all of these these companies are intertwined and they would want to see this going forward but with conan gone that's less likely to happen if at all affects them puts thank you very much for the analysis. thailand has transformed itself into one of the biggest order manufacturers in the world several key players that have set up shop want to extend their presence as technology in the automotive sector rapidly advances up a trading of stuff is hard to come by. mercedes benz has a long history in thailand the company has been producing cars here since the one nine hundred sixty s. now they've got their eyesight firmly on the future and that means electro mobility mercedes is investing some one hundred million euros here not only to expand production lines but to add a lithium ion battery plant for its plug in hybrid vehicles. hyla needs to modernize to secure its position as a major automotive hub in the region. now we come to a point where. the cost of labor obviously is cheaper in other countries around talent to be a leading production help in the automotive industry that needs now a ch

>> definitely, freseta sit ago conan sitting on a pile of corpses.dancing girl. and then i encountered token who puzzled me first because it was like the birthday party -- >> stephen: what do you mean? the fellowship of ring begins with a birthday party. >> stephen: a long-expected party. >> and there were no dancing girls or giant snakes. >> stephen: you don't know who is having sex with who. new elves come from someplace, but you can't figure out how they do it. >> at first i wasn't sure about token, but by the time i i got to riffen dale and the lovers, i thought this was the best book ever written. >> stephen: the guy who first gave me my copy of "lord of the rings," a guy named keith sargey, one of my oldest friends in the world, he sent me your books and said, "i found it." because we were always looking for the next thing to obsess. in our lives. we're all looking for something that could stand up to that kind of love that you want to give a fantasy world. and your books are it. what-- what-- what led to you write this, which takes place cme u

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boss in the white house sessions formally a hard line judge an alabama senator was implementing to conan law and order policies most notably the so-called zero tolerance policy on migrants and asylum seekers that resulted in thousands of children and babies being separated from their parents if you are some are doing a child then we will prosecute you and that child may be separated from you as required by law. in the end sessions loss of support among former republican senate colleagues signaled the death knell for his attorney general ship. whether his departure will signal an end to the russia probe or be seen as another effort by trump to darrelle that investigation remains to be seen political gain al-jazeera washington the u.s. justice department says matthew whitaker will be in charge of all the departments including assuming control of the mill investigation senate democrat leader chuck schumer says would come must immediately recuse himself from oversight of the russia probe i find the timing very suspect number one but number two number the our paramount view is that any attorn

>> you know, i think conan was talking about the congressional races. polling way ahead of the congressional candidates in those districts, and it's because people are -- >> you're still down 17 points, though, to newsom. so is trump helping you? >> well, those are old polls. i think if people look at what's going on now, people are finally making the decision, they're really deciding who's going to make my life better, who's actually going to reduce the cost of living in the state, who's going to do something about a school system that used to be number one and is now 47th, who's going to do something about the condition of our roads and the congestion. my opponent is funded by the same special interests that have always controlled sacramento. he's the status quo. i'm change, katy. i think the people of this state -- you negotiatiknow, the congressional districts are one thing, but when it comes to their actual working and daily lives, they want lower cost. they want to stay in california. they don't want to have to move. the cost of living is driving

. >> this is the original conan sword that i used in "conan the barbarian." that's good enough. >> this is very important. >> we need the spirit of bipartisanship. >> you know, here we have mr. freeze from "batman and robin." so i wore this outfit for many, many days, and it took -- the make-up alone took around four and a half hours and then another hour to put this outfit on and to put it together and all this stuff. so it was kind of a torturous experience. >> let me ask you about the acting thing in general. why did you want to do that? >> well, because, i mean, if you have a body, a mr. universe body, and if that enables you to get into the movies, why not? because in body building, remember, there was absolutely no money. i was a bricklayer when i came to america in order to make some money. >> yeah. i never actually thought about that body building thing as a way into movies. that's why i never took it up, you know? >> i understand. but then no one recognizes and realizes the washboard that you have underneath that shirt. >> no, i know. >> the six pack

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he had been conan's producer. carvey's doing a show and he is looking for you.a carvey show" and i can draw a line from that conversation in a back chicago alley-- i'm dropping him off, actually. i gave him the ride-- to being here. because he told me that, i'm sitting here with you. >> that's awesome. >> stephen: yeah. ( applause ). >> great guy. >> stephen: yeah, yeah. >> so if you weren't doing this job. >> stephen: yes. >> what would you be doing? >> stephen: i would probably be doing time. ( laughter ) i have no other-- i have no other skills! i don't know. i probably would be very sad. >> oh! we wowcialtiond too. >> stephen: because, you know, because the world-- the world could be sad. the news is insane, and if i don't have the show to do every night, i go a little... you know nut nethe squirrel cage up here. and sometimes the show is really hard to do. a week ago or two weeks ago, we had a dark week, and i was at home, and it was wednesday, and i was at home and i was twitching a little bit. ( laughter ) you know-- you ever twitch a little bit? >> no, b

it's great to do conan or fallon. all great, but that's not going to make your career anymore.w, you could wind up doing a half hour for netflix, network tv no longer controls who is famous. >> it's more about podcasts and things that get a bigger sense of you than just like, how you doing, folks? with the podcasts, it gives the comedian, the freedom, there are no restrictions. they're just topics we talk about that are normally taboo. what are we talking about, daddy? >> you said it. >> are you good to your mate? >> and do they reciprocate? >> and the response we're getting is people are saying, thank you for being so open, and honest. >> there's the premium for them to be completely who they are, and now audiences are more finely tuned to sniff out the bs. i'm listening to mark marin and i know his relationship with his father when he goes on stage, there's a shorthand so he can go deeper faster. >> i don't think i'm afraid to die. i'd prefer it happens quickly. like the transition i just wanted it to be like, boom, boom, i'd like my last words to be something like, wait, wha

. >> conan o'brien. andy samberg. a kid named nick kroll. you, i, john mullany.son on. as we ate -- it was the funniest table i've ever sat at. >> jimmy: it was a lot of fun and you were the funniest one at the table. i think it's a great message is that, comedy is stronger than politics, folks. [ cheers and applause ] [ gong ] thank you, jeff. oh, jeff's on vacation. anyway. it was great. >> thanks, brother. >> jimmy: your special is very funny. "fake news, real jokes" is downloadable now and you can see dennis on tour with mark steyn february 22nd in reading, pennsylvania, and february 23rd in syracuse. we'll be back with the milk carton kids! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel bye. the best or nothing. st or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank melissa mccarthy and dennis miller. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first, this is their album "all the things that i did and all the things that i didn't do." here with the song "younger years" - the milk carto

margo's promotional tour includes performances on "saturday night live," "conan," "colbert," and theargo's east nashville home. her husband and bass player in the band, jeremy, prepares biscuits with pimento and cheese, topped with chopped bacon. along with red wine braised short rib on a crostini with goat cheese. do you guys eat like this all the time? >> jeremy: no. >> margo: he cooks -- he cooks like this all the time. he's worked in like every restaurant in town. yeah, we've all been in the restaurant business. you, you, you. he just got fired from a job over on the west side, sorry. >> jeremy: way to go, margo. >> anthony: um, first of all, let me ask, who here is from nashville originally? >> margo: exactly, she is. >> anthony: this has been pretty much the story of my experience here so far. you know, the town has a reputation, there are so many really good musicians here, does that make it harder to break out here? and alternately, what happens if you suck here? like, i mean, if you can't -- if you're playing country western -- >> margo: i mean, it is -- >> anthony: and you

. >> conan o'brien. andy samberg. a kid anymonamed nick control. you, i, john mullany.le i've ever sat at. >> jimmy: it was a lot of fun and you were the funniest one at the table. i think it's a great message is that, comedy is stronger than politics, folks. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, jeff. oh, jeff's on vacation. anyway. it was great. >> thanks, brother. >> jimmy: your special is very funny. "fake news, real jokes" is downloadable now and you can see dennis on tour with mark steyn february 22nd in reading, pennsylvania, and february 23rd in syracuse. we'll be back with the milk carton kids! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for data. or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy, awesome. click, cal

up the findings add to pressure on representatives from almost two hundred nations who gather in conan's next month to discuss ways of reigning in global warming under the twenty fifteen paris climate accord. on a tarasova was the coordinator of the report into greenhouse gas levels she says temperature rises are inevitable under current climate agreements. we are very much concerned are with the recent findings because what we reported in these here on greenhouse gas politan off the wall much a logical organization is that the concentration off the main gases carbon dioxide methane in need to find they continue to increase not that they are just continuing to increase they are increasing by the same great is for the last ten years so we do not see any signs or the decline in the goal fraid of the greenhouse gases and in their concentration and that is really very voice and because the countries have taken the commitments we assign and the paris agreement under which all the countries wanted to do something but unfortunately we do not see any signs off the decline in the greenhouse gases

and conan in the back there. introduction for the book. [applause] one of the reasons i want to thank you is because i had trepidation when i was writing this book. i did not think you would be about having it portrayed as a den of iniquity. i thought it was really important. pointed out that the reason it was possible to write a whole book about espionage is because the vast majority of reporters were spies. it had nothing to do with espionage. that is an important point. the reason it was possible to use journalism as a cover is because they were hiding themselves among people who were not spies. in today's world, that is an important and to remember. i also think, skipping ahead to something we might talk about afterwards, i think the take-home message i have on the book, my take-home message is not that there is an enormous amount of espionage and journalism now were that the newspapers are riddled with fake news. it is quite the opposite. the truth is undersold and it is important for all of us to counter and to work against. , i will

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i am joined by the chief economist and founder of 88 file a 10 conan -- rafael acting tenconi, and morrisd come up partner at llc.ry >> he will have a much more aggressive questioner this is one of the two issues that the democrats and trump can agree on. nobody will say that they should take it easy on china. expect with the relationship between the u.s. and china, that it will get worse. it works for the president was politically and legislatively. i think you will see a lot more fostering and also democrats rallying to the side to push these things further. francine: fostering, does it mean they are trying to get -- posturing, could it hurt the u.s. economy? does it mean that there are trying to get more votes? theis: fostering for president is the headlining. if you notice what he has done on steel and aluminum tariffs, they have not changed anything other than made them 25% and 10% more expensive for the american consumer. that is a posturing. legislatively and long-term, it is something he can work with the democrats to push a narrative and an agenda that could have some impact. fra

conan and ellen but i can't even watch that anymore.snbc and cnn used to be fair but they are nothing but liberal now. they can't even admit this president has done so many outstanding things. we are in deep trouble. host: one more call, lorraine. beverly hills, florida. caller: how are you doing question mark watch you all the time. i mailed in my vote. a week later i get in the mail something saying where are you? we have not received your vote, are you going to vote? then another letter where have you been for so long? i voted all the time. all my life. they are talking about trump being a wonderful president, what has he done? backing his friends on the and making such money for them to buy yachts and airplanes. i am a recent widow with a handicapped child. i am fighting ssi because they are tried to take it away from me. i'm living on social security. i do not see anything working a wonderful for me. and the young couple across the street with three children, they both have to work to make ends meet and pay for babysitters. please

ability to the polls, whether it is registration issues, issues like in texas where they have a true conan process to even be draconianto vote -- process to even be qualified to vote. normalizing the conversation on compulsory voting. i don't know. jeremy: in texas, their voter registration law were you have to be deputized by the state to register voters. yoyou can only register vovotern the county's your deputized in. texas has more counties that probably any other state. if you are in austin want to register voters coming yet to be deputized. if you want to do so in san antonio, yet to be deputized in san antotonio. yet to get deputized every two years. there are major penalties if you miss handle aa voter registratin form. if thehere's any sort of information missing and you handle it, you can be sent to jeff for voter fraud. r's beto o'rourke butpaign -- beto o'rourke it on right now in texas, there are 3 million unregistered voters of color. 2.2 million unregistered latinos. 750,000 unregistered african-americans. we will see with the margin of victory is between beto and ted cruz. i

conan o'brien is on hiatus but he was kind to lend us triumph the insult comic dog!n!hee liberals >> stephen: triumph, thank you for being here. we're so happy to have you cover this story for "the late show." >> yes, you are. >> stephen: you are the perfect person because in the 2016 primaries you interviewed ted cruz. here you are trying to talk to events. you even strapped yourself to a drone. >> yes. >> stephen: which you then used to chase after ted cruz's buzz down then w w wantto. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and how about this time? >> well let's just say i talked to the beto-heads, the cruzers-- and i even got close to the candidates themselves. >> stephen: jim? reporting from deep in the heart of texas i am here at the rally for beto o'rourke surrounded by a mob, degenerate young leftists with all one common, they all share the same netflix account. ( laughter ) here's the one thing i don't know, his music. ♪ ♪ everybody is like, oh, he was a punk rocker. have you actually ever heard his music? >> no, i can't say i can. trust me, if beto wants to stop border cr

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