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lbj did with walter in the early 1970s in which lbj is sitting in that chair and walter is on that couch exactly what you see right now. the president was alive for about a year end a half when this library, he was inaugurated in 1971 and he died in january 1973. very limited time during which he was part of the library but a very important time. lady bird johnson continued to make an important part of her life until she died in 2007. this library is just as much about her touch as it is her husband. throughout the room, there are wonderful artifacts the johnsons collected while they were in the white house, some come from heads of state and others from friends of theirs who gave the johnsons gift for the presidential library for the white house that was brought to this space. one such item is painting by diego rivera, one of 15 paintings that diego rivera did during the course of his career, it was given resident johnson from the president of mexico during a state visit there during the course of johnson's presidency. for some of the painting on the right, charles russell, a famous pain

so at least two former presidents have slept on that couch. this is a small desk that president johnson used in this private office, the oval office. he spent a great deal of his time there when he worked as president so a lot of the work of his presidency was done on this desk. president johnson was a -- a major consumer of the news. he monitored it very, very carefully and those three television sets were set up so he could see simultaneously all three major news broadcasts simultaneously. and there's a remote control there, a primitive remote control allows him to isolate the sounds on two sets so that he could hear the sound on one of them. this was at a time there were only three broadcast networks, nbc, cbs and abc. easier to monitor and pbs was a fourth network introduced by lyndon johnson through legislation in 1967 creating not only pbs, but also national public radio. i mentioned earlier that this suite has not changed since president johnson died in 1973 and the rug that i will show you in what is a bathroom is illustraive of that.

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it couch occasional tables. part of the couch.: gradually get people back in studio as things get back to normal. finally i might go back to broadway september 14th. i might be working at night for a while. september 14th audience. steve: brian, when is the last time you went to a broadway play. brian: i actually went to hamilton. this is how crazy it is. i actually liked hamilton so much and first time i'm admitting this. i bought the sound track. i mean, can you believe this? i bought a broadway sound track. ainsley: tell them the story of driving the car counsel to florida. brian: i was starting to get tired and the only thing that woke me up was hamilton. ainsley: king song. brian: the king stole the show. ainsley: did you see it? steve: no. ainsley: the king of england did not understand why anyone would want to come to america. steve: that would be king george. ainsley: he sang these two great songs and he stole the show. i don't know what his name is. at least the play i saw. brian: i don't know his real name but he played

. >> jack paar added the couch. >> you just broke the couch. >> you just broke the couch!somebody else would start a show they made sure they had a desk and a mug with whatever they wanted to drink during the show. >> how are you? >> great. >> two cheers. >> what's been perfected by jack paar is the formula of what's called late night tv. >> it's a desk, it's a comedy bit, it's back-and-forth, a stand-up, good night. that's late-night television. >> in 1962 paul left and he left on his own terms. >> i've never said this publicly, but he told me once, kid, it's the worst decision i ever made. >> so now there's a real challenge. who can replace jack paar? >> it's nice to see all of you here in newsroom burg. look at this. >> they hired a litany of guest hosts. >> and johnny name came up. >> guy coming from the small town of 10, 15,000. >> i always had an eye on johnny from when i was still in high school in lynn kahn, nebraska. he was a big star in omaha on the radio. then one day they said he's coming to lincoln. he's doing his magic act. my friends and i, we were in about

. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. >> let's kick things off with donald j. trump, former uniterred states president and the reason america will be paying for decades of therapy. it has been five months since trump was indefinitely sus peppedded from facebook. for the minor infraction of trying to overthrow the government, i mean who hasn't done that. but today brought some new parity on where you will and won't be-- clarity on where you will and won't be seeing trump online. >> decision day on a facebook faceoff with the company's independent oversight board opposing upholding the decision to keep president trump off the platform for now. but the board a kind of supreme court for facebook say sts not appropriate to make the ban indefinite giving facebook six months to review its decision. >> donald trump already moving on from the traditional social media sites ahead of the decision. he launched his own new blog called from the desk of done add j-- donald trump, they are fore-- fore mo

. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, there is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. all right, people, let's do this, let's kick things off with the coronavirus pandemic. the thing that is both almost over and show worse than ever. even as vaccines are making everybody safe, it is clear that covid-19 is a lot like-- in that it is never really going to be over which is why a new break through in testing for covid is getting a lot of buzz. >> dutch researchers are training bees to detect covid-19 infections in samples and they say it could cut the waiting time for test results from hours or days to down to just seconds. bee have an unusually keen sense of smell and the bees indicate a positive test results by extending their tongues to get a reward in the form of sugar water. takes about a month to train these bees. researchers say it could be used in parts of the world where there is currently no covid testing available. >> trevor: aahhh, you see, people, you see what happens when we don't get vaccinated. i told you guys, what did i s

. >> jack paar out of the couch. >> i think i just broke the couch. >> you just broke the couch!d the familiar image of "the tonight show." and when somebody else would start a show, they made sure they had a desk and a mug where they drank during the show. >> how are you? >> i'm great. >> cheers! >> and what's been perfected, by jack paar, is the formula of what's called late-night tv. >> it's a host, a monologue, it's a desk, a comedy bit. it's back and forth, it's some standup. it's a good night. that's late-night television. >> in 1962, paar left and he left, on his own terms. >> i have never said this publicly. but he told me, once, kid, it's the worst decision i ever made. >> so now, there was a real challenge. who could replace jack paar? >> good evening. it's very nice to see all of you her here. >> they hired a litany of guest hosts. >> and then, johnny's name came up. >> he is middle america, yeah. guy coming from a small town of, you know, 10, 15,000. >> i always had an eye on johnny from when i was still in high school in lincoln, nebraska. he was a big star in omaha

back to our couch on the second floor.loser and who knows maybe studio guests soon and o share the green room. ainsley: i haven't thought about that. wow. sorry jay lien, you will be back at work, she handles the green room she is off camera. brian: i have never met her. ainsley: i steal her from you. brian: do you on a daily basis because she likes you better. and i don't blame her. let's talk about that pipeline hit that slammed into us last friday looks like this group called darkside who according to politico u.s. intelligence officials believe it's related to russia and supported by the gru which is russia's army intelligence arm even though they vehemently deny it the enact they supply 100 million gallons of fuel each day. it the fact that it's barely running except for manual work on some of the pipeline arteries we are severely hurt by this. look at the overhead shots of the lines for people, especially in north carolina waiting for fuel. ainsley: brian and steve, i'm on the phone with my it friend cindy i'm going

i was in the store one day trying to get a couch, and i just saw this lady looking at a couch, and sheshe said oh, baby, thank you. my house just caught on fire. i just need a couch. i said your house caught on fire? what else do you need? baby, i don't want to do that. so we furnished the whole house. about 30,000. [ applause ] >> jimmy: nice. >> put a smile on her face. i was glad to be able to do that. >> jimmy: well, that is a very sweet thing to do. and imagine, i can only imagine when you walk into a furniture store how scared the couches are, you know? [ laughter ] >> you know, i have a small booty compared to guillermo. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're right. you're right. >> guillermo: oh, whatever. >> jimmy: shaquille o'neal, the state farm nba play-in tournament -- >> guillermo! >> guillermo: how are you? love you. >> jimmy: tournament starts tomorrow night on tnt. the hornets at the pacers, followed by wizards at celtics. there he is. double hall of famer shaquille o'neal. thanks, shaq! we'll be back with patton oswalt. ♪ from subway®. that's oven roasted turkey. piled high wi

." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah. >> trevor: all right, you all, let's kick things off in texas, mexico's hat. if you live in the suburbs of houston, you probably expect life to be pretty uneventful: kids riding bikes, women holding book clubs, dudes shooting ar-15s at trash cans for "looking at them funny." but one thing you definitely don't expect is a 200-pound jungle cat. >> this morning, authorities still on the prowl, searching for a missing tiger seen roaming the streets of houston. >> makes us cringe to all of us, just to know there is a wild animal at large. >> oh, my gosh. >> the big cat's unexpected appearance leaving neighbors and even houston's mayor baffled. >> let's find the tiger, and let's place the tiger in the most appropriate place. >> you know, this has become kind of commonplace in texas, so i really hope that senators cruz and cornyn will sign on to the big cat public safety act, because if they had last year when the house passed this bill-- t

. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah! ♪♪♪ >> trevor: hi, people. let's kick it off with the coronavirus pandemic. it's the reason your grandma keeps saying you filled out whenever she hugs you. ever since the vaccine came out, americans have been looking forward to the day when the country will achieve herd immunity which is when a disease dies out because enough of the population has been vaccinated or previously infected or covid just doesn't feel safe around them. but now, it seems like people are going to have to wait a long longer than they thought. >> in the fight against covid 19 this, as headline no one wants to see. quote, reaching herd immunity is unlikely in the united states, experts now believe. one plodgist even telling the "new york times," "the virus is unlikely to go away." >> vaccine hesitancy remains a very real issue threatening the country's chances of achieving herd immunity. scientists believe the virus will likely become a manageable threat that will continue to c

>> on the couch. >> how did she get on the couch?ued to ask him about where the father was, where kevin was to the point where he became upset. i mean sobbing. [ sobbing ] >> crying. he was visibly shaken. >> he pulls the hood of his sweatshirt over his face. he curls up in his chair. >> did he take riley outside? >> no. >> did you see dad carry her out just for a little bit? >> no. >> it's okay if you did. did you see dad take her out for just a little bit? >> no. >> was he carrying her? >> no. >> 168 times he says his father had nothing to do with riley's disappearance. >> no. no. no. >> 168 times he says he didn't see anything, he was asleep. >> no. >> but they won't take no for an answer. >> i need to know who took riley out of the house. >> i don't know. >> or who did she go with? >> i don't know. >> a detective was behind a one-way mirror. his form was outlined ghostly like a specter, watching every move tyler made, every word he spoke. >> i want my mom. >> all right, i don't think there are any other questions. >> so she shuts

tom: abramowitz offspring are on the couch. my kids are on the couch., our kids and germany on the couch? matt: there is a much more difficult day trading situation. my daughter has tried to get it up on her iphone, and she cannot do it. there are too many rules and regulations. tom: does your daughter walk you? matt: no, she is only seven months. lisa: i was about to say. she is not sure trading stocks that are on reddit. lisa: i will say my kids are really into deutsche queen. tom: it will be into ditch interesting to see, but -- interesting to see, but matt miller way out front on bitcoin. edward morse of citigroup. but -- stop by. stay with us, from new york, from berlin, this is bloomberg. >> the russian hackers behind the soul for when campaign have escalated attacks on u.s. federal agencies, think tanks, and nongovernmental organizations according to a blog post for microsoft vice president tom berg. in april, president biden ordered sanctions against six companies that provide support to the kremlin operations. in taiwan, officials say the coron

sometimes i slept in couches, sometimes we slept on the floors. we had a really high anxiety and depression. and on my daughter's had emotional outburst, especially the youngest ones. and to be honest, i was becoming abusive mom because i didn't know how to handle the situation. sometimes these emotional outbursts lasted an hour, and i was also having a lot of insomnia, which was affecting my physical health. i was just desperate to, to find solutions. they should give us this. we desire. martha says she was inspired by a group of un housed women in oakland who took over an empty house in 2018 like the reclaimed was action. it was a response to the cities affordability crisis. some might call these oakland mothers radical. others might say finding an empty house to move your family into is that there's a rational reform. we're not leaving anyway, we were sleeping on the floor at the dream. i found out about moms for housing in oakland. i felt really empowered by these women. there were moms and there were black moms and i wanted to do something li

that's 80 grand a year for sitting on your couch.5,000 above the median income level, that is a lot of money. that is a lot of money. and this is what biden said, which was probably the dumbest thing he has ever said. he goes, welcome you know what? why don't businesses, why don't they just raise wages? oh, like the small businesses are like jerry jones just like throwing around $20 million contracts and signing free agents in the off-season. these are mom and pop retail shops and restaurant owners. they are not just going to be like you know what? dishwasher. let's give you 40 grand. hostess, let's give you $35,000. they are small profit margins, juan. they don't have money like that should just raise wages. you got to be out of your mind. >> greg: all right, katie, bring it home or bring it somewhere. >> katie: i think 2020 was the year of the toilet paper shortage, but i think this year will be the year of toilet paper being too expensive because inflation is already here and more of it is coming. >> greg: all right, well here you

. >> many backsides have sat in this couch. >> reporter: he inherited this couch from his brothers familywhite. >> then they had three kids and a dog. it's awful. >> reporter: when he got his $600 stimulus payment this year, he figured, now is the time. >> i was going to use it to buy a new couch. i was waiting to get a good deal. >> reporter: he activated the debit card but didn't use it right away. then, weeks later, and awful realization. >> i couldn't remember. i'm starting to go crazy. >> reporter: for the life of him, he could not remember the four digit pin number he set up for the debit card. >> it was on a piece of paper. >> reporter: he called the company to reset it. >> for customer service press one. >> reporter: however, he was not allowed to reset the pin number until he entered the pin number, which, of course, he forgot. >> well, that's what i'm calling for. i don't remember. >> reporter: he started entering every four digit number he could think of, hoping to hit the right one. >> my birthday, my parents birth anniversary, old cell phone number, old addresses i would use,

we have to move people off the couch. >> this could spark an interesting immigration discussion.ause i think overall we have a lot of labor shortage issues. joe biden this week reiterated something that i think means his bill could get a lot smaller on capitol hill. let me play the bite. >> i'm willing to compromise, but i'm not willing to not pay for what we're talking about. i'm not willing to deficit spend. they already have us 2 trillion in the hole. >> jake sherman, that comment this week, saying this isn't our final offer. there's more coming. letters sent to the democratic biden administration worried about some of the estate tax proposals. is there momentum for a smaller bill that is bipartisan that's actually gathering steam? >> depends on who you ask, chuck. i think this jobs report, leaving aside the economic reality, there's a political reality that frankly democrats feel like they need to go big and go now. it's going to speed up the consideration of this package. i have to imagine this week, several senators are coming to the white house to meet. i have to imagine j

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emily, following up with you, our legal expert on the couch, is there a first amendment claim?nd take what trey gowdy says about substantive due process, but what about her claim to regain her job and her colleague within her stature in the department. >> emily: first of all, that post was investigated by the county prosecutor's office on criminal charges, this is so mind-boggling to me that to answer your question, yes, that is the crust of her argument is that it is a person amendment argument, but to be honest there is a dichotomy as a government as a sorbonne and employer, their first amendment rights, but to trey gowdy's point, this country is filled with ex-sector employees because they have determined that their employer, the government interest in regulating their free speech outweighed their right to that free speech. frankly i think that the punishment is draconian, i agree with trey and if it makes its way through the courts that the supreme court breaks it up and i hope that they make an exception or change precedent, because it is absolutely in my mind as i said dr

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so, he shows up in my office and looks a little nervous, sitting on this couch across from the chairitting in and he started talking but just slid off of this little couch onto his knees onto the floor and put his hands in a prayer position and said mr. speaker, will you forgive me and i said for what. i had long forgotten about the fact that you voted against me. two years later he gets reelected in 2014. it's january, 2015. he votes against me again. i'm going zero my god. a couple months go by and i get this letter about what a great speaker and leader i am. i said he must have a bit of schizophrenia. >> thank you for sharingu that. in 2011 you were quoted as saying you were opposed to the legalization of marijuana and a you are now an advocate for it. what changed? >> over the course i saw state after state legalize in some form. you get kind of k tuned in and know what your constituents think. as the speaker of the house i'm watching this and by the time i left as the speaker in 2015 i thought you know what, there's like 20 states that have already approved this. i thought liste

but 72 degrees on the couch to couch in my living room.sounds i would say bring the couch outside you, though, because you'll be in the 70's so but if it 74 to hot, hot and it. james, have the kids carry out yeah. sitting outside though, this weekend. that could be nice move to back yard. catch some sunshine because we will believe it or not, actually be tapping into that today, too. after such a great start to the day. fog. low cloud cover will burn off. it's going to take some time this morning. staying with us a bit longer than it did yesterday. tipper on view one of our cloudy us one of our foggiest visibility, very low. we are seeing sunshine already across the inlet, the space. you're already in the middle of it. it's really the rest of us that are looking at the less than ideal conditions as far as at least skies go high pressure is out of the region. we are seeing a nice generous on shore flow that's taking all that ocean cool there. but in a right in the bay. we are in the midst of a cool down that only continues into the weekend

ah, there's nothing better than just taking it out, sitting on the couch, maybe not even thinking about it. and just picking stuff, whatever happens, whatever comes out, it's very relaxing and comforting. i sleep better at night knowing that i have this guitar in my house. oh, in. well, she's a she is much less gums and times when i've got something else to do with something that might be kind of annoying me. i just pick up my guitar and lab and suddenly everything is okay. is it just feels like everything's right often. it feels good. cool. there's definitely something magical about it. skied shore and maggie duff on hall is, ah, ah, ah, in the news the news, the news, the news the news is to understand the world better. we need to take a closer look at the experience knowledge in a dream or a nightmare. 3 long as both the island located in the indian ocean. both of its natural wireless inhabitants suffer from exploitation discrimination and the aftermath of a prolonged civil war. 3 like the dark side of paradise. 45 minutes on the w. o. the ah. me species and expedition to decipher th

meadows shows up in my office, looks a little nervous and sitting on his couch across from the chair i would sit in, started to talk and as he started talking just slid off of this low couch onto his knees onto the floor and put his hand in a prayer position and said mister speaker, will you forgive me? i said for what? i had long forgotten he voted against me. two years later he gets reelected in 2014, january of 2015 the guy votes against me again. oh my god. a couple months go by and i get this glowing letter from mark meadows about what a great speaker i am and great leader i am. the guy must have had schizophrenia. >> host: thank you for sharing that. in 2011 you were quoted as saying you are opposed to the legalization of marijuana but you are now and advocate. what changed? >> i saw state after state legalized the use of cannabis, and someone serving in public office, you get tuned in public opinion is what constituents think, and in 2015, 20 states already approved this, listen, i spoke -- smoke cigarettes, drove -- i never thought i would get into this business, doing a litt

he's sitting on this couch across from the chair i was sitting in, and he started talking and slid off of this little couch onto his knees onto the floor and put his hands in a prayer position and said mr. speaker, will you forgive me? and i said for what. i'd long forgotten about the vote. two years later, he gets reelected in 2014. january, 2015. the guy goes against me again. i thought my god. so, a couple months go by and i get a letter from mark meadows about what a great speaker and leader i am. the guy must have a bit of schizophrenia. >> thank you for sharing that. in 2011, you were quoted as saying you were, quote, opposed to the legalization of marijuana but you are now an advocate. what changed? >> well, you know, over the course of my speakership, i saw state after state after state legalize the use of cannabis in some form. you know, in the public office you get tuned into the public opinion on what your constituents think. as the speaker of the house, i'm watching this go on. by the time i left as speaker in 2015, i thought you know what, there's like 20 states that have

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. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah. ♪♪♪ >> trevor: all right, people. our first story is about venmo. you know, the app that lets friends send the same $25 back and forth to each other. the money transfer app has become one of the most popular ways for people to pay for definitely not weed, but it's also a kind of social network with all the privacy risks that go along with that, and it turns out that no one is safe. >> heads up to anybody who uses venmo. if you have your app on the phone that allos you to send money with a click of the buttedden, you have the ability to make the transactions public or private. the contacts are not private. users were able to find president biden's personal venmo account recently and buzz feed was allowed to look at everybody joe biden is connected with on the app. the white house was alerted, scrubbed the account, and venmo has not said whether they're making contact lists private after this report. >> trevor: okay, this is shocking! joe biden has a v

." >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: all right r all right, folks, i know you already know this but i'm going to say it. there's a lot of not so great news that is out. covid cases are surging in india and in south america. the united states is struggling to achieve herd immunity, benifer is back in the news and bill and melinda gates are getting a divorce. that's devastating for me. they were married 27 years. i was, like, if the gates can't make it work, nobody can. melinda filed for divorce. i don't know the how or the why. i do know if ever there was a thing that bill gates doesn't control minds, i mean, this is it. i don't know if you've noticed this, but every single one of us was shocked the same way. you know, like when kim and kanye happened, people were, like, celebrities. jeff bezos and mckenzie, everybody was, like, i guess. but they're like our parents. i can't believe it. people in south america, south africa were texting me. the way they were coming at me toget

. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah. ♪♪♪ >> trevor: let's dick things off with the police. the answer to the question, whatever happened to that bully from high school? ever since the black lives matter movement began, there has been a debate over the best way to stop police abuse. should the police be reformed, defunded, abolished? and police have consistently replied, nah, let's do none of that. but now, even the most stubborn police organizations are giving at least a little ground. >> police unions across the country endorsing a potential shift in the way that officers defend each other. the union's committee approved plan calls on more than 350,000 members of law enforcement to intervene when they see another union member doing something wrong, a rejection of the so-called code of silence among police officers. >> trevor: interesting. so you're telling police officers that, starting now, if they see someone committing a crime, they'll have to stop it? i guess we can try it. for rea