you have a club house painted in dr. seuss colors it has a dungeon in it where you throw axes at the wall. you are an honest to god oligarch! >> are you sure? >> stephen: i am positive. i want in. >> now you are on board. >> stephen: totally on board. >> totally on board. >> stephen: thank you. i need some bologna. some balance ownee am thank you, mikhail, thank you so much for showing me how to be an oligarch and for the cool hat. (applause) tomorrow our russia week continues. join me tomorrow for my exclusive visit to moscow's alleged presidential peepee suite, did two prostitutes pee on that bed, did one television host. join us tomorrow to find out. we'll be right back with the star of atomic blonde. (applause) what twisted ankle?ask what muscle strain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. boy: this is the story of a boy ♪ >> stephen: welcome back to the show. (applause) oh, folks you're in for a treat, my first guest is an actor best known for the last king of scotlan

i was trying to get her attention so i did dramatic readings from dr. seuss books while she was behind me in line. host: her reaction? disgustaney: complete and disinterest overcome only by unbelievable persistence on my part. host: what did you see in her? magiclvaney: there is now formula on how to meet the special person in your life. i don't know how you met the person you might be with. it could be a bar, a church. a bookstore is not a bad place to meet somebody. host: triplets. 17 years old. mr. mulvaney: yeah, yeah. what did you want to know? host: whatsit like to raise triplets? mr. mulvaney: for us, it's completely normal to come home from the hospital with three kids because we don't know any different. these are our children. i don't know how to describe it to people. it's like having a slumber party at your house every single night. at least it was. two of the kids are already away from home. my daughter skipped a year of -- my daughter is a senior in high school. she skipped a year in school. she is at a publicly funded boarding school. one of my

opposite this is so exhaustive lee researched and so meticulously presented its makes gnome look like dr seuss well i mean i lead people through the documents because i never want to want to do as i say four cards face up if someone says something in a document let's look at the document word for word that's the best way to present information right i mean the stock i mean i know so as we talk about some resolutions and all but this this letter here september tenth two thousand and twelve to ben bernanke he from george osborne telling ben bernanke he that if he doesn't get in line with the swiss institutions of the financial stability board in the bank of international style mess the implication here is really going to like come after you in a. he repeatedly threatens the destruction of both hemispheres financially if they prosecute h.s.b.c. repeatedly about letter he says although it could be great financial consequences there are going to be contagion these these guys these criminals they love that the false they love the pseudo scientific terms like contagion but is loaded with threats like

lost money in the iron business is in the company and henry ford failed completely the first time dr. seussold pro was fired from her first job they called her an unfit for television. [laughter] they all failed and tried again. where you can write the script of your own life in america. [applause] so when a pessimist like me says bearden some government regulation i hope you will ignore me to prove me wrong. that is the show for tonight from loss biggest and freedom fest. go live the american dream. [cheers and applause] >> a sailor who was with jfk aboard pt-109. >> the ship came out of the dark, and harold was killed. >> the young man's mother begins a correspondence with the future president. >> i was actually shocked when i saw what the letters detailed. >> the letters are tucked away for years. >> these documents could be of significant historical value, and they could also be worth a lot of money. >> this is one of those treasures that surfaces that nobody knew existed. >> a treasure, all right, if they can prove they're real. >> the signatures looked authentic. >> looked authentic.

it is a great story i encourage people to read dr. seuss. >> i am reading also killing patten is also why bill o'reilly it is a story of world war i and world war two i consider him to be in incredible leader khaled informed him going forward and how he led the country. i think bill rileys books are well written sometimes they get detailed and you get lost it is good. . . a wonderful time here seeking the change she and being part of it

. >> there's neighbors that have come by and i want to stop by maybe speak italian an pick up a dr. seuss book in italian and be more exposed to italian culture. >> you can get everything from the harry potter films. the location will be open through december and you can always visit them online. grab a blanket and snacks and head to the park saturday. an out door theater troop mash up an homage to romeo and and star wars. admission is free but donations are accepted. another affordable option delores day fest. this event will feature life local musicians from 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for details go to our website abc 7 news.com. we'll link you up with hoodline. >>> an oregon man is showing off his leggo skills. he built a water fall out of 80,000 legos. that's pretty cool. >> that is good. >> it's based on a real oregon water fall. his version of the 600 foot water fall is about eight feet tall but no less impressive. he's been playing with legos since he was a kid but,000 hi recreates real laces he's visited. he says he wants others to enjoy his masterpiece and is looking for a venue whe

> there's lot of neighbors that have come by that just want to come by, speak italian, pick up a dr. seussook in italian and be more exposed to italian culture. >> you can get everything from the harry potter series to new releases in films at the shop. the physical location will be open through december and you can always visit them online. >>> grab a blanket and snacks for shakespeare or snake wars. romeo j juliet and star war rr. get there early to check out performers from circus center. >>> deloris day fest at where else? deloris park. it will feature live local musicians from 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for details on these events and more, go to our website. we'll link you up with hoodline. >> so you know what's happening thisis weekend. the question is what kind of weather will we enjoy. >>> we're going to have lovely weather this weekend. you see on live doppler 7, very little fog at the coast but we expect more to develop overnight and expand beyond the coast. overnight lows will be in the mid to upper 50s. a little fog lingering at the coast. 60s at the coast to low 90s inland. the

that was followed a week later by newsweek having me on the cover as a dr. seuss figure and the title was the grinch that stole christmas. this was my entry into press neutrality in the modern era. those covers didn't hurt me at all because they sent a signal that we were for welfare reform and that is really cool, glad for welfare reform. the cover disappeared. we get to one of the mistakes in my career. democrats filed 83 charges against me, 82 of the charges were dismissed. by the third charge i should have filed a charge against the people doing it because it was a deliberate political abuse of the ethics process and i should have moved to expel it. that was a mistake on my part. they knew they were phony, they knew they were absurd, they knew it was a constant repetition. somebody filed 82 charges against you, the one charge, also won against the federal election commission in federal court against the irs. when i talk about the deep state i have lived this. the one charge they got me on was the letter written by the law firm, clearly a mistake which i have n

that was followed a week later by newsweek having me on the cover as a dr. seuss figure and the title was the grinch that stole christmas. this was my entry into press neutrality in the modern era. those two covers didn't hurt me because they sent a signal to the middle class we were for welfare reform, that is cool, he is for welfare reform. the cover disappeared. we get to one of the mistakes in my career. democrats filed 83 charges against me. 82 were dismissed. by the third charge i should have filed a charge against the people who do it because it was a deliberate political abuse of the ethics process and i should have moved. that is a mistake on my part. they knew they were phony and absurd but also knew it was -- this is what trump faces, the new was a constant repetition. somebody files 82 charges against you, one charge, also won in federal court against federal election commission and the irs so when i talk about the deep state i have lived this. the one charge they got me on was a letter written by the law firm which had a mistake which i should not hav

to quote dr. seuss, the time has come, the time is now. thank you again for the opportunity to testify. i'm pleased to answer questions. >> thank you. mr. solomon. >> mr. chairman, senator wyden and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify on tax reform. i'm here speaking on my own behalf. for many years, policy makers expressed desire to reform the tax code. much has changed since the last major overhaul in the tax reform act of 1986. we all recognize updating the code is a necessity. we hope we are at a climax in this effort and in the coming months we will see the enactment of significant reform. in march 2011, i had the privilege of testifying before this committee about tax reform. as i stated in my testimony then, the primary purpose of the federal tax system is to collect the revenues needed to fund the government. we would all agree the goals of an optimal tax system include promoting economic growth, minimizing distortion and supporting the competitive position of american businesses around

. >> even with the launch of a brand new dr. seussd their latest ship carnival won't have any lifeguard. we asked them why. does it have to do with liability, overhead costs. >> carnival cruiselines gave a written statement saying they've invest add lot of money to ensure personnel trained in water safe tear pigged by their pools and water slides saying "how we address water safety is based upon our belief in the importance of parental supervision and responsibility and not on any other factors". >> it never donned on me. >> the hunter's feel that responsibility every day. >> it was, um --, it was definitely something i would never ever pour get. so -- telling us they know what ultimately falls on them for losing track of little clinton but believe an extra set of train eyes could have helped. >> if you can put one person on on there how much could that possibly cost and how would you ever compare that to the life of a child? >> quinton had been playing near the pool with his big brother as an end of the cruise party kick up. >> next

the other thing about ted cruz, way back when your member reading dr. seuss warned us that if this past obamacare passed, it would be near impossible to get rid of even with majorities, republican majorities in a republican president. people are getting used to the idea that there is a right to health care, that the federal government should provide it. this is obviously what is creating the problem. >> martha: it's an acceptance of that fact that the benefit was given, including the tax cuts for the wealthy and investments to pay for it, all that is still in here and it's not going anywhere. >> and it's very hard to take away. once given its very hard to take away. people become accustomed to the condition and habituate to these things quickly. >> martha: let me talk to you about something you care about, and that is the opioid crisis in this country. this bill adds a lot more money to try to battle that crisis. a shocking from hhs breaks down stunning figures and how addicted america has become. 3.5 million americans on medicaid part d receive opioids, for

>> men and women in blue. [ laughter ] >> seth: can you complete this famous dr. seussn eggs and ham. i would not eat them on a rope. i would not eat them with some soap. i would not" -- >> even with the pope. [ light laughter ] >> seth: where did you take your wife on your honeymoon? >> pittsburgh, not paris. >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] what does the president call his hands when he eats at a restaurant? >> steak holders. [ light laughter ] >> seth: hey, spicy, dumbass says "what?" >> it was a good try. [ light laughter ] >> seth: ah-ha, almost got you. what would the president do if 14 angry llamas ran into the oval office and started speaking french while the president was eating a plate of calamari? >> i honestly haven't asked him that specific question. [ laughter ] >> seth: fair enough. it was very specific. [ light laughter ] can you describe ted cruz in three words or less? >> an effective tool. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: what is your favorite line in "50 shades of grey"? >> "he was received with incredible warmth." [ laughter ] >> seth: what is your favor

interesting when we talk about this issue, at least the first three panelists quoted star wars, dr. seuss and greek mythology. i'm not sure what that meant, but it did say maybe how challenging this is. i want to make a bit of a comment and ask a question. here is my worry. i agree very strongly with mr. mazur that i want to do tax reform. i want to bring our corporate rates much lower. i believe very strongly we need to do repatriation and bring the earnings that are offshore back. but as somebody who spent a couple years trying to put together the simpson bowls plan, i worry whether we're going to have the wherewithal to really make the tradeoffs you need to make in terms of broadening the base to really lower the rate. six or seven years ago, eight years ago when this was the vogue, the bid and ask on corporate was -- the democrats are more 28, the republicans more at 25. but because the world has not stayed static, i think we have seen many of our industrial competitors lower their corporate rates down closer to 20 and at least aspirationally the administration looks at a rate that's

that was followed a week later by "newsweek" having me on the cover as a dr. seuss figure and the title was "the grinch that stole christmas." this was my entry into press neutrality in the modern era. in fact, those two covers didn't hurt me at all, because they sent a signal to the middle class that we were for welfare reform, and the middle class thought, well, that's really cool. i'm glad. so now we get to one of the mistakes of my career. democrats filed 83 charges against me. 82 of the charges were dismissed. and the truth is by the third charge, i should have filed a charge against the people who were doing it. because it was a deliberate political abuse of the ethics process, and i should have moved, frankly, to expel them. that's a mistake on my part, because they knew they were phony, they knew they were absurd, but they also knew -- and this is what trump faces -- they knew it's a constant repetition. something must be wrong. if somebody files 8 82 charges against you -- the one charge, and by the way, we won against the federal election commission and ag