please welcome my wife, evie mcgee colbert. hello, darling. >> evie: hello.>> stephen: you have been on this show many times, starting in covid obviously. this is the first time we've ever done something like this together. this is the first time we've ever done this purely wrote a cookbook. would you like to show everybody the cookbook and tell them about it? >> evie: it is called "does this taste funny?" >> stephen: there you go. this came about, this came about because during covid we were, like everybody else in america, trapped at home. >> evie: trapped. >> stephen: kind of. we couldn't go outside. couldn't go to restaurants. you and me and the kids back in south carolina with all the food we grew up with in all the people who taught us how to make the foods we rediscovered all these old recipes and we wrote a book about that experience and the food we grew up with. our first major food group is cocktail in the book. because we are from charleston. [applause] >> evie: yep. >> stephen: tell the people what this is called. >> evie: this is called the colbe

evie: absolutey. very fair.ah, it's about our -- yeah, it's about the lives we lived growing up there. not just the food. evie: well, and when we started, we gathered up recipes that we have fed our kids for years, but we also reached out to family members. and one of the things that was fun for me is i worked on it with my mother, so we would go hunting. she couldn't remember. like, for example, her pickled shrimp recipe is in the cookbook. i think we made it for her four times and she kept saying, that's not quite right. stephen: the book is dedicated to evie's mom. not just because she was a great hostess and a cook of her own, but because we were writing this book near the end of your mother's life. evie: she wasn't well, so i would be with her, you know, a medical appointment or at the hospital or something. and it was something else to talk about, which was really nice for her and nice for me. and, you know, i think neither one of us sort of knew where we were headed in the future, but it gave us a present

and steven and evie colbert are here live. >> oh, i always love you. us. today, thursday, september 19th, 2024. ♪ >> hello to our friend kathy! >> back in caramel, california. >> girls trip from san antonio! >> visiting from missouri! >> washington! >> and ft. worth, texas! >> today is reagan's birthday. >> and i'm here to meet hoda! >> besties for 60 years. >> good morning to our daughters. >> emily and haley. >> celebrating our golden anniversary. >> been married 50 years! >> from lake orrion, michigan. >> look good right there. 50 years. welcome back, guys. we're so happy you started your thursday with us. we have a lovely crowd outside. can't wait to go out and visit and say our hellos. give some hugs. savannah is enjoying a little time off today. >> yes, by the way, coming up tomorrow here on "today," we'll be there for you as we celebrate the 30th anniversary of "friends," believe it or not. it's been 30 years. joe fryer sat down for an exclusive conversation with the creators, to reminisce, and talk about the beloved show's appeal with new gener

so, let me bring evy back to the conversation right now. again, former secret service agent and now a security official with us. give me a sense of what i just said here. if we break this down, it would appear that secret service may have, in a preventative measure , been the ones to fire in the direction of someone who had a gun. again, this is reporting we're getting from ken dilanian. but if this is the scenario that played out, does this make sense to you? is this the kind of thing you see somebody with a gun and they must've fire in the direction? there is no indication that anyone was hit. we have nothing like that. we do know the person is in custody. and law enforcement has the gun. >> you're going to engage someone when there is an imminent threat. it means a threat of your own life, your protectee's life, or something else's life. for the secret service to engage that means there was a threat in that moment. the mere possession is not enough that person make a move and try to engage? we are talking about an open space and it's a b

let me bring in nbc news and former secret service agents evy pompouras. it is about pressing the flesh, getting out, and being seen and making your case. what happens now? >> first you will see a massive increase in assets and it has finite power and you can't hire more agents. they will reach out to local law enforcement and possibly the military to help secure these, vents. you are looking at mass numbers of people and open areas and lots of vulnerabilities and this is the second attempt possible owe president trump and they are going to take it seriously. they'll also be looking at these threats coming in. they already have a massive amount of threats and the manpower needed to assess these threats coming in to make sure that nothing is -- that they're assessing them in the way that nothing can touch president trump or any of the other candidates and you know what? you'll also be looking at the potential of more copycats. >> all right. that's a worrisome thought. evy pompouras, thank you for being with us. >>> today's assassination attempt comes amid f

let me ask you, evy, did you see the video of the motorcade ? it would seem like that motorcade would have housed, carried donald trump. we do know for a fact he has left the golf course. that has been confirmed. i don't know if you remember seeing the motorcade. it was coming over a bridge over that closed off road. ha to your point, that is coming, you get roads closed as soon as you know what dignitary will be traveling, certainly the former president of the united states n or the president of the united if you saw that video, is that the kind of of motorcade you say, yup, that would house donald trump? given where we are, we are in palm beach, west palm beach and one in palm beach county. >> yes, it is very likely. one of the ways this factors is the limo. you know, the limo and the following vehicles tend to have distinguishing factors. at the beginning, why do we do this. let's break down what a s motorcade typically looks like. the tail end of the motorcade, sometimes you will see motorcycles. that will typically be the local departments.

evy, you bring up such important points. was about 40 miles north of right here where they finally apprehended the suspect, about 45 minutes after this incident began is when they were able to get him, and it is key that someone saw him getting into the car and what we're told is that apparently this person, this good samaritan, actually took down the information on the car, may have taken a photo of the plate, but that changed everything no doubt. but, evy, i'm just wondering is there a difference between protection levels between a sitting president, a former president, a presidential candidate? >> yes, there are. when you're current president you get everything, and when i say "everything" they give you everything, but it costs money and a lot of money. when you become a former president the threat level changes. you have to think of it, you're out of office, people lose interest in you, unless you're somebody who is really out there on the trails, campaigning with others. i remember when i first started, i started when t

my wife evie and i just wrote a cookbook together. we were afraid to because i am so bossy.mon relationship with the producer? you also collaborated with another wonderful woman. i'm a big fan of, that's dolly parton. what is it like to get a call and find out that dolly wants to do something with you? >> chris: it is a very surreal thing, dolly called me herself, and you are on the phone with dolly parton in your kitchen and my wife and i are silently freaking out. but she was -- just funny and personable and as dolly parton as you can expect. >> stephen: what are you performing tonight? >> chris: we will do a song called "what do i mean to you." >> stephen: we are looking forward to it! his album, "higher," is out now. stick around for a performance by chris stapleton. cheers! ♪ ♪ >> stephen: and now performing "what am i gonna do" from his album "higher," chris stapleton. ♪ ♪ ♪ what am i gonna do ♪ ♪ when i get over you? ♪ ♪ what am i gonna be ♪ ♪ when you're just a memory? ♪ ♪ what am i gonna drink ♪ ♪ when i don't have to think about ♪ ♪ what i'm gonna do without you? ♪

i want to bring in msnbc law enforcement analyst and former secret service agent evy poumpouras. donald trump spends a lot of time on golf courses, frankly, barack obama. and you were on his detail. the secret service has long been concerned with law enforcement in general, some of these in particular, so close as carol leonnig was talking earlier to busy roads. how tough is it to protect in a situation like that? >> you know, it's interesting, this was the second assassination attempt and they both were done outdoors. >> and outside the perimeter, technically in both cases? >> yeah, you're thinking the secret cases the innerbubble. that's correct, because when we think about innerbubble, we think about agents around the immediate presence of the president, taking care of him, securing him. but in both circumstances, the threats coming from outside and from a distance. now, we're looking at an element that needs to shift. typically, when we look at outerperimeters, you typically always relied on local police, national police, so they could be close. i think they'll change that a

evie handles all that.archers tell me this cut is expected to bring relief for shoppers and borrowers. a welcome change. cause until now, the only relief for shoppers was the little couch for dads at abercrombie. your wife and daughter may be fighting about low-rise jeans, but on that couch? the giants game is on your phone, and you're safe and warm. the half percent cut is something of a surprise as many economists predicted a quarter point cut. now quarter, half -- that may not sound like much, but cutting a quarter as opposed to cutting a half is the difference between "cute bangs!" and "cute bangs! it's really fresh. i can see your whole face. did you use toenail clippers? it will grow, it will grow." wall street had a big postannouncement pop. here's a graph of the dow all day and here's the rate cut. boop! that's a financial phenomenon economists call "boi-oi-oi-oing!" and by the end of the day, the market was down nearly 100 points. because the dow refuses to take its meds. we love you, and we are wo

amna: and, "late show" host stephen colbert and his wife, evie, on their new cookbook, the family storiesy in tough political times. >> toxicity itself is worth making fun of. like, that's just f

evy, you're back with us next hour, thank you as well. josÉ?ng us now is dave aronberg state attorney for palm beach county, florida. always a pleasure to see you. this occurred in your jurisdiction. you said that the suspect will now face federal, not state charges. why? >> good to be with you, josÉ. >> likewise. >> originally we were going to pursuit state charges, doing the warrants, processing them, going to request pretrialer retention. when the feds came in and said they were going to assert jurisdiction we said, great, with he stood down. that's normal. when the feds want to take a case we defer to them, there are no turf bars here. >> dave, take us back if you would to your extraordinary depth and knowledge and vocation of service. what are the steps that are carried on behind the scenes when something like this occurred? you're intricately involved in it. can you take us a little bit behind what happened and what you learned, how you learn it and the steps taken by officials. >> thank you for the nice words about my service. i'm on the

time for fresh information on the aspresso tv channel, so i'm giving the floor to my colleague anna evi melnyk, who with the news editor monitors all the most important things and are ready to share it with us, anna eva, i'm giving you the floor, share whatever thanks to what will be discussed. congratulations marta, thank you for your work with intune, we, the editorial team, will continue to work news, let's talk about the most important things at this hour, in particular, about the consequences of yesterday's russian attack on poltava and today's attack on lviv, all the details are below, stay with us. the number of dead and injured in poltava increased after two ballistic missiles hit the communications institute yesterday. the search and rescue operation continues, and our correspondent anna morozova will tell more about what is happening in the city. anya, my congratulations and tell me everything that is known at this moment. unfortunately, we do not hear anya, and now there is a bad connection in poltava, i hope that in this issue, anna morozova and i will definitely be in touch

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a note dated july 2016, tossed in the ocean in evy, fiji, by three american girls on their last day of vacation. it included a return address, yorktown drive, sunnyvale, california. california wow. savannah kate and janis. the hikers launched an international search for the authors. she looked up the address in california and sunnyvale, and it turned out that the home had actually sold back in 2018. so we hit a brick wall there, but we picked up the search on our own and located the three close friends. savannah turns out to be savannah greene. i was in class, or i was just getting out of class and i was just on my phone. and then i saw the email from janis, and i texted like five different people because i was so like, i was like, oh my god, this is crazy. especially because they found it all the way in australia. this picture of savannah from eight years ago shows her holding the bottle before they dropped it in the ocean, but after her family moved away from their sunnyvale home, she says she forgot all about it. until recently, when the three friends went back to fiji just in augus

turn it off and want to go lock the doors and the windows just to make sure, you know, people want evi. >> george pennacchio for abc seven news grotesquerie premieres tonight at 10 p.m. on fx and streams tomorrow on hulu. >> disney is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. coming up, what's next for workers at the oakland coliseum? the future they're facing as we count down to the a's final home game tomorrow. and remember, abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area app and have just two more games left at the coliseum. it's been a tough week for fans preparing to say goodbye and for staff. many have worked at the coliseum for decades. >> it's more sadness, you know. it's sad that they're that they're leaving and that they couldn't hold to, on you know, everyone is a little sad. >> so we're trying to trying to get through it. >> so it's a bittersweet moment for people trying to make the best of their last days at the coliseum. >> when that final game happens on thursday. have you thought about it? do you think there will be tears in your eyes? >> yeah, the

tonight's debate is hosted on evy by abc. but you can watch it on this channel as well. marcus will have the details just ahead. starts at six tonight. vice president harris has been preparing with an adviser playing the part of trump trying to duplicate the conditions with the television lights and everything.ormer president trump, meantime, says he's had a few meetings, but he says he knows what his policies are. millions are expected to watch, including a small sliver of people who are still undecided. always, always. there's 810% who up until the last 2 or 3 weeks, and even 3 or 4% the last weekend, who make up their minds at the last minute. these tend to be low turnout voters. in other words, they're not that involved with the election. they get involved at the last minute, but in a close election like this one is likely to be those voters become incredibly important. and of course, it was president biden's absolutely awful performance in the first debate that set this all up. after several weeks of promising he wouldn't drop out, he did. he'll be watching the deba

losing the other really ludicrous thing is calling in an intelligence operation when you know match. evie and michael schellenberg are to the end of the report of cnn assembly, see 70 percent of the employees. there are former intelligence or intelligence. so again, you know, it's, it's just have pock receive tony blinking mentioned to he was talking about how um, you know, russia had been doing to is or election interference. but it's all the things that the us is doing. the human rights violations, the tools, the interfering with other countries elections. so yeah, it was, it was really something to watch. and it would be almost funny if it wasn't so frightening and the people so evil that are behind it and the see now a washington on field, a package of assumptions against russia and media individuals are these network. but really using what they called a special designation list. i wonder if you've seen this kind of persistent attack against channels from other countries. that'd be seen any of these. i think this, this is unprecedented. what's happening to our, to international? well,

great britain's evie richards came back from an early crash to claim a sensational sixth place.the final day to secure a two—shot victory. next to the us open tennis, where there was disappointment for britain's dan evans overnight as he lost to the australian 10th seed alex de minaur in four sets. evans fought back to level the match at one set all but ran out of steam, losing the next two 6—0. perhaps not surprising considering he'd played the longest match in us open history in the first round, against karen khachanov. i was a bit sick as well before the match, and then obviously my hip, not a lot went right. that is grand slam tennis, isn't it? you have to recover. but, yes, he was the better player. it is not always about tennis, your body has to be prepared and kudos to him, he played a great match. but the men's british number one jack draper is through to the fourth round in a side of the draw where novak djokovic and carlos alacaraz have gone out. in muggy conditions in new york, he was cool and clinical against botic van de zandschulp, who beat alcaraz in the last roun

also i will send you a copy of "does this taste funny" the new book that evie and i. best seller. of my time in the news workshop, assembling the most topical carbon fiber story frame with a pro-logo dimension tri-nack saddle, shimano cl900 center-lock brake rotor, 54/40 t-2 speed crank set, 2 by 11 electronic drivetrain 'and' water bottle powerful cervelo p5x dura ace triathlon racing bicycle that is my monologue. but sometimes, i crash a stolen -- [cheers and applause] but sometimes, i crash a stolen hang-glider into a garbage dump where i bolt the ass end of a busted-out riding mower to the front wheel of a disused pedicab and toddle off on the demented carny trike of news that is my segment: ♪ meanwhile ♪ [cheers and applause] it is news you can use is what it is. meanwhile, travis and jason kelce have launched their own cereal brand. it's the biggest teamup between football players and breakfast food since the ill-fated "honey bunches of gronk." the new product is called "kelce mix cereal" which is "a combination of some of their favorite cereals: cinnamon toast crunch, reese

presumably the show donald was talking about was an interview with me and my wife evie about our bestsellingy." which you can buy right now! in fact, it just got a great new trump's review went on: he is not funny. he is not wise. not wise? how dare you, sir! may i remind you of the immortal words of socrates, who said: kiss my salty man-bag, you crusty old dingus. [cheers and applause] the former president, who, i remind you, is less than 6 weeks away from an election that for him could mean either ultimate power or a serious prison sentence, took the time to add that i am, quote: "very boring." very boring? i beg to differ. and so does the greatest audience in the world! [cheers and applause] so if you are wondering, if he wrote that i am "very boring" i think it's because i said this. >> would you have former president trump on the show? >> stephen: i have had them on before, and he was kind of boring. so, no. [crowd chanting "stephen"] >> stephen: he's upset because i called him boring, and i called him boring 'cause i knew it would upset him, which it did, 'cause he's so predictable, wh

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sweetheart there, let her sit here. that is, we have been listening to stories about love for a dinurid from evieems to me that you have turned the consciousness of many people upside down, why have you never talked about this , after all, you have heard her story? "if you asked me, i would say, and stas namin was just giving an interview following the festival of youth and students, i say, why didn't you remember me, he says, i forgot, i say, what are you doing, you know this whole story, how with what difficulty he tore me out of here from russia, they wouldn't let me in for anything, he says, she doesn't the face of the country, well, take it, says pugacheva, well, in the end, he somehow managed to persuade, all these dresses were sewn, he took all the measurements and the gdr, i went, that's it. here is his last truly last love, here is fate did not determine you to be with dean, yes, now i ask our colleagues to show a photo or footage of young andrei, and let's look and compare, ours, maybe even cooler, but so or about andrei, about the son, why are you showing me, big sperki, we are talkin

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they are abusing power in evie -- any lover of government and it is incumbent on voters to see.. keep watching closely because these guys are trying to manipulate their way to wins when they know they would otherwise loose. >> this does bring up an important point. there is still people in america republican, democrat or uncommitted who say, depending on where you live, my vote does not matter or count. it matters in seven or eight states. if i live in california or new york. none of that is true. in large part because of gerrymandering. north carolina is a good example they routinely elect democrats to statewide elections but has a super majority of republicans in the legislature. your vote actually always counts. whether it is a referendum or popular vote, senator or governor or for your member of congress. our systems to apply your vote equally, so you have to actually vote. >> they are showing us how much our vote counts. here is the other important point, your boats count whether you are a blue suede, a red state. their front might and the attack on democracy are statehouses

. >> i will think of getting one of those on the evi get you for christmas. >> choosing remote learning >> this is easy come i don't want my kids to be on a zoom or remote or anything else. if it snows, you give them a day off and let them play in the snow, let them be real and interact with kids, let them fall in the snow, get a pot or a pan if you don't have a sled and pulled them around. >> harold, back in my day we didn't have snow days, we just trucked through the belli blizz, that's how i lost my brother billy. i grew up in california, we didn't have snow days, didn't even have earthquake days. the only time you got a day off was when you were kidnapped. >> in a car wash bay, there was hell to pay pure viral video shows a team at an indiana car wash striking back at a ruda lemonade drink in her face. dana, you said in the break if that were you you would have shot her in the face and i thought that was pretty violent. >> with water. i hope she got a raise and didn't get fired. >> they actually banned the driver. >> good, stick up for your people. >> get ready to hear about stoner

. >> evie a space suits. >> billionaire entrepreneur jared isaacman and spacex engineer sarah gillis exeter, the capsule to perform the space walk for at least 10 minutes. each. the other 2 crew members include retired air force lieutenant colonel scott petite and spacex engineer and a man in who also tested out the new suits they launched into space tuesday for the 5 day flight. so it's pretty sleek. >> barry residents are going to get a chance to dance the night away in san francisco because artist dua lipa is going to be stopping by with her newly announced world tour. the radical optimism tour kicks off next year in australia. she's going to be touring from march through october with tonight in the city, october dates the 11th october and the 12th you can sign up for presale tickets on her website. dua lipa dot com general sales. they start september 20. those are going to sell out of coming up next hour on kron. 4 news at 5. >> the oakland police officers association is criticizing the city's leadership. >> saying they need to do more to protect this city. we how their towers re

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but, you know, our foundation has learned that goodness will always rhode islandism over evi.rother did 23 years ago, giving up his life, firefighter who ran through the brooklyn battery tunnel because he couldn't get there on his truck, put his fire gear on his back and went into the south tower and gave up his life while saving others. we knew we want thed to honor his sacrifice and the sky of -- sacrifice soft so many great heroes, and that's why we've formed the tunnel to towers foundation. and we've been doing good for 23 years. stuart: it's still with us, frank, the number of people who died from illness related to 9/11 is estimated at 6,400, double the number who actually died in the attack itself. it's still with us. it's ongoing, isn't it? >> yeah, it's a terrorist attack that, sad to say, keeps on taking lives. look, there's more firefighters and police officers that have died from 9/11 illnesses than died on this sacred day. so it's very sad. and why are they dying? because they went on the rubble, and they were digging, you know, looking for survivors first and the

i want to bring in nbc law enforcement analyst and secret service agent evie.the cobb county. we know donald trump spends a lot of time on golf courses. so did barack obama, and you were on his protection detail. the secret service has long been concerned about golf courses generally, but some of these in particular that are so close is carolyn it was talking about earlier, to busy roads -- how tough is it to protect in a situation like that? >> this is the second assassination attempt and they both were done outdoors. outdoors is always a problem. >> and outside the perimeter technically in both cases. >> yes, you're thinking the security perimeter, that in a bubble. when we think of the inner bubble we think of the agents around the president securing him but in both circumstances, the threat is coming from outside and from a distance, so now we're looking at an element that needs to shift. typically when we look at outer perimeters, you typically relied on local police and national police so they could give you the brunt of the force of the agents could be c

but again evie think about the situation if we were living with the technology of italy in 1900 and risk of children dying that they don't have right now. one important risk. what can be more important than that? that came from technology. if we think about another example going back not quite as far since 1961 the world population has grown 2.5 fold. land has not increased anything nearly ase much. but hunger has dropped dramatically that is in large part because over this. when population is grown 2.5 have gone more than threefold. and again that's largely due to improvements in agricultural technology. it's really critical and in fact as rachel pointed out at our ghibli the most important question in economics from a long perspective. but one paradox is most of economics the standard models again, that is largely due to improvements in agricultural technology. so, innovation is really critical. as rachel pointed out, it is arguably the most important question in economics from the long-run perspective. n a way is that most of the economics, the standard models of economics of why text

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. >> garrett haake, tom winter, evy, carol, thanks for starting us off. and joining us now from west palm beach, msnbc anchor, my colleague, jose diaz-balart. jose, you've been watching, you've been all over this story. you're there where this terrifying incident occurred. what are you hearing from local officials there? >> reporter: andrea, we've heard from martin county sheriff who described how the suspect was apprehended on i-95. and, andrea, and i just want to bring us all into just how difficult this situation is for officials to protect, to provide protection in an area like where we are right now. so this is the entrance to trump international golf club, right? right behind me -- in other words, in front of me, i should say, is a parking lot, a public parking lot. and just maybe 50 yards away is the palm beach county public library. you can easily park your car here overnight, and no one would see or ask anything. and if you go right out the entrance here, andrea, and you take a left, you're going to bump into 809, and that takes you directly to p

it's just past evy 84 for the initial crash, and the one that looks like it remains on scene. highway four, with a little build. highway 37 holding steady. there's the upper east shore. the volume builds toward the bay bridge. backup. a crash clearing west 24, approaching highway 13. back to you. thanks, mike. well, now to decision 2024. and happening tonight. a make or break moment in the race for president. here's a live look. this morning in philadelphia. that's where vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump. trump will square off tonight on that debate stage. and this may end up being their one and only debate today in the bay brie jackson live in washington for us this morning. and brie each of the campaigns there seem to be really looking at all of the opportunities to make their point, as well as to just stand out in a different way. that's right. good morning marcus. so allies of former president trump see tonight's debate as a pivotal moment to turn the corner from vice president harris post-nomination honeymoon. now, the harris campaign, they sa

the danish company novo nordisk makes each drug ozempic for diabetes and evy for weight loss. the price structure, believing lower prices would not trickle down to customers at the same time, experts say those drugs may not be the best approach for everyone. a recent survey finds 21% of americans have used these kinds of weight loss drugs. more than two thirds say they would rather lose weight drug free. about half of them cite the cost one third. focus on the commitment. one bay area dietitian agrees there's more than one way to shed those pounds, but glp one medications to maintain the weight loss, you have to continue taking this medication. so one of the concerns with taking these meds is that, well, i don't want to take this medication forever. what happens when i stop? and so at virta, you know, again, it doesn't have to be one or the other. how can we do this combination so we can support these behavior change efforts or changing what they eat? she also says with or without the drugs, knowing the food and drug administration's national guidelines are key to long term su

. >> evy, not obviously completed this whole discussion, we'll have another day for additional analysis. thank you so much for joining us. >>> up next, on "ana cabrera reports," with donald trump set to hold his first public event since the second attempt on his life, he is not taking down the temperature. he's blaming democrats for his latest close call. >>> plus, an investigation into the titan submersible that experienced catastrophic failure as we learn this vessel suffered more than 100 equipment issues in the two years before the calamity. two years before the calamity ♪♪ citi's industry leading global payments solutions help their clients move money around the world seamlessly in over 180 countries... and help a partner like the world food programme as they provide more than food to people in need. together, citi and the world food programme empower families across the globe. ♪♪ life has twists and curls. but you define them and make them bounce. tresemme flawless curls defining mousse. 24 hour. hydrating curl definition. style your life the way you want. ♪♪ tresemme, style your

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and kamalasitive.p is evi the sg that gets a complete pass and gets to stay in the candidate protection program. the latest strategy includesoten the new allegations. look at what's going on in north carolina with their k atin governor,accuse mark robinson. he is accused of making offensive commentsd that no conservative or republican would ever agree with. no blican w ever agw, i don't know. tr don't know if the allegations are true. it's odd. he's been in office three years and apparently nobody or very few people in north carolina knew much about any of this. and if it wasn't big news in north carolina that donal nrd trump didn't know either. now, this is the harris campaign. isthey're trying to smear, as usual, former president trump for something nobody or few people knew about, if, in fact, is even abou. by the campaign even launched a guilt by association and blastelastind donald trump'f prior endorsement of robinson. others even trying to connect now trump to p diddy, who said a who? he said something nicers about years and years and years agart at theo. but at the very same tim

now, let me just put this in perspective, and evie will tell you, the core people around the protectedson they call the shift, that's all secret service. that's not outside officers or other federal agents. that's the secret service. they're extremely trained. the next level normally is the secret service but can also be, you know, 70% secret service, sprinkled with other federal agents or local police. and the third perimeter, which is what's larger, can be law enforcement, which is 10% secret service, managing that perimeter. the department of homeland security, chris, has 80,000, 80,000 law enforcement officers. now, you've got donald trump at mar-a-lago who frequently -- >> we're almost out of time. so your suggestion is? >> i'm just saying, they need to sweep those agents in. if they need to put a hundred at the golf course for the next four months or whatever golf course or whatever perimeters they need to secure because the killer at butler broke the aura of the secret service. he broke the aura, and that's why we got this shooter in west palm beach. he saw when crooks penetrate

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last night the late show host was cooking up one of his favorite recipes alongside his wife evi.> wow! they love it. >> i have been to fancy restaurants, white table cloth restaurants ordering a shrimp pasta and it comes with the tail on. if i ordered a burger, would it come with a hoof on it? >> where do you stand? >> i say take the tail off. >> doesn't the tail act as a handle? >> for shrimp cocktail, i guess. >> maybe fried shrimp you are dipping in something. >> the bone on the steak connecting the bone tissue and offering more flavor. i'm really reaching. just trying. i like to look at all sides of the argument, sorry. i don't just rush to the no tail judgment. >> i would just like to say what about when you go to the fancy restaurant and the fish comes out and he's still on the bone. his hopes and dreams are laid out. >> all hopes and dreams. >> he probably had a name and a family. >> like the passion for wings. >> don't get started. we don't have time for that. we could settle this next week. he and his wife will be here cooking with us. to be continued on the shrimp. >> t

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