picked tv. >> seth: oh, oh, gotcha. >> yeah, yeah.ll of the new tv comes out. >> seth: yeah. >> and i didn't have a dvr in my hotel. so that's appointment television, i got to be there or i'm going to miss it. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you actually -- >> so when you're in new york with a free night, that's "this is us" time. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> yeah, i mean, you know. i didn't want to -- i didn't want to miss anything. >> seth: yeah, well i remember when we were kids, we would always take a trip down to new york to watch "cheers." >> right, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. it's the greatest city in the world to watch television. >> to watch television, yeah. yeah. really got those great videos on. sometimes i just leave the video on for the hotel. >> >> it tells you all the amenities. >> seth: oh, right. the marriott, it's like -- [ laughter ] >> it's very relaxing. >> seth: it is very relaxing, and it's only about two minutes long, so after about an hour, you know it. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, right. like, i

gotcha! >> trevor: this all sounds a little fringe, man. >> it is fringe. check, that's where everybody lives now. it's where opinions, policies and realities are born. on my new show, i represent the outsiders, the underdogs, like the billionaire tv star president. the opposition starts monday september 25th at 11:30. trevor, come with me into the light. >> trevor: i'm not going to join you, no. jordan, i have a job. >> so be it, old friend. i guess this is goodbye forever. >> trevor: like forever forever? >> forever -- i mean, i might swing by a few more times to plug the show, you know, for -- ( laughter ) -- corporate synergy is important, but just because i'm a lone wolf doesn't mean i can't be a team player. >> trevor: jordan klepper, everyone. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) real meal for five bucks. ) real meal for five bucks. real meal for five bucks. real meal for five bucks. real meal for five bucks. finger lickin', finger lickin', finger lickin'... gooooood!! inspired by the world. introducing vea. with real ingredients

okay, gotcha. >> that was a different day.dy is trying to put it together. you know, she's like, "i think" -- >> seth: got it. >> she's like, "you" -- but she's not putting it together. so she's doing the whole, "do you get -- do you get that a lot? that you look like that actress? what's -- what's her? [ snapping fingers ] you know, who i'm talking about. you know, who i'm talking about, right"? [ light laughter ] "you might -- you get it all the time. you look just like her. you look just like" -- it together and -- i'm like, you know, i'm just trying to have a good time. so i'm like, "oh, god, yeah, no. i get that all the time." [ light laughter ] and she goes -- "mm-hmm. you know what? no, no, you're skinnier than her." [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, wow. >> literally. literally. >> seth: now that's very interesting because -- >> i don't know if that's a compliment? >> seth: yeah, that's the weird thing. >> or -- >> seth: how do you take it? >> what is that? >> seth: yeah. >> i was happy and then super upset. >> seth: yeah. [ l

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okay, gotcha. i see. -- [ audience groans ] this is video girlfriend. and yeah, this is another one where -- where you, you're the character. how -- how do i describe this. [ light laughter ] you're on a date with this woman. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and so the perspective is just you, the camera is your eyes. >> seth: got it. >> yeah, okay. and let's just say that things end up going pretty well. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: this one. yeah, i don't -- i have no sense of what this could possibly be. >> "nathaniel the grublet." >> seth: the grublet? >> seth, well, you got to know about the grublets. [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't know -- just know, before you start, i know nothing about the grublets. >> okay, the grublets are, i think they're a family. >> seth: okay. >> and they -- they take junk and they turn it into nice things. >> seth: okay. >> and nathaniel the grublet is -- he's the focus of this story. he's seemingly played by like a, 40-something woman. [ laughter ] and there's -- he's got a big do

. >> seth: yeah, okay, gotcha. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, it's like we ride in the bus and you guyse're like, thanks, guys. [ light laughter ] >> seth: and yet neither of us -- we're both without accents. >> it's true. >> seth: did you have to get rid of one? >> no. >> seth: yeah. >> no, i grew up in newton, mass. which is the least street place, i think, in the suburbs of boston. >> seth: i should point out, to the people in actual boston, you are the jv. >> that's right. >> seth: newton is to like southie what new hampshire is to newton. >> oh, yeah. right now some guy's going "is he giving that new hampshire kid a hard time? [ light laughter ] i'll give you a hard time, newton." [ light laughter ] that's what they're saying right now. >> seth: there you go. so you have a boston accent? you can do one. >> yeah, i can dust it off any time. >> seth: yeah. >> usually a couple of drinks helps. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, it does. >> or it doesn't even help, it just forces its way in. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, exactly. >> people are like, oh when he has drinks, he does the bost

so i said no "gotcha" questions, i promised you no "gotcha" questions.> it won't be the first one. >> stephen: nazis, good or bad? >> super bad, we know that, super bad. >> stephen: why do you think the president of the united states, who you called "the most media- savvy person of our times," would shank a softball like that so hard when he should have just come out there and condemned the people who were there to start violence? >> well, i think there's a couple of issues there. he said the "all sides" thing >> stephen: many sides. >> >> "many sides." he should have been way harsher on that. i said that. upon upon >> stephen: how? >> he should have condemned white supremacism and neo-nazis. i don't want to blame or point fingers at the president. >> stephen: he's responsible. >> but you're asking about someone else. ( cheers and applause ) hold on a second. you were asking about someone else in the administration. >> stephen: okay. >> but i think-- listen, it was late. i'm not going to say that it wasn't. but he did go to the white house today, and he

. >> i gotcha. did you end up going with that gynecologist? >> i did. he was like my sons love you.. i'm like great. you're up in here and your sons love the show. i love it. >> the encounters will only intensify as she heads toward the premiere. >> is it weird they're already so deep into the show? >> terrifying. it's like they travel in space. feels like they've seen the show already. >> we area a brand new show but it's part of a long running legacy. >> you get confirmations that the legacy is real. >> the cast mates all had the same reaction when it came to their costumes. >> they're so tight. >> they are tight. >> nothing wrinkles. >> they make us stand up straight which i appreciate. it's been a part of my physicality. >>> coming up, what r&b music star is adding a little girl to his family mix? the answer is next. >>> we've run out of time, but we have one more thing for you. check it out. congratulations to derek jeter and his wife to welcomed bella raine into the world yesterday. >> it's just another chance to celebrate how lucky i am to have a healthy, happy child. >> and

. ♪ >>> and now for this week's gotcha.still surprise some of you that as a minister i am an avid proponent for the legalization of marijuana. no, i still don't light up myself, minus a cigar or two, but i'm still for all the reasonable drug policies that doesn't treat marijuana like heroin and non-violent users like cartel kingpins. while i don't endorse cannabis use in every instance, say, behind the wheel, driving, i also acknowledge that some of the smartest people in modern history have admitted to smoking weed. we will get to that in a minute. because one of the dumbest things a conservative outside of washington said this week came courtesy of professional provocateur ann coulter. >> no one gets arrested and tried for possession of marijuana. marijuana makes people retarded. especially when they're young. we've got enough bus boys, we're bringing in bus boys by the million through our immigration policy, we do not need a country of bus boys, we're destroying the country. >> i apologize, folks. i meant the dumbest and

. >> seth: gotcha. >> there are two confirmed murders there. you saw in there, is supposedly, can transmit into words. now, i'm like, "this has got to be pre-programmed or --" >> seth: yeah. >> okay, so assume it's preprogrammed. but how does it know to say pie when we get to the kitchen. it said the name of the murdered woman when we got to the place where she was murdered. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and it -- >> seth: it's not -- can i tell you what it's not doing? it's not translating ghosts. >> it's not translating ghosts? no, it's not? [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't know what the answer is, but it's not -- like a ghost isn't saying something. >> okay then i -- >> seth: by the way, why would a ghost just say, "pie." [ laughter ] >> because we were in the kitchen. >> seth: yeah, no but -- >> where they made the pies. showed up after 100 years. wouldn't you do something other than just like say one word? >> oh, it's a lot more words than that. but let me -- riddle me this then, nonbeliever. >> seth: okay? [ light laughter ] >> what moved the furnitur

. >> seth: gotcha. >> and it's -- it's serious.unny moments, but it's mostly serious, and violent, and sexual, and all of the things people have always wanted to see from me, seth. [ laughter ] >> seth: right, yeah. well -- and then it's about -- is it true? i've heard that this is about the 2016 election in some ways. >> it is -- i'm not allowed to say anything. >> seth: okay, great. >> i'm sworn to secrecy, but yes, it is inspired by the -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: uh-huh. >> it is inspired -- don't. [ laughter ] it is inspired by the election. it starts right after -- it starts on election night, and then you see the fallout from that and it is a gory, fantasy, violent, sexual surreal take on post-trump america. >> seth: will we watch it and look at our actual reality and go, you know what? this is not that bad versus -- [ light laughter ] >> yeah. i hope it's that and a mixture of just, like, furious masturbating. >> seth: oh, good. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: i hope so, too. >> yeah, me, too. >> seth: all right, so you -

. >> i gotcha. okay. meteorologist, cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. >>> accuweather forecast. >> a gorgeous weekend plenty of days to enjoy the weather. we have blue skies and bright sunshine. low humidity and it was gorgeous across the region. adele posted this video and seeing all the sunshine and on the breezy side and chop there and comfortable day. and temperatures slightly below normal. the thermal high has dropped to 84 and we hit 82 in philadelphia and 80 right now and allentown 85 and cape may 79 and wilmington 79 degrees, if you head out tonight we have the eagles game and dining alfresco and it will be a comfortable evening, by 9:00, 74 and 9:00, 70 and partly cloudy skies and down to 63 in philadelphia and a lot of suburbs dropping down to the mid-50s and the big weather sporty is down to the south, hurricane harvey just exploded today this time yesterday it was just a tropical depression and you see on the infrared satellite this is tightly wound

weech ' been talking about all the solar eclipse, just how cloudily it will or will not be we've gotcha covered. tomorrow, it's probably a little bit better on the path of totality than what we're going to end up having. that is good for those people. i'm not jealous or anything. it will be an un blervel experience for them. for us it will be cool if you have the glasses, proper eyewear . you're not going to notice very much. it's going to be a shade at least that's what they say. h pressure today was 88-degrees, reagan, dulles 86, bwi marshal was 85. pretty low humidity, tooment so it's very, very pleasant out there for most of the day. humidity levels are coming up just a little bit. you'll feel it out there, 77. gaithersburg is already 68, westminster 72, leonardtown is 70 and a beautiful night in annapolis with a temperature of 76-degrees. overnight tonight, no worries just a few clouds, most of the clouds that form overnight tonight will form east of i95 and out towards the eastern shore. we could have a few more coming in from time to time mid morning and into the afternoon, too.

. >> i gotcha. did you end up going with -- >> i did. you know, my sons love you.thing. i go, oh, man. >> oh, great. i love it. >> the trekkie encounters are only going to intensify as she heads at warp speed towards the premiere. >> they are already so deep into the show. >> terrified. >> it's like they've traveled in space. >> you just get confirmation of that. you continue to get pieces of confirmation that this legacy is real. >> sonequa and her cast mates all had the same reaction when it came to their new costumes. >> they're so tight. >> nothing wrinkles. >> they make us, you know, stand up straight and erect, which actually i really appreciate. it's really like -- like been a part of my physicality. >> coming up, what r and b music star is adding a little girl to his family mix? the answer is next. >> travel considerations provided by -- >>> we have run out of time but we have one more thing for you. check it out before we go. >> have a great weekend, everybody. >> congratulations to derek jeter and his wife, hannah who welcomed a daughter into the world ye

. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> not that one. i'm just kidding.that one. >> seth: okay. >> okay, i want you to look at it hard. >> seth: okay. >> show it to the audience, but never to me. never to me. >> seth: okay, i'm going to show it over here. there we go. >> show it to them, not me. >> seth: okay, great. >> got it? >> seth: yeah. >> everybody has seen it? have you seen it? >> seth: yep. yep. >> okay, now i want you to put it back in the cards. >> seth: okay, i can put it anywhere? >> put it anywhere, yeah. >> seth: okay, great. all right. there we go. >> and now i want you to tap it. >> seth: okay. >> i want you to say the magic word -- awooga. >> seth: awooga. >> awooga. say "awooga." >> seth: awooga. >> there you go. now, say the other magic word, "chim chim chiroo." [ light laughter ] >> seth: chim chim chiroo. >> all right, now put it together. >> seth: awooga, chim chim chiroo. >> very good. tap it again. all right, and was this your card? [ light laughter ] >> seth: no. >> no? it wasn't? >> seth: no. >> huh. it wasn't? huh. >> seth: and

." >> seth: okay, gotcha. [ light laughter ] >> and but -- this big database of like every play in theth this? so, i started brainstorming and creating these stats and -- and then i started writing some articles and sharing it with people, and there was some interest. >> seth: and then when did you realize, "oh, i can make a career of this?" there's a market for this kind of statistical analysis. >> well, i didn't know at first. but i -- i shared with some people i knew in the sports industry through my internet job. and they said, this is probably a little too esoteric for the sites like espn and foxsports.com, but you know, you might find some interest. so, me and some fraternity brothers, we started this website. and -- the lucky thing that happened for me was, we started it around the same time that michael lewis wrote "moneyball." >> seth: sure, about the oakland a's, and billy bean and how they used statistics to sort of outdo the competition. >> right, and so all of a sudden now, everybody in the business world in particular, are all talking about the i.t. of sports analytics. a

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there's media-induced gridlock because of the gotcha politics. like to cover that. but there's serious gridlock in the united states. i mean, we have not had a new airport since 1995. that 90-year-old bridge that connects canada into america, 200 billion in trade, the number one trade venue. it's crumbling. he's talking about infrastructure and jobs, madison. go ahead. >> you know, i said it so many times before. i'll say it again. people in the united states of america are sick of people in congress who do not work for them. they work for themselves, their personal and political interest. and president trump is making a very valid point here that we need to see change. something that could take five years or two years should not take 20 years. it's ridiculous something should cost $5 costs $50. the american people are sick of overpaying and receiving results too late or sometimes not at all. liz: let's get back to the president firing back at the press. roll tape. trump: if the press were not fake and if it was honest, the press would have said what i said was very

. >> gotcha. how much would it cost for a family if they wanted to adopt her? >> our adoption fees are usually either $100 or $150 depending on the age and a few other things. and we also have some special programs which i think we've mentioned here before. she doesn't quite qualify, but we do have programs for other people. we have a lot of senior dogs and the seniors for seniors program is anyone over 55 can adopt the dog for $55. >> and you said she's not a senior, but she's not a puppy either. >> right. she's you said about 3-year- old? >> she's about 3, and she actually fits in a little bit more as far as her energy level and her calmness, she fits in with some of the senior dogs that i fostered. she's just super calm. she gets excited when you come home. it's the cutest little thing, her back side wiggles. but she's not -- you know, she's not necessarily look to be anybody's running partner. >> gotcha. all right. well, thank you so much for joining us this morning. to learn more about umbrella of hope, just head to their website. julie, back to you. >> wh

host: gotcha, craig, thanks. more it is true, war is complicated than in 1962 n. four only three or countries had nuclear weapons and now a dozen countries have nuclear weapons. of course, this was another danger that kennedy was oncerned about, the nuclear proliferation, precisely the esult we have now, small countries like north korea, ran, perhaps, are acquiring nuclear weapons and that makes the nuclear standoff was fairly in 1962, when only two or three countries had weapons. it is now more complicated and you introduced wild cards like pakistan, perhaps .ran, into the equation when you talk about moral authority, that's fine, but unfortunately, these countries have nuclear weapons and we have o deal with them somehow, whether or not they have moral authority. host: our guest, author of "one midnight", michael dobbs has been our guest, thank you for coming on. much. thank you very host: coming up, we'll hear from executive director of a group life after hate, tony mcaleer, he will discuss groups and g hate share experience as former organizer for white aryan