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thin yeah apparently, biden's new speech writer used to be a substitute teacher. [ light laughter ] "heytience is running thin. you want me to continue this movie? [ light laughter ] yep, biden says his patience is wearing thin asked how thin biden said somewhere between paper and the new kim jong un. [ laughter ] yep. biden outlined his plan to boost vaccinations among federal workers and private employees and if that doesn't work, he's just going to slip the vaccine in every pumpkin spice latte. [ light laughter ] so i think that'll work. that's a good idea speaking of vaccines, today, moderna said that they're working on a single shot that's a covid booster and a flu shot [ audience oohs americans heard and were like throw in some de-wormer and you got yourself a deal. [ light laughter ] then, we'll talk that's right a covid vaccine/flu shot combo not to be outdone, johnson & johnson just released their four in one covid-booster flu shot, shampoo, and conditioner. [ applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: yeah no tears no tears some sports news last night was the first nfl game of the yea

hey, everybody! hey, everybody out there! thank you very much. what a lovely evening. a beautiful thursday. welcome. om to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) the biggest story today is that the coronavirus refuses to stop being the biggest story every day. thanks to delta, pandemic numbers are as bad as they were back in march, and the associated press isn't taking it well. check out this headline. "covid-19 surge in the u.s.: the summer of hope ends in gloom." you all right, a.p.? that headline could use some zoloft, with an abilify chaser. still not as bad as the "new york times," who went with "ah, ( bleep ) it." ( cheers and applause ) that struck a nerve. "ah, (/ bleep/ ) it." and the more the virus spreads, the more it mutates, which experts say could lead to a possible monster covid variant. and as we know, a monster variant could catch on in a flash, and then become a graveyard smash. ( laughter ) this afternoon, president biden gave a speech to outline his plan to curb the coronavirus. please! get us out of this! we've bee

, hey, good-bye. ♪ hey hey hey good-bye ♪ ♪ na na na na, na na na na ♪ ♪ hey hey hey good-bye ♪ >> anda's white governor, ralph northam, who defied calls to resign in the face of blatant racism exhibited in his decades-old photo of his med school yearbook page, no one quite sure which one was northam but he was probably one of the two. that man, that product of a virginia that made that kind of yearbook photo an acceptable thing to put in there, well, he's the one who ordered the statue's removal last summer and celebrated by live streaming it, clearly viewing it as a political benefit for him and the democratic party in a state that is now reliably democratic, that is considerably more progressive than many of the states throughout the old confederacy. the fact that lee's statue came down is no doubt a win for those of us who do believe in the project of multi-racial democracy. the broader lesson of lee's statue coming down is that no victory is ever definitive. no surrender ever final. because the forces that oppose it endure. and they are particularly organized and animated right no

you see just stuff flying out. - [jon] hi. - [unidentified man] hey there. - [jon] hey.t's going on in the world trade center? - [jon] it looks like the whole (beep) place just blew up. - [unidentified man] really? - [jon] yeah. - [unidentified man] you're exaggerating. - [jon] no, we just all saw (beep) flying out of the sky. go back to the desk. the phones are now starting to ring a lot more. people asking what's going on. (phone beeps) trading. - [unidentified man] anthony, please. - [jon] hold on. (office chatter) actually, he's off the desk. - [unidentified man] where is he going? - [jon] ah, he's here. i don't know where he is though. he's not on the desk. - [unidentified man] (indistinct) give his brother a call? - [jon] you got it. bye. "you guys okay?" you know, "do you guys know anything?" (phone ringing) - [rachel] hello? - [gregg] hey, honey, it's me. - [rachel] hi. - [greg] listen, um- - [rachel] is everyt- yeah? - [gregg] honey, i just wanna let you know. a plane just hit the world trade center, i'm okay. - [rachel] oh goodness, it's coming on the news, alm

three, two, one -- >> hey >> jimmy: this is great. fun >> that was fun. >> jimmy: you're like this, peripheral vision i could see you going like - >> half the time i look your body's doing this. >> jimmy: i lost it every time, man. that was great doing that. we're in the opening night room here at madame tussauds. how did you feel when you first got a wax figure of yourself >> i was honored i mean, a wax figure you think of the queen as a wax figure i was honored by it. i was surprised by it. then when i saw it, i was a little creeped out >> jimmy: yeah >> and - >> jimmy: they really put the work into it >> they put a lot of work into it >> jimmy: we talked about this before when you first came to new york city, you told me that you were scared to leave your hotel room >> i was i stayed right here in times square, marriott marquise hotel. and i would look out the window early in the morning, like two or three, and this is 1993, people on the streets, like ants. and i was like, hm >> jimmy: what was your most epic night in new york cit

joe t.: hey, hey. listen -- joe: [bleep] check. [bleep] check.l. second of all, her and i didn't get along together. joe: she worked here for three years. you were [bleep] banging her! joe t.: we didn't get along, so -- joe: you were trying to bang her! joe t.: okay, you know what? you got a whole lot of stories, bro. and you know what else? you got a daughter that's very confused and in love with me. i can't have her work here anymore. that's just that. joe: you're a [bleep] jerk [bleep] joe t.: hey, just one second. listen, i apologize if your daughter and i may have had some relationship with each other that didn't work out. big, big mistake on my part. joe: yeah, that's a little inappropriate. lemonis: when did you terminate her? -joe t.: today. -lemonis: in person? joe t.: over the telephone. lemonis: you fired her over the telephone? after three years? joe t.: i had to be here for this thing -- you know what? lemonis: i know, but, joe, you could've waited. you were having an affair with one of the employees. you can't do that. joe t.: we di

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heather: hey!ctually solved the problem. all right, my biggest challenge is i don't understand the name, i don't understand how it separates from the business, and i don't understand how you develop other ancillary products that are mates to that under the current structure. heather: i would like to present to you what we've been working on. so we wanted this to be the first choice for pros, for owners, and for dogs. so the name that we came up with is trifecta dog products. lemonis: i think of horse racing. it's a gambling term for horse racing. jeremy: that's exactly what i thought of, too. lemonis: right now, i feel like you're being clinical with me. heather: yeah. jeremy: keep it simple. like i would say that "trifecta" is sterile and corporatey. heather: from what i gathered, this is what i came up with and something that i liked. lemonis: as we move forward, though, it's still unclear to me -- does heather want to own a line of products that are specifically meant to address the reasons she'

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>> hey! >> hey! >> hey! >> hey! >> hey! all: hey! >> okay. i'm, uh, i'm gonna be going. >> hey!t was that? >> that was funny. >> that was funny. let's go do it to somebody else. >> hey! [cheerful music] ♪ ♪ >> oh, look at that. >> ohh. >> cupids and hearts. really shoving our faces in it this year. you doing okay, bud? >> i miss stacy. >> yeah, i hear ya. it's been four months since i was with holly. and she was way hotter than stacy. so if you think you're hurting-- >> i can't even imagine. >> ohh. >> [snorts] >> this is our first and only valentine's day as fiances. >> you're only engaged once. well, present company excluded, but-- >> really, jim. on cupid's birthday. >> yeah. she's fine. >> so i received my first valentine from a secret admirer. "roses are red, violets are blue, "it's time for your dental cleaning and maybe a check-up, too." >> ohh. >> oh, wow. look at those. how nice for you. up there front and center. beautiful. i think they would look better right here. they're very pretty, and i wouldn't want them to fall. >> [grumbles] >> just about everybody in this off

powering possibilities. ( applause ). >> stephen: hey, hey, everybody!e you advice on how to play dickie? >> well -- >> stephen: back story? >> he's-- he's-- he's not the most forthcoming man. he keeps his cards close to his chest. but he did give me a little word of advice, which was "don't pay attention to anything that anyone said about your character on the series, because they're all liars. the ( laughter ). >> stephen: wow! that's great. >> they are. you know. >> stephen: ray liotta plays your father in the film. what was it like to be playing essentially gangster scenes against one of the "goodfellas." >> ray was one of my idols growing up, and i-- i actually felt there was a lot of similarity between henry hill, his character in "goodfellas" and the character i was playing, and they both are kind of confused by their own violence and, you know, the horrible things that they do. so i-- i had watched that movie 100 times before we started filming, and i was nervous about coming to do scenes with him. and the first-- one of the first scenes that we

, ron. >> hey, billy?r and applause >> jimmy: "hey, ron. "how you doing, billy? >> steve: billy? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like that's remotely normal "hi, ron." "how you doing there, billy? >> steve: "how's it going? [ laughter ] you have that wrench i was looking for? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: some business news i saw that next year, whole foods will open two stores without cashiers. that story again, starting next year, groceries will be free at two whole foods locations. [ laughter and applause whole foods made the call after they couldn't find a cashier who could keep a straight face while ringing up a $9 apple. [ laughter ] "yeah, sure it's organic, yeah." [ light laughter ] this is interesting. according to a new study, people spend 100 days of their lives deciding what tv shows and movies to watch. [ audience ohs ] over three months only to settle on, "i'll watch whatever you want, then quietly stew for the next two hours." [ laughter ] and finally a 4-year-old girl named scarlett just climbed her 48th m

( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey! diwalk too fast this time? hey, joe!er good to see you. good to see you. please, have a seat, everybody. thanks. welcome, one and all to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) i'm sorry, i'm sorry. i said that wrong. let me start over. welcome to the emmy award-winning "late show!" i am your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ). thank you very much. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> audience: stephen! >> stephen: very nice, thank you, thank you. ( cheers and applause ) because on sunday night, the talented staff and crew of this show won an emmy for our live election special: "stephen colbert's election night 2020: democracy's last stand: building back america great again better 2020." ( cheers and applause ) and-- this is-- this is absolutely true. my research department says, as far as they can tell, it's the longest title ever to win a primetime emmy. the only thing longer was the acceptance speech by the director of "the queen's gambit." ( laughter ) this award belongs t

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hey, buddy. ben: hey, how are you?n has about barry, his business consultant. so, i thought it would be a good idea to actually get barry and ben in the same room and find out if ben's concerns are actually as legitimate as he thinks they are. how long have you guys been working together? barry: about two years. ben is really a genius at what he does. he's really creative, so i've tried to have him bring people in sales, bring people in production, bring people in customer service, but they've been driven away either by the environment or sometimes you get upset at them. they stay two weeks, or they stay a month or whatever it is, and then they leave. i'm frustrated that i can't help more. lemonis: so were you helping him get his financials organized, as well? barry: i was helping monitoring getting the financials organized, yes. lemonis: okay. barry: they're better than they were two years ago. lemonis: oh, really? wow. barry: i put together all sorts of plans that i thought was the way to go forward for ben, and we h

we won beep, beep." [ laughter ] >> seth: hey >> hey like carrying raviolis, like, "we won!tiful girlfriend being like, "beep, beep. but that was great i liked that did you watch the world cup? >> seth: european cup, yeah. >> oh, excuse me >> seth: we get a lot of -- we have this thing on the show now where people - >> wait, that was the european cup? >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> oh, my god, i thought it was the world cup. it was the european cup? i thought it was the world cup, 'cause the olympics are coming up so i got confused >> seth: are you excited about the olympics >> very excited. i know some people don't like the olympics and whatever they say about it, i agree with that too. [ laughter ] but -- [ laughter ] i do enjoy i'm very sad that we're not going to see shakari richardson. i think she's awesome, and incredible athlete, and i love watching her run and -- >> seth: are you surprised how do you feel about this rule? >> well, i am impressed by the fact she can do anything after smoking weed because i -- i could do very little back in the day. >> seth: i see yeah

. >> hey, hey, hey, hey. [cheering] >> greg: look. it's good to see chris cuomo is moonlighting.y. so i think we know who won this contest here. the other problem with new york city, it's full of people who never leave new york city. if they do leave and there isn't two shrinks per block, they come apart faster than biden's teeth on the cob of corn. they know everything about vegan sushi but nothing about the world. for example, would you believe that photo of border patrol agents going around on horses with riding crop sweeping people? you didn't because you're normal. you are not joy reid. but in new york city where every person is either homeless or once sexually harassed by a cuomo or sometimes both, these people are as gullible and stupid as the studio audience for "the view." apparently the media thought these were whips. i understand. the only time new yorkers see actual webs are at their s&m sessions. that's where i met john rich. owes me 40 bucks. worth every penny. it's always like liberals to see things that aren't there. i wonder what else they think are whips. >> whi

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. >> stephen: hey. hey. (applause) good to see you. good to see you. (applause) please have a seat, everybody, thank you very much. very kind. >> stephen: welcome, one and all to "the late show," i'm stephen colbert. (applause) you know, folks every night i come out here and do a monologue. this is one of those nights. let's rip the bandaid off. the taliban have taken over afghanistan. the u.s. has been there for 20 years, we spent 2 trillion dollars, we trained a 300,000 man strong afghan army, and the taliban took it over in 10 days. the country is in complete chaos. yesterday, the streets of kabul were jammed with cars trying to get out of the city, people flooded the airports trying to get a plane out of the country, and here's a military helicopter evacuating from kabul, which has been compared to this photo of the embassy at siagon being evacuated and of the helicopter evacuating from kabul: not a flattering comparison. you never want to see this review: the food was excellent and the line up to the salad bar was like the fall of saigon. 4 stars.

hey. hey, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) >> audience: ( chanting ) stephen, stephen, stephen!ephen: hello, chris, hello, mark. ladies and gentlemen, welcome, one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. how's everybody feeling tonight? ( cheers and applause ) that-- that is because you're vaccinated. now, among-- looks appealing, doesn't it? among the unvaccinated in the united states, covid cases are once again on the rise, due to the highly infectious delta variant. inoculations have slowed dramatically, and less than half of the total u.s. population is fully vaccinated. so if you think of it like a pie, about half of the pie would be vaccinated, while the other half... wouldn't be able to taste the pie because they have covid! ( laughter ) now, the rising cases are being fueled by vaccine hesitancy-- which itself is being fueled by a dangerous pathogen scientists are calling the republican party. now-- ( cheers and applause ) and if there are any high school english teachers watching, please-- try to stay neutral. try to stay neutral. ( laughter ) now, t

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saying, "hey, tomorrow morning, my alarm isn't going to go off. going to be cool with it. see you at happy hour!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) elder's web site-- >> jon: yeah, baby. >> stephen: it's a journey. elder's website says he's got pre-proof of the future fraud, thanks to statistical analyses used to detect fraud in elections held in third-world nations, such as russia, venezuela, and iran, adding: "my cousin in trinidad told me his friend's balls voted twice." ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. my guest is supreme court justice stephen breyer. but when we come back, "meanwhile!" stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! that is jon batiste and stay human. there you go. ( applause ) jon, jon, our guest tonight-- it's a real honor. you know we-- listen, i'm happy anyone wouldant om to this goofy guy sotimes we get guests who truly honor us with their presence, and today justice stephen breyer, sitting supreme court justice, is on the show tonight. he's got a new book-- he's got a new book, talk a

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