some hilarious, some illuminating. dick: mine are hilarious. emily: yours are always hilarious.ome inappropriate, but always hilarious. some world changing. how do you deal with that on a daily basis as a ceo? dick: i don't have to read them all. so it does not all affect me personally. emily: but a revolution could happen in any moment. dick: the fascinating thing about the platform is the different way it is used around the world. the surprising moments that surface on the platform you have never thought about or have not even occurred to you. emily: the number of users has quadrupled since you became ceo. it is one of the most highly scrutinized, most mainstream companies in the world. dick: nobody scrutinize -- what are you talking about? i do not know what you are referring to, we have never been scrutinized. [laughter] emily: did you ever think you would be here when you were growing up in detroit? dick: no, not at all. when i was growing up in detroit, i was very much -- i was kind of -- i really just took life as it happened. most of my family and extended family was in

oh, she's hilarious in it. "on the 20th century."a chance. >> seth: it's a great show, but she has to rest her voice. she's on voice rest. >> well, kind of. [ laughter ] we went to her dressing room the other night for a meeting, and i came in and she had this little board, you know, with a marker. >> seth: like a dry erase board. >> yeah. and she had written, like, "omfg" on it. something like that. [ light laughter ] and then she -- and then after about a minute she comes -- [ whispering ] and then after like two minutes she was talking. and then after she was, like, screaming it. [ laughter ] vocal rest lasted about 30 seconds. so hilarious. she just -- she can't stop talking. [ laughter ] >> seth: you guys are very close. i will say it seems like you have some chemistry. you posted this photo. here are the two of you. it seems like you know each other, i would say. [ laughter ] >> this is on saturday, after i went to see her show. but what i think is hilarious about this picture is you see my husband looking on. [ laughter ] i ju

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susan and hilary are back with us.00,000 to get the fees, regulations, we're talking about puddles, like farmers punished for having a puddle on their land? >> all a part of the clean water regulation by the epa. this is indicative how out of touch this administration is with what happens in small business and in the real world. we are an era of hyperregulatory situation here. costs trillions of dollars, the regulation the government puts on business, and 55% of that regulation cost is borne by small businesses and you wonder why we can't create job, invest in our growth and small businesses are rebounding in a snail's pace while big companies are rebounding at a faster pace. charles: a shame, puddles, puddles we're talking about. now to answer your questions, steve wants to know if the market ends the year down is it a bull market or cyclical bull. we can be down in the cyclical bull market. that is not too far fetched. >> depends on the sectors. turns out utilities are down and maybe commodities, not necessarily a be

some hilarious, some illuminating. the costello: minor hilarious.mily: i wonder how do you deal with that? the costello: i do not have to read them all. the fascinating thing about the platform is the different way in which it is used every day around the world and the sort of surprising moments that surface on a platform that you have never thought about or have not even occur to. emily: the number of users has quadrupled since he became ceo. it is one of the most highly scrutinized, most mainstream fashion line the costello: nobody scrutinizes it. i do not know what you are talking about. [laughter] emily: did you ever think you would be here when you were growing up in detroit? costello: not at all. i was really took life as it happened. this of my family and extended family was an automobile industry. my dad worked for pontiac chemical worked for ford. worked ford chrysler, so i only apply to the university of michigan. i did not go look at schools. when people say now, what were you going to do if you did not get into michigan -- you know [laug

is well written i love recently of book this is where i leave you the first 25 pages have seen is hilarious you have to be a of a guy to appreciate that but but those that i always go back to our hemingway or john mcdonald i liked ross macdonald i loved and all so read the dark scandinavian detective stories and i just read this creepy mystery as a great friend of mine says he doesn't know how to kill people. [laughter] you really know how to write the narrative you know, what his other books are if they are not on your shelf you should not be here. thank you for coming. [applause] >> on behalf of the printer's row that fast 84 attending and erik larson will sign books outside in the lobby. >> the case is a landmark supreme court decision in the field of first demand rights and addresses the question of the journalism profession balance the impeding interest when refined day confrontation than the fifth amendment is a fair trial by the impartial jury these are too complex or to interest coming into conflict and have paid to do with that balancing act. >> that case originates traveling to we

susan and hilary are back with us. get the fees, regulations, we're talking about puddles like farmers punished for having a puddle on their land? >> all a part of the clean water regulation by the epa. this is indicative how out of touch this administration is with what happens in small business and in the real world. we are an era of hyperregulatory situation here. costs trillions of dollars, the regulation the government puts on business, and 55% of that regulation cost is borne by small businesses and you wonder why we can't create job, invest in our growth and small businesses are rebounding in a snail's pace while big companies are rebounding at a faster pace. charles: a shame, puddles puddles we're talking about. now to answer your questions, steve wants to know if the market ends the year down is it a bull market or cyclical bull. we can be down in the cyclical bull market. that is not too far fetched. >> depends on the sectors. turns out utilities are down and maybe commodities, not necessarily a bear market i

he's hilarious and a great guy. >> do you think that very beautiful women can be funny?crazy that anybody talks about it at all. i think the issue is opportunity. you know, we should have at all times, dozens of amy schumers. >> two examples on this set. >> hilarious. >> very beautiful. >> it's a funny conversation. there's a big argument the best people right now are people like amy schumer, tina fey and amy poehler poehler. >> this is your new book "sick in the head." it's when you were first coming up. >> when i was 15 years old, i started interviewing comedians for my high school radio station. >> you are still doing it white? >> i need advice. >> you need advice? >> people say how are you doing? how are you holding up? >> are you working on trump material? >> i find it terrifying that anybody takes him seriously. to me he's like the psycho girl on the bachelor. he's the contestant that you don't want to get kicked off too early, but you don't want them to win. that would be terrible. >> a pleasure to have you here. congratulations on your success. thanks if for maki

i think it would be hilarious, i do.retty sure it's how the book of revelations is going to kick into gear. but it would be very funny. trump has been busy promoting himself. he paid a visit to "on the record" where greta asked him the most difficult question you could ever ask donald trump. >> i'm a great jobs producer. everyone says i'll be the best leader in every poll, i'll be by far the best leader and by far economically i'll be the best. >> what's your weakness? >> some people think i'm not a nice person and i actually am, i love people. >> all right, that's a good step. if you don't hear from people we would have a problem since we are people, we are them. trump has been taking heat this week for an incident that occurred back in 2011. he was being questioned in a deposition and the lawyer who was questioning him claims she asked for a break to pump breast milk. she'd had a baby three months earlier. trump according to her got very angry and yelled at her. >> when lunchtime came around, donald trump did not agree

he is hilarious in it. the king, lebron james, is here!and applause ] >> steve: that's the show. we're done. >> jimmy: that's it. >> steve: that's it. >> jimmy: no. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: there's more. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: yeah. also here tonight, two of the other greatest basketball players on the planet. [ laughter ] >> steve: i think you've got the wrong card. >> jimmy: am i reading the wrong card? no, they are two of the greatest basketball players on the planet, they're giving us a a world premier of the trailer for the big new comedy movie. super funny movie called "sisters." tina fey and amy poehler are in the house. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: what? who? >> jimmy: that's both of them. >> steve: both of them? tina and amy? and lebron? >> jimmy: three nba legends. >> steve: well, that must be it. >> jimmy: three nba legends are in the house. i can't wait. and the movie looks great. the movie is written by paula pell by the way. and comedy fans know paula pell writes the goods. but, then we have what could be the song of

hilary, as you just heard, a modest champion with just $6,400.big payday, but she didn't get the final jeopardy! on friday, and that cost her 2/3 of her earnings up to that point. shu-ping and jess, maybe you guys will bring better luck to our show today. good luck! here we go. now the categories starting off with... hey. each correct response beginning with that letter. hilary, start. i'll go with tasty literature for $200. jess. who is melville? herman melville. correct. literature, $400. jess. what is "little women"? that's the book. literature, $600.

billy is on a new show with hilarious julie klausner. it's on hulu. it's called "difficult people."t. they're going to be here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] give it up for billy and julie. and also from the new film "the gift", joel edgerton is here tonight. he's a fantastic actor. we'll talk to him about his film. he also wrote and directed which is really exciting. and we have an amazing rhythm and blues band with us, tonight, vintage trouble joining us on late night. [ cheers and applause ] so we have a very, very good show for you guys. before we move on, quick question. do you read the news? any news readers out here? all right good. well i found, and i don't know if you do this, too, but a lot of times i'll just read the headline and first couple paragraphs of an article, get the gist and i'll just move on to the next one. but the truth is, there's really valuable information if you read all the way to the end of an article. [ light laughter ] let me show you what i am talking about in a segment we call "last line of the news story." ♪ [ applause ] >> seth: all right. let's

can send the militia so there was no discussion of individual ownership of guns but there was a hilariousdiscussion, and i know maybe it says something about historians that we would find this funny but there is a serious hilarious discussion about what you should include if you have a religious injunction against or our pacifist religion whether you are exempt from service in the militia so they have a long debate. someone else says what if you are a quaker and one to fight like nathaniel green in the revolutionary war. are you saying that he can't fight and then there's another little discussion should we name them, shouldn't we name them another group that we leave out and then there's a rather funny discussion one of the members of the house says they can't have exceptions then we have to pay for someone to take their place. then it stands at the voice of reason at says i think that if you are a pacifist you're not going to be willing to send somebody to fight in your face. america is becoming less religious everyday. everyone will claim they are a moravian said they don't have to fig

tell me tomorrow, hilary, what are we expecting?ill be down, it could end higher by the end of the day as people come in, those investors pick up, apple. i'm looking at auto nation, american express, i want to know what's going on with car sales, i think they've been strong and the auto loans are at 11 year low. charles: you think we can reverse tomorrow, huh? >> i do. i think all the force are heading upward. >> sam, you scared the heck out of people yesterday and today. how much downside risk is there in the market? charles: on a valuation basis, it shouldn't be serious. you're up a lot, as long as there's not an event, it's one that you want to buy into. but not the crazy names. charles: steve, i know you're having trouble finding value here. market under some pressure. we're only off a percent i think on all-time high, and just coming off all-time high for the nasdaq. nevertheless, what should we expect for the market for the rest of the week? >> i think we're overbought, at the high end of the trading range. the markets will tr

spin it to me they are both masterpieces but the narrator of the book is far more hilarious. >> thatbig distinction. of course all they are all fantastic. i miss them all. >> so you spend a lot of time with it. this has been part of your life -- >> i didn't work on it constantly. >> one question i've been asked is to tie your boat into the answer is no. it is a rewarding experience every single time. >> when you were making the film was there somebody that you wanted to interview? >> some people said yes. john lewis is one of the people. he is the hero of mine and it certainly did a lot and we wanted to hear from him. he didn't say no but he's just a busy person. by angelo also said yes harriet at the minute they called i woke up but those were two people that i really wanted to talk to and i haven't been able to interview. >> do you hope that your film about the book. it was in the sense of helping people understand. i think the book provides a context for the novel, for the harper lee novel and i think it does sort of what i wanted to do after i read the book for the second or thir

hilarious, summer in illuminating -- some are illuminating. dorsey: i don't have to read them all. [laughter] dorsey: the fascinating thing about the platform is the way you can read about things all around the world and the surprising things on the platform you never thought you'd read about. >> it is one of the most highly scrutinized mainstream companies. did you ever think you would be ?ere when you are going up costolo: no. my dad worked for pontiac. my mom worked for ford. my dad's dad worked for chrysler. innly applied for work michigan. i did not have any strategy around at all. me, when i was a early one of the very 80ioshack trs model computers. when i went to michigan, i knew i was going to study computer science. >> when you got there, you took theater classes. costolo: my senior year, i had eight arts credits remaining. i asked what was the thing i could take with the least amount of homework. i figured that acting would be -- you know -- also up and i will say lines for the play. i started doing stand up. senior year, irm said i was having a lot of fun with this, and

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you to then you can send in a militia so there was no discussion of individual -- but there is a hilariousiscussion and they know maybe it says something about historians that we would find this riotously funny but there is a hilarious discussion about whether you should include in their that if you have a religious injunction or pacifist religion, whether you are exempt from service in a militia, so they have this long debate and someone says what we need to name their religions. someone else says well put a few are a quaker and he wants to fight? one with nathaniel green who is a general and the revolutionary war. are you saying that he can't fight? there is little discussion should we name them and there's another group we leave out and then there is this really rather funny discussion where one of the members of the house says we can't have any exemptions. if we have exemptions then they have to pay for someone to take their place or they have to find someone to take their place. roger sherman stance of the voice of reason and he says they really think that if you are pacifist you are

and get ready for world domination. [ speaking foreign language] the minions are here and they're hilarious. "early today" starts right now. good morning ch so, after days of debate, the confederate flag will be removed from the south carolina state house. it will now be moved to a military relic museum. dave this movement is making a powerful statement. >> reporter: it really is. it's been three weeked since that rampage at a church in south carolina in which nine people were killed. today at 10:00 the confederate flag is coming down. it's been a long time since the civil war, but emotions remain high over the future of this flag. >> the confederate flag is coming off the grounds of the state house. >> reporter: it was a moment of pride. >> it is a great day in south carolina. >> reporter: spurred by a crime of hate. >> you won't ever get past what happened in charleston. >> reporter: 150 years after the civil war ended a contentious debate continued this week in the state where the war began. a battle over the most recognizable symbol of the confederacy. >> i cannot believe that we do not

he hit the political biggies in the gut in front of a packed house and attacked jeb, slammed hilary and bashed illegal immigrants. let's watch him in action. >> the poll just came out and i'm tied with jeb bush and i said oh, that's too bad. how can i be tied with this guy? he's terrible. he's terrible. hillary clinton is going to be a horrible president. horrible. they don't want to give it straight because the they lie, terrible people. i have an idea, i think it's good. every time mexico really intelligently sends people over, we charge mexico $100,000 for every person they send over. [ cheers ] >> the silent majority is back, and we're going to take the country back. [ cheers ] >> by the way, this is a point of factor in the clip, mr. trump was referring to an online poll that doesn't meet nbc standards but trump is on to something here. he doubled shut up port since april and the number two spot right now with 13% just two points behind jeb bush up there, those two are duking it out for the top position. let me go to ron regan, this is an interesting development. i'm in the view he

. >> nick, a conservative comedian and he is hilarious. >> not star in a movie with bill mader anytimen. >> that's true. >> of course it is. you have to deal with. that is what people deal with in the modern world. but, for amy her politics aren't really a part of it so we shouldn't bring it into it. >> the joke is misdirect, exactly. >> so what? even if she is saying something kind of racially provocative, she saying in the joke, hispanic guys are pub thinker than white guys. so what. in the end i shouldn't apologize. she say, yeah, i was only kidding? >> that is proper defense. hillary clinton finally sat down for first major one-on-one interview. that was hysterical in its own right. appeared on cnn thought fully addressed voter concerns about her trustworthiness and took responsibility for her mistakes she made. i was just kidding. this is how it really went. >> people do trust me and i have ever confidence that will be the outcome of this election. i can not side what the attacks on me will be no matter how unfounded and i'm well aware of the fact that it is your job to raise thos

hilary clinton said that was wrong. >> i have absolutely no support for a city that ignores the strong that should be acted on. >> u.s. bureau of land management said one of its agents guns was used in that shooting. the weapon was stolen from that agent's car while he was in san francisco. >>> now that's a good dog. >> actually a few good dogs at the 2015 police and fire world games. three k-9s with the charles county sheriff's office brought home the metals from the competition in fairfax. connie a 4-year-old dog captured the gold metal for quick excellence in detecting explosives in cars. dog handlers were confident going into the games. >> not a surprise to me. the one dog that went over there has been out of class for a week. i mean we trained for the street as well. any dog is properly trained and has a good foundation and they can go to the competitions and do very welch -- well. >> another dog named cooper came to charles county thanks to a $7,000 donation thanks to pittsburgh steeler quarterback ben roethlisberger. >>> still to come at 5:00. >> cutting a ribbon at bens but not

his new movie inside out opened friday always hilarious comedian lewis black.dn't talk about this earlier. i saw this this weekend. i had to bring up. the colorado supreme court ruled that businesses can fire employees for the use of medical marijuana. okay. even if it's off duty. the slogan in the bathroom, right. the case is a quad quad araplegic who was fired from dish network. >> as if things were not [beep] bad enough. >> larry: is it fare to fire someone for what they do on their own time. >> it depends on the job. this guy was customer service. if you have to fly a plane or work, drive a bus. ya, don't -- be in shape for work. i mean, you work at staples get high. [laughing] >> it sucks. smoke crack. >> larry: i don't know about crack. >> i think it's kind of unfair. you can't have it both ways. at the end of the day if he was drinking alcohol they wouldn't fire him. it's legal in colorado. you can't have it both ways. >> larry: right. >> i think it's bang out. larry: bang out. i like that. >> that's what she said. larry: does this seem like a violation

it will be hilarious. i promise. after this. ♪ john: we are here with matt walsh. are the press secretary on "veep." you completed your fourth season. the consensus is the show has gotten better and better. it has gotten meaner, more incisive, funnier, more clear eyed about what washington is like. how do you keep buildings on the quality? it seems like every time you set the bar, you have to set it higher because the thing keeps getting better. i'm shocked by that degree of incremental -- matt: you are jinxes us. one thing they do well on our show, if i can brag, it is surprising, they are good at keeping the audience guessing where this is headed. it is not just plot twists, but the delivery system of coverage and the things that stay true are the brutal insults and the way washington is portrayed. and i think the characters, my perspective is one character everybody's characters get more defined and i also think the chemistry gets better between the actors. the process informs that. we do a lot of improv in rehearsal. we get to add jokes or pitch ideas and the w

hilarious, a it is finance minister going on a conference call with hedge funds a couple of days after his post, but this id that they had this their petitions program to basically greet a parallel -- that they had this idea. spreadsheet, and the idea is if we cannot pay each other, why don't we copy and paste the entire banking system onto another thing that are associated with our tax numbers as opposed to our account numbers, and then we do the same transactions. theoretically, when the banks open, then all of the go.ractions -- transactions presumably, because there would be some skepticism that those iou's may not be worth as much at aros, they would trade discount, but, basically, an artificial system. alix: but he went on to talk about the plan of the german finance minister. mr. varoufakis: we were creating something with every tax number just about aces them that can function under wraps. well, that was not what we wanted to talk about, but he was talking about house all of this was. joe: the idea is if you're going to have a good land, if you announce it, it is not going to w

then also i find it hilarious that it just keeps coming out. first it's 30,000, now it's 60,000. she thinks america as amnesia and we'll forget everything she has done. now it's all coming back up. trey gowdy i love him. he's like a bulldog after a bone and he's not going to quit. >> this is after months and months of digging. another round of the emails. could there be another shoe to drop here? >> there will be plenty more. she'll make sure they come out late at night conveniently and hope the content doesn't offend anyone. one key point here, she sought blumenthal's advice. this evidence she is saying are you still awake? i'll call if you are. she was actively seeking the advice of this individual. they will have to come out and back up hillary clinton. this is a mess for her on some level. she needs support if she runs for president. if this bothers the american people so much, if they say the lack of transparency, it's too much. >> first the president said they hadn't traded emails. and you hear right on down to david axlerod i didn't know she had it. i understand maybe you

yeah, and he's hilarious in that.so has a new supernatural horror movie "the vatican tapes." michael pena is on the show this evening. [ cheers and applause ] i love him. and then one of the most coolest things ever to happen to us here at "the tonight show", we're so excited, we're so honored to have this man visiting our show, standup comedy from one of the masters, robert klein is back in theater 6b. back on "the tonight show" in new york city with robert klein. you don't get any better than that. you can't. it's the best thing to ever happen in the world. i love him. gosh, he's a funny, funny guy. you guys, today is friday, that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox. return some emails and of course i send out thank you notes. but i was running a bit behind today. so, i thought, if you don't mind, i just have to write out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that fine? can i write them? [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much. uh, roots, can i get some "thank you note

he is hilarious. he was on the phone.ious on the phone too. >>> sophie hawkins makes a huge announcement, she's pregnant and 50 years old. >> she's best known for her hit i wish i was your lover and preparing for the arrival of her second child at age 50 years old. she says, she's a little nervous. it has nothing to do with how nervous she is. she says she has had an easy pregnancy so far. single mom says she has regular mom concerns for her unborn daughter, that she is sure will go away the moment she meets her new baby. >>> at any age you white knuckle through delivery but we know past the age of 40 especially those pregnancies can be more complicated and tough. >> we wish her a best then for her pregnancy. >> let's get to bob because i think he has made it over to the 5-ton hoagie. what are you wearing. >> hey, good morning everybody. we are coming to you live from the national constitution center. we're making hoeing business celebrity chefs, robert irvine there is the junior, is there the shortie classic and then the

he's hilarious. and we got great music from ryn weaver.it. [ cheers and applause ] this is great. well guys, today's friday and that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, return some emails and of course i write out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] might as well send it now. i was running a bit behind. do you guys mind? could i write out some thank you notes right now? is that okay with you? [ cheers and applause ] roots, can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ [ light laughter ] perfect. perfect. you look like you're having a a good time. a wax figure. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, red sox third baseman, pablo sandoval, for being benched after you were caught liking photos of women on instagram during a game. i guess it's one, two, three likes you're out. [ laughter ] the old ball game. [ applause ] thank you. ♪ thank you, new study that says chimpanzees like to get drunk on fermented sap from palm trees, as opposed to where they usually do it, monkey bars. [ laughter ] that's o

. >> really hilarious i continue like.something than i am. my world and he's fin funny year than me. my self-esteem is based on i'm funnier than lebron james. >>reporter: you don't hold the tight. >> the director guides the ship though he usually writes his own film on this one he's given amy free reign up to a point. >>reporter: amy is used to pushing the envelope. any time where you have to pull her spaiv back. >> we do this i'm hike all right. well, see you. see how it goes. show america and see what they think about that lane. >> we do a range of joke. if it's really harsh we mit shoot something slightly less harsh in case the world says no. you have gone too far.so when we test the movie we kind of flip things in and out and find the right balance. we go all the way and pull back if people are deeply troubled. >>reporter: definitely pushing the envelope for that one. all right coming up. set of entourage and discover a huge casting snub. then klny returns in tomorrow land. but what is a night like at home with new wif

show us here. >> i want you to -- this is going to be hilarious. okay, wait a minute, you do it like this, get the cameras up. is the camera here. i know my worth. i'm leaving. >> is that kanye? >> no, that was me exiting a bad relationship. [ laughter ] now, what i need y'all to do, it don't have -- you can mic drop on any situation, you know what i'm saying? like if you cook collard greens and they be amazing drop the mic in the kitchen. like i'm out of here. >> like ans exclamation point. >> all right, two hats were on a hat rack, one said to the other here "you stay here, i'll go on ahead." [ laughter ] >> how was that? >> that was -- that was cool. that was -- um -- >> all right, i got one for you, ready? all right. two fish are in a tank, one turns to the other and says "you know how to drive this thing." [ laughter ] in fairness, it was a really bad joke. >> those were both terrible. >> we're sorry, we have to run. >> it's great to see you. >> great to be here. >> good luck the show "can i be me?" >> premier this is saturday night on showtim

listen. >> we have to attack hilary. was the worst secretary of state in the history of the country. she has plenty to lose by. believe me if i am chosen i'll beat hillary and also get the hispanic vote. i employ thousands and thousands of hispanics. i'll bring jobs back from china and lots of other places. >> what do you think of that logic, jeffrey? >> there's a poll out of nevada that shows him getting 31% of the hispanic vote. so i don't think that that's farfetched at all and as far as donald trump being a democrat that famous speech that reagan gave in 1964 there's a line in there that says i have spent most of my life as a democrat. so you know there's a lot of precedent going around with the most famous republican president of the modern error in terms of having been a democrat. so i don't see that as a problem at all. >> anna trump says he will get the hispanic vote because he employees thousands of them. >> well i'm not sure that the thousands that he employees are all eligible to vote. if the washington post i