>> announcer: tonight on a very special thanksgiving episode of "late night with seth meyers" -- hilarydition of "ya burnt" with the meyers family music from kurt vile featuring the 8g the band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight aw, well, happy thanksgiving to you. let's get to the news. today was thanksgiving the day we celebrate some house guests who showed up unannounced and stayed for 400 years that's right, today was thanksgiving which is quite a challenge in 2020. umm, i'm thankful for, uh, let's see, uh, these napkins are folded really nice according to a new poll, 61% of americans changed their thanksgiving plans due to the surge in coronavirus cases, and some because they need to start packing. according to a new survey the most popular thanksgiving side dish in maine is a side salad which makes sense when you remember the people of maine don't want to be happy the owl discovered inside the rockefeller center christmas tree was released this week back into the wild, or as it is kn

no hilary. we know that the bracks it's been going on since 2016, but clearly the pandemic has made it harder to hold substantial negotiations. or why is that you still get the delay in this transition period? and is the u.k. even asked for this at this point where you are right about the pandemic? i'm obviously it's wrecked, lots of things internationally, but particularly the e.u. trade negotiation negotiator. he actually contract to get back in march and lord frost on the british side. he's at the moment in self isolation. however, once he comes out of that isolation, purportedly vonnie is going to return to london hopefully to finalize things. so yes, it has put some, some problems they've been doing. a lot of things though, i would say remotely, there's been a lot of you see like i just mentioned, round laden and bars, johnson talking. but it is projected that despite all of this, they will still come to some sort of agreement, mainly because as i mentioned before that it's, it's, they're n

hilary. i want to start with you michael moore, in that he says there has been progress made on fisheries, unfair competition rules, but these are both topics that we've talked about at great length with you on this show. are we really any closer to a deal hillary? pleasure to be back with you brand actually yes, i would actually also note that j.p. morgan and throughout the entire summer, so how they're all a deal? no deal. 2 thirds for a deal that there would be a no deal. brax it. well actually they've just opt to 80 percent and in terms of the actual content of the agreement, 95 percent of the entire agreement is settled. so there's only 5 percent up in the air and yes, you're right. 5 percent is part of that of the fisheries. you talked about also governance and the level playing field. those are the 3 issues at stake. but with regard to the fisheries, yes, there has been progress. and also a vandal actually picked up the phone. and as a side to interject us solve as has boris johnson, t

hilary ford, which hilary? let's start with you. it looks like the u.k. deal with canada is all all but done and signed. what does this deal actually look like? a pleasure to be here with you again, sara. yes, you're right. just really basically this deal needs the ink to be on the paper. and this still is a global perspective too. and that sort of tactically, what it is globally, this is being crucial for boat sigh. it's crucial. why? because canada is the 12th largest trading partner from the u. k. and also from canada. the u.k. is their 6 5th largest trading partner. after japan, china, the u.s. and mexico, so for both sides really crucial, actually 50 percent of all the lobsters caught in nova scotia exported. so products like beef, beef, seafood, all seafood, automobiles. it's really important, as mark agnew, who's the international policy adviser for the canadian chamber of commerce has said, you know this, this prevents the 10 percent tower of scaling into effect on january 1st. liz truss the u.k. trade secretary of trade. what she has said is that

[indiscernible] when we are together we are hilarious. [indiscernible] know, with baron -- baron and michael talk with each other. it is a bro thing. you know, we are a normal family. it is really normal, even though it may not seem normal, and i get that. and your dad, what is your guys'mcdonald's order? ms. trump: i will take off one side of the bonds of is healthy. [laughter] i like the fish fillet. you take off a half a slice of bond -- bun. maybe chicken mcnuggets. [indiscernible] [laughter] mcdonald's, yeah. my daddy it's a lot of it. i do too. -- my dad eats a lot of it. i do too. >> a lot of my friends that are dog and cat lovers they are like, president trump has not had a pet. as he ever consider getting a pet? ms. trump: we have two little kittens. they are cats now, but we adopted them. i love animals. i don't have a dog. apartment -- i live in an apartment. wanted 1, 1lly hundred percent, he could get it. or if milani did, 100%. a dead, 100%. i would like to have more dogs around. yes? >> how do you encourage a silent majorit

trump: [indiscernible] that's hilarious. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> we are going to take a group picture. [indiscernible] stay where you are. [indiscernible] i'll get one of you all first. [indiscernible] >> group photo, if you would all mind turning around? ms. trump: i'm not into many -- in too many group photos nowadays. [laughter] >> 3, 2, 1. everybody say, "four more years, four more years." >> four more years. four more years. four more years. four more years. [applause] >> we are going to do individual photos. you can form a line right here. >> single file, if you can. [indiscernible] >> so that they are not close to each other? [indiscernible] >> try to have your phone ready. >> thank you. >> so cute. >> thank you. [indiscernible] >> thank you so much. >> ok. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> thank you college republicans, amazing. alright, three, 2, 1. my phone? why am i smiling in my mask? [laughter] [indiscernible] >> 3, 2, 1. thank you, ladies. >> thank you for coming. [indiscernible] >> there you go. >> no, here. >> sorry,

hilary rosen, doug high. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> we'll do better. we'll do better. >>> u.s. president donald trump, he's not accepting the election results. he's promising to file more lawsuits this week about the election. not clear what the legal basis is for them. we're going to discuss whether he has a legal leg to stand on. i feel like we're forgetting something. let me check. xfinity home gives you peace of mind from anywhere with professionally monitored home security built around you. no, i think we're good. good. so when you're away, you don't have to worry. the tent. we forgot... the tent. except about that. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. hey look, i found the tent! get xfinity home with no term contract required. click or call today. >>> welcome back to cnn's lurch coverage of "america's choice" in the 2020 election. thanks so much for joining us. president-elect joe biden jogging onto the stage to deliver his victory speech saturday night in wilmington, delaware. but his speech was less triumphant declaration, more earnest call, si

hilarious. >> after that big, big feast, i'm sure a lot of you just took a nap.ese rescue dogs in rio dale california here. >> oh my gosh. >> they are saying we are done. we got pie. this is anna swap's dogs here. she says when you say you're stuffed and then the pie comes out. >> and you ask for seconds. >> and you ask for seconds. >> let these sleeping dogs lie. >> you know the turkey hit. polka. >> from rockwood music hall in new york city, austin, texas' own phoebe hunt and the gatherers. ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather on the scores that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep you lack, do the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night, you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun and be a pal, every anchor, guy and gal, do the world news polka ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well if you're up this late, you must be headed for the john ♪ ♪ hold it one more minute while we get your polka on ♪ ♪ neighbors yell it's half past three ♪ ♪ tell them, hey, that's news t

but hilary, i want to be spoken about this extensively here on the show. i want to touch on how important about the fisheries agreement between the u.k. and europe, and that deal what it will look like, how important it is that that fisheries deal went to the been reached between the u.k. and these european arctic countries. yes, some of them actually you're right to separate. it is going to be very important. some of that actually being signed, i want to quote, actually, and kill a muckle, who has been a great voice of reason throughout this entire process. of course, why? because she's got such pressure from of the german, common new factories and german manufacturers who want to trade with the u.k. . but i said she thinks that it's very constructive that the u.k. is working with no way. so that deal was signed by george eustice,, the mental minister in the u.k., and also by bring stan in norway and the deal is one of the 4 nordic country fisheries deal. so you've got norway, greenland, iceland and the faroe islands of all signed these fisheries deals. w

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it is hilarious. >> that baby getting some chick fil-a. offering up. offering up.n this happened. yum, yum, yum. that is a 14 month old ringley from south carolina. get that baby some bo jangles also. >> he hasn't been alive more than 14 months and that baby already knows good food when he sees it. >> this is how mona kosar abdi eats. >> i'm starving right now. the video of the chick-fil-a inspires me. >> that happens every single day. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, academy award winner forest whitaker. and learn how you can host your very own virtual thanksgiving. plus i man from new jersey gives us our good news story of the day. find out how you can be a part of "live"'s holiday sweater contest. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning. yes. thank you. a lot more over here then there is over here. a lot more in your wing than in mine. i. understood. it is wednesday, november 18th. btw. >> kelly: let me just

let's start where hilary left off.dent-elect biden saying he finalized his pick for treasury secretary. who do you think it will be? >> i don't know, but i got to say his early picks within his team have actually been popular on both sides of the democrat world. dillon and rodriguez, they are from both sides of the democratic world and some republicans. i think his choices will bridge the party without any issues. >> matt, another contender would be senator bernie sanders who is up for labor secretary. made it no secret it's a job he would be interested in. he is putting pressure on the biden team to put more progressives folks in the cabinet. i want to pop-up this quote. somebody bernie sanders said: there is discussion that he might ignore the progressives community. i think that would be unfortunate." how does the biden team thread this needle and keep to biden's core values but appease his progressives base? >> i feel like i am having deju-vu. i went through this when president trump took over. this will be one of

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it's hilarious watching it. >> their policies don't resonate with the american people. predict and i wrote something for foxnews .com and i don't think nancy pelosi will come back to speaker. i don't think she can run the gambit there and get a coalesce a group of 218 members of congress. i think she will file papers or make an announcement that she will retire but that is my production. steve: i think it's sad to see her go, nancy antoinette. we did enjoy her when she was there. we'll be right back with all so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 8 million dogs. nice. and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no...itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic

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, absolutely hilarious. but, you kw, mike and dennis, two of my brothers and i have several others but mike and dennis and i were with the university of florida together in the same fraternity and dennis graduated nber one in his class with honors and after having a radical next surgery didn't drop outf law school and coinued on and graduated number one in his class wit high honors and a brilliant young man. play the qatar,layed the piano, loved t sing a he was just a bright, capable loving guy and somebody that i love dearly and losing him really foed me to look at myself and say okay, what will you do with your life the it is the most meaningful experience i've had in my life. >> i think it's an important point which is that we live lives and when we have tragedy hit us w can either go under the fetal position and justike say life is not fair and it's just not fair and i'must not going to bece bitter or you can reflect on it and figure out something that can be purposeful. i think that is your public servi

. >> they are hilarious. we love a good time anchor voice. anchors sound at home. >> is that how you sound at home? >> that's exactly how i sound at home. we talked about that vegan butcher -- i can't even say it properly because, what is it? >> it doesn't sound right. >> no. how about this? this is in the u.k. here. they opened this shop up in london. if you're craving some bacon, some eggs, some sausage and peppers, you can get some vegan items here in this butcher shop. this guy, rudy, he's aiming to capitalize on the soaring demand for vegan products in britain. available are meatless versions of traditional favorites such as bacon, sausage and turkey. yumm. >> i just had vegan cheese over the weekend. it tastes just like the real thing. so i'm all about this. what else you got? >> we also have the pony express here. that horse right there trailed by a police car holding up traffic in montana. it's a horse race. >>> this morning on "world news now," the race is almost over, in the final hours of the presidential campaign, president trump

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either you live and you choose hilary or johnson, or you die and you vote for the other side. these two ads is that hilary's ad used her opponent's words against himself. johnson didn't outright attack his opponent. and the fallacies in both of them are ad hominem which is criticizing a person's point of view using their own character and personality. a false dilemma which is presenting complex issues in terms of two inherently opposite sides which is choose life or choose death with nuclear bombs and the hasty generalization which is drawing conclusions based on inadequate evidence which is just like, basically, saying if you vote for this one person, they're going to be the reason why the end of civilization occurs. and is in the context of both of these ads, people are afraid of nuclear war and they don't want to die. these politicians were using that fear to gain favor with the american people. we hope you enjoyed our presentation. that is all. [ applause ] >> let's give them a big hand. >> that was great. i would prefer not to die also. good call there. [ laughter ] >> so

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my name is hilary carr and on behalf of harvard bookstore i'm pleased to introduce this event with professor martha jones presented her brand-new book "vanguard: how black women broke barriers, won the vote, and insisted on equality for all" joining conversation by nikole hannah-jones. thank you for joining us virtually tonight. events like to our books are confused to bring authors and their work to our community and her new digital community through these unprecedented times. we will be hosting are on our account or our event schedule. on a website@harbor.com/events we can sign up for our e-mail newsletter. this discussion will conclude with time for your questions. you have a question -- if you have questions adding time during the talk dick on the q&a button at the bottom of the screen and will get to as many as time allows. i will be posting a link to purchase "vanguard" as both a link to donate. your purchases and financial contributions make events like tonight as possible and helps ensure the future of landmark independent bookstore. thank you for showing up and turning it in support

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in the future they are just going to write the most hilarious abortive around if dominic cummings hadn turn into fantastic nobles in a 40, 50 yea rs can turn into fantastic nobles in a 40, 50 years time. all right, well we will leave it on that wonderful thought. thank you, shyama for staying with us. dave has disappeared and you're looking wonderful in that one for kitchen of yea rs wonderful in that one for kitchen of years as wonderful in that one for kitchen of yea rs as ever. wonderful in that one for kitchen of years as ever. have a great day. thank you very much for looking through the newspapers for us. that's it for the papers this hour. goodbye for now. hello, the weather is set to cause us some disruption through the course of today. we've got a deep area of low pressure driving our weather, bringing some outbreaks of really heavy rain at times for many of us and also some strong winds, especially towards the south. so that deep area of low pressure has been moving its way in from the west, sitting to the north of the uk, but it's to the south of that where you seeall these

to so yes i do see probably off to january both sides will probably step back and step down well hilary talk about hardball for a little bit because negotiations over a post. between the e.u. have resumed monday as both sides say they're actually ready to quote redouble efforts to make it an agreement despite the differences on both sides one of the central issues is access to british fisheries though something that's something we've talked about it a great length now the british environment secretary george eustace told sky news in the u.k. is the u.k. is open to a sensible approach on this as part of a deal what might a sensible approach look like when it comes to the fisheries where you do we're going to talk about all these things that have gone on for years yes fred but what this means is what he means by about a sensible approach is 1st of all there is a red line and boris johnson referred to the spectacular maritime wealth that the british isles possesses and there is a red line with regard to control over what a british waters actually if you read the europeans some of the europ

america but it was not without its tricks and treats from joe biden calling out president trump's hilarious self aggrandizing on his role in race relations here in the united states take a listen abraham lincoln here is one of the most racist presidents we've had in modern history he pours shool on every single free fire every single one from that to donald trump dodging his own cruel failures on immigration by pointing out the obama administration's cruel failures on immigration but just ask one question who built the cages i'd love you to ask of that who built the can't you let me ask about your immigration policy mr vice president and immigration is just one example where we see the true horror show that is politics in the united states of america today as eric boehm points out for reason dot com the trumpet ministrations family separation policy is a nightmare more than 2800 children have been taken away from their families since the trumpet ministrations new 0 tolerance policy was implemented but those successes were made possible because of the obama administration oversaw a huge esca

not because i love them or like to meet, wasn't hilary. my biggest sin was i didn't pay enough attention to don's from as soon as i started to pay attention to him after he won, i realized that he lies every time he opens his mouth and he's incapable of acting in the country's interests. but rachelle, most of his supporters who are not yet it may have so far in us it, they don't understand your use of america. and i don't think that's the cheney. i really don't. i think most of his supporters are going to stay with him, which is why we're not even a few minutes ago. i think the republican party is shaped by party. i really do believe more than 70000000. people did vote for donald trump brighton undershot this week. this is what you said. you said, i'm not one of these people who will say, you trump supporters, you're despicable your deplorable for all racist. i don't believe any of that. i believe almost all of you are really damn good people who got conned by a fraud. you got caught by a con man, joe too. damn good people as you put it, v

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