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all: hooray! - no, that's okay. i'll see you guys. - dude, i've never seen cartman care so much about something. - yeah, i guess he finally found something that's as annoying as he is. - bonjour. - bonjour. - cafe? - oui. - come on, kids! let's go find the pyramids! whoo! aah! [crash] [all laughing] - [speaking french] - [speaking french] - [speaking french] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody, thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, our guest tonight is one of america's greatest living directors, spike lee is here, everybody. (cheers and applause) we'll be talking about his new movie "black clabsman" but first it is one of the great ironies of all time that the trump presidency has given us more books than ever before. which is a crazy thing because this is a guy whose favorite thing to read is the hooters t-

. >> reporter: hooray, the presea n isover. we turn to the seasonpener in arizona. 37 players will not make thel fina errost one of the strongest competitions at running back. rob kelly had 9 yards. he knows his job is on the line. >> i have nervous in me. it's a thing for me to think i would make thest ro, that would be stupid. i am confident in my place. >> i think what i put out on film, i'm proud of it. i'm proud of my training camp ands. i'm proud of my whole season. this coaching staffle will ha i ime. >> everybody had a shot. everybody had a chancee to m the football team and show us wh they can do. >> tough decisions ahead and soon. the redskins have to go from 90 players down to 53 on saturday. >>> there are a lot ofie out there. south beach, atns, juice cleanse, which is the most effective at preventing early death. >>> just i time for labor day, police across the country are cracking down on impaired driving and using new technogy to do it. >>> a bend-the-scenes look a the veggies at gnnats park. >>> saturday, sunday

. >> hooray! >> wonderful to see you. wonderful to see you. for coming. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> all of the distinguished guests in the platform and distinguished members of the audience it's a great privilege and hawnr for me to be here just prior to the winter carnival. i say prior to it because i'm afraid of if got here during the carnival someone would ask me to ski. i -- [ applause ] >> i remember the first time i met bob in the year of 1952 right after being nominated for the vice-presidency and we were sitting together in a dinner and they said look at each other, they wanted to get you in some silly pose because those are the only ones they'll use at least with me in them. and we finally turned to each other and with that wonderful humor of his says you know senator, when we get our noses together what a wonderful ad for sun valley. just to set the record straight on skiing, i did try it once but i'm not going to try it now. i have only one knee to give to my country. [ applause ] now we come directly to the subjects of interests,

>> any time there's no opposition, it's like, hooray. central soma is coming. please approve this project post-haste. thanks. >> vice president melgar: seeing no other public comment, public comment is closed. commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: i think it's an interesting building in how the two sides are used. on the 7th street side, i'm wondering, the commission's position regarding penthouses for roof decks, the roof decks propose two private roof decks each with their own penthouse. i'm looking for my fellow commissioners' position on that subject matter. i prefer they're treated like everybody else, particularly in an area that is transforming. private penthouses at this point in time do not reflect the industrial character of the area. on the lankton street side, with a four-story building, while i realize out are pointing out an unoccupied roof, i think the fire department still requires access to the roof. i would like to see there's a restriction in the conditions by which the roof can never be used for roof deck, particularly because it does n

if you were arrested for murder driving hur -- your wife it would say hooray and a letter to manafort'samily would have been enough but it was shock and awe. paul manafort is an american citizen. nobody think he's noble and neither will you if you were ever accused of getting something wrong, if only you were here illegally they'd defend you. we are now joined tonight and do you think it's inhumane to defend a man wanted for murder for the mexican government. >> in deference i hope we can use perfect english. >> tucker: americans should use perfect english. is it racist now to say to speak english? >> wildly racist for -- >> tucker: language is -- so stupid. language is not a race. when our ancestors came here they were taught to teach english because language holds us together and the left which seeks to divide us says it's racist to say english. it's not. >> so when you introduce somebody hispanic and can't speak perfect english -- >> tucker: i don't know. okay, trump is bad, okay. fine. but what's the answer to the question? so i.c.e. arrests somebody wanted for murder by the mexican

. >> reporter: hooray,he preseason is over. we turn to the season opener i arizonl 37 playersnot make the final roster. ine of the strongest competitions at ruback. rob kelly had 49 yards. he knows his job is on the line. >> i have nervous in me. it's a thing for me to think i would make the roster, that would be stupid. i am confident in my place. making the squad, that's up to the people. >> i think what i put out on film, i'm proud of it. i'm proud of my trning camp and otas. i'm proud of my whole season. this coaching staff will have a hard time. we have some amazing players on this team.>> everybody had a shot. everybody had a chance to ke the football team and show us what they can do. and in returto we will have h decisions because of that. >> tough decisions ahead and soon. the redskins have to go from 90 players down to 53 on saturday. >>> there are a lot of diets out there. south beach, atkins, juice cl nse. which is the most effective at preventing early death? >> still ahead, we'll show you which diets the expertest

this is great news because as proof of a strong economy to have all that money to waste on that guy, hooray for the trump economy. [applause] but also that gofundme page made so many people mad that there now donating to wear their causes. like the world war ii vet who needed a chairlift. this week his stepdaughter tweeted that they'd only raised $400 after two months while everybody is donating to peter strzock. people saw that and gave the gofundme goal or doubled the gofundme goal. a few days later this video was posted. >> thank you everybody. greg: finally, something positive coming from twitter. kat: absolutely. greg: you can be positive here, to. kat: this story blew my mind because i always thought i was bad with money until i saw people gave theirs to peter strzock. there is so much cool stuff you can do with money, go out to dinner you can go on vacation you could buy socks with pictures of your cats face rented on to them and i mean, there's nothing wrong with donated money but there are a lot of legitimate causes to actually donate to like people are dying and people out there w

. >> hooray that they did not wait any longer. they waited a long time. >> reporter: republicans may be applauding, but strzok's attorney is bemoaning the decision, releasing a statement saying quote, this decision should be deeply troubling to all americans. the lengthy investigation and multiple rounds of congressional testimony failed to produce a shred of evidence that special agent strzok's personal views ever affected his work. president trump quickly responded on twitter, continuing his calls for the special counsel's investigation to end. based on the fact that strzok was in charge of the witchhunt, will it be dropped? accusations about strzok's anti- trump bias came from text messages he sent to his lover and former fbi lawyer lisa page. messages include this text. trump's not ever going to become president, right? to which strzok responded, no, he won't. we'll stop it. and, just went to a southern virginia walmart, i could smell the trump support. the text discussed during a contentious congressional hearing in july. >>

here in silicon valley though i never thought i'd be here addressing a group of conservatives but hooray. my new book is called "sex matters". the day after it was published the following headline appeared in the huffington post. quote, there is a chilling new call for women to reject feminism. we must fight it at all costs. in the attached article the author wrote that watching me on tv was enough to convince him that someone to change the channel to the handmaid's tale. what followed was a 700 word scream about me and my call limitation for women to accept perpetual slavery. here's my favorite part. he wrote, i admit i have not read mona charen's new book. [laughter] my late father was fond of saying don't confuse me with the facts, my mind is made up. that is only my second favorite quotation for my father. best line was in the form of a question. why are they are there so many more horses asses than there are horses? [laughter] i've been doing interviews since the book was published on some and asked me what prompted you to write this book i do not have a pithy response ready. i wish

hooray, right? her. but no. some people were like we are not leaving it at that.within minutes of that ordinance passing they were like we are putting this on the ballot and we are going to overturn it including 50 known ku klux klan members. they literally had a parade on saginaw street in full regalia. they got enough signatures that it did go on the ballot. the mayor took a leave of absence from his job and joined an inter-racial coalition to try to get voters to show up in support of it. 40,000 people go to the polls and it passes. take 43 votes in "the news york times" and after recount it was 30 those. was razor thin and this was huge news because similar votes had come up in cities like seattle, tacoma berkeley, act or in toledo all voted it down. flint michigan was the first city in america to pass the fair housing ordinance by popular vote and therefore the nation had. there was a national fair housing ordinance like in flint that was being delayed and it seemed like nothing was ever going to happen in flint. what history has shown us a couple of months a

hooray!" the fbi raided paul manafort's house on a tax charge while his wife was in the shower.etter to his lawyer would have been enough but the feds wanted to intimidate manafort's family with "shock and awe." the times wholeheartedly applauded that. paul manafort is an american citizen. nobody thinks he's noble. he gets no breaks and neither will you if you were ever accused of doing something wrong. if only you were here illegally, they would defend you. richard goodstein is a lawyer. he advised both of hilly clintons presidential campaigns and he joins us tonight. do you think as congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts said that it's inhumane, worse than inhumane to arrest a man wanted for murder by the mexican government? >> i hope we can agree before i answer that question, because we are talking about ice, that in deference to our president we can use perfect english tonight. your comment earlier today -- >> tucker: americans should use perfect english. that race is not to say you should speak english? it's what holds our country together. >> wildly racist for the presi

. >> hooray that they did not wait any longer. they waited a long time. >> reporter: republicans may be applauding, but strzok's attorney is bemoaning the decision, releasing a statement saying quote, this decision should be deeply troubling to all americans. the lengthy investigation and multiple rounds of congressional testimony failed to produce a shred of evidence that special agent strzok's personal views ever affected his work. president trump quickly responded on twitter, continuing his calls for the special counsel's investigation to end. was in charge of the witchhunt, will it be dropped? accusations about strzok's anti- trump bias came from text messages he sent to his former lover and fbi lawyer lisa page. messages include this text. trump's not ever going to become president, right? to which strzok responded, no, he won't. we'll stop it. and, just went to a southern virginia walmart, i could smell the trump support. the text discussed during a contentious congressional hearing in july. >> what does trump support smell

hooray for all of us. i will be perched, you should too right here on the fox news channel.ing a white house briefing right now set to start in about 30 minutes from now. it comes as the president pushes back against the russia investigation after two former associates were landed in some legal hot water do. their convictions raise the stakes for the midterm elections? the power panel next. stay close. ♪ ♪ as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> dana: hi, everyone i'm dana perino, a very busy how about ahead on "the daily briefing." the suspect in the killing of mints will appear in the courtroom: the dnc says its servers were targeted yet again by whom is unclear as we look at the two major new cases of online meddling carried out by the russians. see you at the top of the hour. fox top stories now with two of the former associates facing serious prison time analysts say mid temple elections ar

so hooray they didn't wait any longer.g time. >> julie: this is a 22-year veteran who displayed clear bias against trump in the text messages. what took so long? >> the process of getting rid of anyone in federal government other than political appointees is long and laborious. they are usually covered by one or even two different protections, the civil service act and unions. the process goes on forever. you might have noticed at the i.r.s. people fired in the lois lerner era were typically rehired. the process is long, the bars from rehiring aren't affirmative and this is one of the problems in government. the congress acted specifically for the veterans administration to make it easier to fire people because our veterans were dying for lack of quality care. so it is a problem. it continues to be. this is one of those cases in which the goods were on this individual in no uncertain way and he had really brought shame on the f.b.i. an agency in which most agents keep their politics to themselves and keep their biases lite

many churches like the catholic church would have been like hooray.ecause if this is evidence of a god created world they are certainly someone who would want that evidence. there's 9/11. when you think about it the 9/11 plot is really complicated. it involves a lot of lose ends and a lot of exposure and a lot of people being involved. we're going to take people who don't know how to fly and put them in flight schools then we teach them how to fly but it might get out and we have to keep it all quiet so they fly their plane into this. what's the pay off? if we're in the middle east, i have one word for that. kuwait. most people can't find kuwait on a map. but in 1985, the united states was ready to go to war for the freedom of kuwait a country many of us had never heard of and would never hear again after that. it is not that hard to get america to go into war, right. this is george w. bush, h.w. bush, bonesman, head of the cia head of the oil corporation. the gulf must be insured. this is an incredible statement that the united states will back up a

the discovery the earth was flat would have been, sources like this catholic church would have said hooray, they are off this. anyone who has a bias to make this true is the catholic church. if this is evidence of a god created world that they would want that evidence. 9/11, which is when you think about it the 9/11 plot is really complicated. it involves a lot of loose ends to an exposure and people being exposed. would benefit people who do not know how to fly and put them into flight schools, they have to be kept quiet because it might get out. they have to fly the planes into this and what is the payoff? the payoff is, we get war with the middle east, i mean, i have one word for that. quite -- kuwait. we cannot find that on the map but later the united states was ready to go to war for the freedom of that country, we would never hear about it again after that, but everyone was ready for. it is not hard to get america to go to war. this is george w. bush, head of the cia, a bigger government, with a oral corporation. iraq must get away from kuwait and milli vanilli -- immediately, that

earth was flat would have been, like, many sources such as the catholic church would have be like, hooray! if anyone had a bias in keeping the earth flat it would have been the catholic church. if this was evidence of a god-created world, they are certainly someone who would want the evidence, right? then 9/11, which is when you think about it, the 9/11 plot is really complicated. it involves a lot of loose ends. and a lot of exposure. and a lot of people being involved in which we're going to fly, we're going to take people who don't know how to fly and put them in flight schools and then teach them how to fly, but it might get out and we'll have to keep them quiet so they can then fly their planes into this. and what is the payoff? right? if the payoff is, will we get war in the middle east, i mean, i have a one word for that -- it's kuwait. most people can't find kuwait on a map. and in 1991, we were 100% ready -- maybe not 100%, but the united states was ready to go t kuwait, a country none of us had heard of and we won't hear about after that. it's not that hard to get america to go

hooray for dollywood. in 20 minutes. brian: rand paul brought this up to the president.rve high security clearance? it is too much at stake. especially somebody that hates you this much to allow this to happen. you should consider revoking it. president said he considered revoking it. yesterday he revoked the security clearance. steve: john brennan said regarding the president's meeting with mr. putin, it is treasonous and almost approaches high crimes and misdemeanors. the president pulled his security clearance and my be thinking of others who have been critical of him. according to "the wall street journal," one of the reasons the president did this was because he regards mr. brennan as responsible for launching the russia-trump colluded probe. ainsley: white house, sarah huckabee sanders says brennan has a history that calls his credibility into question. the president has a responsibility to protect classified information, who has access to it. rand paul agree with it. jim jordan agrees with it. brennan does not. he wrote a op-ed in "the new york times." mr. trump i