we're back here with john oliver. john, does anything give you hope, john oliver?ephen: yes. for the situation in britain or just -- >> stephen: just in general, because things can be very dark, people can get very down, it's summertime, keep it light. ( laughter ) what is -- what do you turn to to, like, buck up, stiff upper lip and all that? >> genuine hope or just the shell optimism? >> stephen: this is a too long a pause. i think i have my answer at this point. >> yeah. >> stephen: genuine hope. ( laughter ) all right. let's flip that one. what depresses you the most. >> oh, wow, okay. ( laughter ) well, oh, boy, it's -- you're presenting me with a smorgasbord there. >> stephen: i believe they call that it finding the g spot. >> yeah. do they? is that what they call it? >> stephen: they do call it that, yeah, exactly. >> i guess i hope that humanity in general and its localities and in the global sense can turn this around. i hope, you know, you see kids being nice to each other, that's something. >> stephen: that is nice. that is lovely. >> maybe you will pick

tonight -- john oliver, new york yankees all-star, cc sabathia, music from mini mansions featuring theg band with jeff quay. ♪ [ cheers and applause seth meyers.entlem >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night.ev how'ybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news president trump this weekend attacked house oversightcu chairman elijah ings and called cummings' primarily blaci dist a, quote, "disgusting rat and rodent-infested mess." adding, quote, "no human being would want to live there." now, that sounds racist -- [ laughter ] president trump today continued his attacks -- [ laughter ] elijah cummings and thty of baltimore. tweeting, quote, "baltimore can be brought back, maybe even to new heights of success andy, glorut not with king elijah and that crew. well, okay bane. [ lauger and applause next trump's going to tweet, "we have 12 hours to find what he's buried in the ravens' 50 yard line." [ light laughter ] "the clock is ticking, mr. cummings." [ light laughter ] my bane's getting better [ light laughte

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disney feeling the love from its newly released "lion king" rema remake the movie features beyoncÉ, john oliverit is expected to take in $150 million in ticket sales this weekend. it is animated but not in the way the original "lion king" was animated these are computers generated animals and very life like >> i wonder, i mean, can't they think of anything new? >> i don't know. everything -- >> everything is a remake. everything is a remake. >> and speaking of -- >> and speaking of, yes, more than 30 years since "top gun" premiered, tom cruise still feels the need for speed. >> the end is inevitable, maverick your kind is ready for extinction. >> maybe so, sir, but not today. >> apparently a lot of people watched this and got really excited, our executive producer for one is really excited. the actor unveiled the trailer at a comic con for a top gun secret val keimer will be joining cruise as ice man. the movie is scheduled to debut in june of 2020. >> i wonder if kelly mcgillis will reprise her role. >> these guys come back and they are like teachers or something are they the grandparents of t

it is always-- "i have to clap for john oliver in a minute." do you know what i mean? but all i'm thinking is, "just don't sneeze." just don't sneeze. and then, and i'm doing that. and you do that thing when you think you're going to... and you just-- ( laughter ) but i'm, then i don't know if i'm on tv, so... ( laughter ) like that. and, my wife's like, "are you okay?" i'm like, "just-- shhh." and then they get to-- then they get to "should anyone here have, know of any reason why these two should not be married?" and i literally-- i can feel it, it is coming in my nose. it is so close. and i just had it to meet it head-on, and do one of those-- you know when you do an internal sneeze? >> stephen: sure. >> so they went, "does anyone here know of any legal reason why these two should not be man and wife?" and i just went like this... ( laughter ) ( applause ) and then i thought, "okay, i got away with it." >> stephen: yeah. now, you are hosting the tonys this sunday. >> yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it's a really exciting night. >> i'm excited. >> stephen:

. >> you and john oliver, hbo guy got into a little twitter thing. >> i don't even hardly know who hes. >> i don't know who little john is. >> for more, i'm joined by zerlina maxwell, for siriusxm and john brabender, republican strategist. john, you first. the british ambassador from everybody i talked to is an impressive guy, a good guy. he is now been put in the barrel by this president, humiliated, thrown out of his job. his career is a public service. he is no rich guy. he is gone flow a career he worked 40 years to get to u.s. ambassador to the united states. now he is finished because the president -- somebody leaked. >> i don't know the british ambassador. i'm using that as a standard line right now. here is the truth of the matter. the bigger story is this is a relationship that is critical to both sides. and for this to have escalated to this is uncomprehendible. look, when president trump sees these type of criticisms, what i've learned about him, he sees the criticism of not him but america. >> he is america inept? is america incompetent? nobody has ever said this country i

. >> also billy eichner, seth rogen, john oliver, jon favreau, who helmed the 2016 oscar winner "theting "the lion king," which hits theaters on july 19th. >> get ready for that from our parent company, disney. >>> next to the surprise announcement from pharell williams. >> he's the man who made the whole world happy with his catchy tune six years ago, and now he's given a group of high school students a brand-new reason to be happy. >> the 13-time grammy award-winning singer and producer was giving his commencement speech to harlem's children's own promise academy here in new york city when he stunned the audience with this promise. >> so let me be clear. for every member of the 2019 graduating class is guaranteed an internship waiting for them, you, next summer. >> you get an internship, you get an internship. >> yes! >> williams has been working with the charter school to create an internship program that would give students access to connections in fields they would not otherwise have access to. and i say to those students, it's there for you. >> yes. >> take it. >> hats off to p

seth rogen, john oliver with their animals. ty mo-- timon and pumbaa.w much fun they're having. that group, yes, if only all work was this such fun. disney's "lion ng hits theaters nationwide july 19th. mark your calendars. >> i spent a little time with jon favreau, the director. he gave me a little sneak peek of -- >> tell us everything. >> i cannot. i cannot. i can't pour the tea on that but it is beautiful. i cannot wait for everybody to see it. beautiful, beautiful. >> mark the calendar. >>> now, pharrell williams did something to make high school grads in harlem pretty happy. the superstar rapper and producer gave the keynote speech at harlem's promise academy high school graduation ceremony last week motivating the students to embrace their talent and then he dropped this big surprise. >> so let me be clear, for every member of the 2019 graduating class is guaranteed an internship waiting for them, you, next summer. [ cheers and applause ] >> what a difference for all those students. all 114 graduating students at harlem's promise academy have off

. >> the documentary i did on amazon five years ago, i know that -- john oliver used it a lot in somethingtly and made fun of us for no reason, by the way. >> now you'll be back on with him, why did you do that >> but we highlighted the fact that it is obviously a platform for other sellers and it also is a first party seller and they gather data on everything and, of course, yes, they can go in business against you, conceivably if they realize there is a market opportunity and they can make your product or source the product as well. it is not, you know, you look at the massive amount of revenues from amazon, profitability of where it comes from, a lot of it being amazon web services, not a huge part of their business, but it is important. it is always been an issue it continues to be an issue. it is not clear where anything is going to go in terms of how you investigate that, and it is not the first time we have heard it. >> the germans, if the germans reach an agreement, eu, look, i'm not saying it is a shakedown, okay? i'm saying it is a shake rattle and roll shakedown little more inve

. >> does youtube equally promote videos from diamond and silk as the same time as videos from john oliver? >> again both are in the corporate. >> thank you i will move on. there were reports surfacing of google employees blocking breitbart less than one month after president donald trump took office. google employees sought to use quote unquote what they used hate speech as a pretense for banning breitbart from taking part. the emails show that and ultimately these google employees did not succeed in their efforts to censor breitbart. has your advertising platform ever enacted policies that tended to favor certain viewpoints over others? >> no, madam senator, we don't use political initiative to influence our ads. >> okay has google ever blacklisted or attempted to blacklist a company, group, individual or outlet from its advertising partners or its search results for political reasons? >> no, ma'am, we don't use blacklists or white list for our search results. >> for what reason would google blacklist a company? >> as i said per your previous question, we do not utilize blacklists or whi

the death represented a huge loss and clearly this was somebody of the oliver wendell holmes john marshal class. a big, big deal. this being mitch mcconnell a political animal through and through, he put aside political emotion to zero in on what really mattered, who and what would come next. his second thought was to immediately turn to the politics of the situation he said the first thing that came into my mind is that i knew if the shoe was on the other foot, they wouldn't fill the vacancy coming and i knew it for sure. sitting there on the caribbean suite thinking if this happened and republican president democratic senate 11 months left in the president's term, the democrats would obviously not go out there. i get asked this question a lot what do i think the democrats would have done in the same situation because we know that it came up biden, schumer in earlier talks suggested they wouldn't do it which became a big talking point. my experience that they caved because that is what they do they wouldn't have been able to sustain this blockade. they just wouldn't have done it. the dem

and let me ask you, michael beschloss as a historian, what parallels, is may not be john dean in watergate, is it oliverreach that level? are we going to be asleep at the end of this? >> i think there's a big possibility we'll be asleep depending on what mueller says. you mentioned john dean, i think you're absolutely right. that would be at one end of the scale if you're talking about testimony in history that has moved public opinion against a president. that was june 1973. there were rumors and there was some evidence that nixon might have been involved in the watergate coverup. john dean comes in and says i've got news for you, president nixon was at the center of the coverup, and i know it because he tried to recruit me to help him and i can give you all sort of dialogue that you have not heard that i heard with my own ears in private. that moved public opinion against richard nixon in a very big way for the first time. i don't think we're likely to see that today. >> neal, let's take your questions, which i think are the right ones, if robert mueller decides to answer them. if he sticks to what he

oliver peter what's behind these comments. right well 1st of on the line is behind these comments and how she's being nominated for the position of european commission president to take over from john claudia incoming steps down at the end of october she's really split opinion with this nomination that you see from the european council at the heads of government of the 28 member states of the e.u. domestically her record as defense minister has been raked over quite extensively with many people pointing out the state of germany's military at the moment is well at its lowest ever that it's been for a long time the bundeswehr quite often being the the butt of many jokes about planes that don't fly guns that don't fire boats that don't sail in submarines that can't submerge the european level though it's been a big criticism of the way in which she was nominated for the position a lot of talks about well echoing what we heard from john clode young saying it was far from well transparent. because it doesn't have the right to ignore all the candidates that have been voted for by european citizens the future of europe can no longer be decided behind closed doors the speech uncandid proce

although i don't expect any grand revelation i do think you think back to john dean in terms of the '70s. you think back to oliver the clinton case. he was constantly in front of the cameras. it brought this to light. cliche around town you may have not read the book but you have to see the movie. brett: katie pavlich, one of most important viewers of all this morning nancy pelosi who has pushed back on her party's desire to impeach. if this turns out to be something very useful fodder on the impeachment front, that will be a decision that she will be confronted with once again. >> martha, that is a very good point. just last week, democrats, 95 voted to move impeachment forward. 137 democrats voted with republicans to stave off impeachment. nancy pelosi again caught in the middle. the question does this move the needle politically? if you look at polling shortly after the mueller report was released republicans said they have more credibility, they trusted robert mueller more, democrats lost faith in him. if you look polling today, morning console poll, 42% among republicans, 42% among democrats, seeing this pro

olive branch to brussels is apparently giving him the motive behind the scenes. trying to negotiate beyond october which he could sell to the hardliners in his party but i was just a technical john late seeking solutions to things like the irish border in that case then he could come back with a new deal if it's perhaps far fetched it is a possibility but the problem remains how to get such a high level so most people here would say the only way out has to be a referendum or a general election we will see what happens for the moment thanks joining us from london. let's head back to the middle east now where there have been explosions across yemen's capital sanaa after a string of saudi unit strikes the saudi media says coalition jet fighters targeted to the military camps destroying their defenses and missile storage sites there be no reports of casualties but it does come after a series of drone attacks from yemen's who the rebels are targeting airports in the south of the kingdom my mother. and son are. they have targeted the. what is known the 21st park which has been which has been used as a military camp for long decades also they have targeted a military camp to the north

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