john oliver, i think vegas. >> john: what says vegas at new year's even more than seth meyers and john adele fans that have made a crucial mistake with the calendar. >> stephen: how is your rolling in the deep? >> john: it can't be that bad, right? ♪ she could have had it all! ♪ >> stephen: who's opening for whom? i can't tell from this. >> john: it doesn't matter. we have done the beacon together. we have opened for each other. i don't know. we'll toss a coin. >> stephen: do you have much vegas experience? >> john: i've only been once before. comedy central, i think it was comedy central had a comedy festival. i went with rob riggle. it's his spiritual home. that's his mecca. that was the first time i'd been to vegas, the first time i gambled. it was like 4:00 in the morning one night, i was sitting in a blackjack table, and mike tyson walked right past the table. i remember thinking to myself "i need to go to bed." [laughter] >> stephen: because you thought you might have hallucinated him? >> john: no, if your life intersects with mike tyson in any anyway, that's a canary in a coal m

my fellow podcaster, john oliver is going to be here, everybody.is really exciting. they're the writers, producers and stars of "dicks: the musical," which is in theaters everywhere now it is absolutely fantastic aaron jackson and josh sharp are going to be here tonight [ cheers and applause speaking of podcasts, started a podcast with my brother during the writer's strike, it's called "family trips with the meyers brothers." john oliver has an episode jake tapper is on an episode kristen bell, our friend kristen bell and the aforementioned jimmy kimmel, everybody's favorite everybody loves jimmy kimmel [ cheers and applause moving on, multiple co-defendants in one of donald trump's criminal cases have now flipped on him by pleading guilty and agreeing to testify against him, including his former lawyer, sidney powell, who trump is now claiming was never actually his lawyer despite the fact that he said at the time sidney powell was his lawyer for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: as horrifying as it may

john oliver and i, we're going to do new years eve in las vegas. >> jimmy: woo!un. >> and i'm also very excited i'm doing a fundraising show in new hampshire, in manchester that's my home state >> jimmy: that's right >> it's a fundraiser for a a couple of great organizations. granite state children's alliance and c.a.s.a and so, if you live in the granite state, come check it out, because it's a really special night. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you're a good man. we always love it when you stop by that's my "strike force five" buddy, right there seth meyers, everybody [ cheers and applause stay tuned "late night with seth meyers" airs weeknights, including wednesday, right after "the tonight show." it's also available on peacock stick around, we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ detect this: living with hiv, detect this: i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medic

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the five of them with john oliver and seth meyers and the three of them. they've had letterman on.hey've had jon stewart on. so it's like watching all of the late night at once, but not watching at all. >> you're listening because it's podcast. >> you get a little more late night. yeah. for all your senses. i like it. i'm just glad they're back. i know i need to one to recap how i feel. >> okay. we have good news tuesday coming up next. >> and the 104 year old woman who jumped out of a plane. we'll show you. >> we are a unique law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist or learning about the newest treatments available? well, we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. call us at one 800 511 5400. i've got a mailbox. com that's one 800 501 5400. >> stay tuned to get this five piece ultra nonstick bakeware set free from granite stone. are you tired of pots that burn lids that don't fit and

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests john oliver, aaron jackson and josh sharpo see "dicks" everybody i want to thank neal daniels and the 8g band. thanks for watching. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, more details of those terrifying moments on a flight bound for sfo. a bay area pilot is facing 83 counts of attempted murder after allegedly trying to turn off the plane's engine midflight. >> that pilot was actually off duty, but he was sit nlgt cockpit. stephanie, that must have been mind-blowing for passengers? >> reporter: yes, jessica. passengers we spoke with say they really had no idea what was happening. all they knew was they had to make an emergency landing and they were fearing the worst. >> the threat is now in the back of the airplane. >> reporter: they were midflight headed towards san francisco from everett, washington, when an offduty pilot sitting in the extra seat in the cockpit allegedly tried to turn off the engine. horizon air crew members were able to subdue the pilot, but a flight attendant announced they'd be m

that's jimmy fallon, jimmy kimmel, stephen colbert, and john oliver.re wrapping that up next week we did 12 episodes on spotify, and we use that had money to help support our staff during this very difficult time thank you to spotify, and thank you to those other four guys it's been a lot of fun and i also have been doing a podcast with my brother called "family trips with the myers brothers." [ cheers and applause it's a very good time. interviews with celebrities about the trips they took with their kids people like kristen bell, millie bobby brown, john oliver. it's a wonderful podcast go and check that out. and before - well, not before, i guess after what i just did. and now after -- i've gotten so bad at transitions. [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] house republicans have once again descended into chaos and paralyzed congress after they ousted former speaker kevin mccarthy who lasted just nine months on the job. replaced him with nobody, and then left town and now, some republicans and gop pundits floating the possibility of making donald trump th

. >> reporter: last week tonight with john oliver returned to hbo sunday and the comedian quickly aired thoughts. >> i'm happy they got a fair deal and immensely proud of what our union accomplished. i'm also furious that it took the studios 148 days to achieve a deal that they could offered on day [ bleep ] one. >> reporter: here at the ed sullivan theater fans lined up to see colbert in person for his first show back. >> as soon as i heard the writers strike was over, i was checking for tickets. >> you have to be part of the audience and feel that energy. it's a one of a kind experience, for sure. >> reporter: the ongoing actors strike limits guests on the late night circuit. actors are not allowed to appear and promote movies and shows if they are for studios at center of that dispute, but fans and colbert himself are delighted to laugh together again. >> colbert's guests tonight include astrophysicist and author neil degrasse tyson. you can catch the show after the late news with sara donchey right here on cbs news bay area. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with

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. >>> and john oliver is tonight's guest on the late . >>> before we go to colbert tonight, we know itild day in washington with kevin mccarthy ousted as the speaker of the house the shortest speakership in more than 140 years. that is a long time. we are taking a look back at the only two speakers that served less time in that role. here we go. >> oh! >> long time ago. the original beard. the beard. served as speaker 1875-1876 for 257 days and then he died in office. kevin mccarthy lasted almost two weeks longer than him but the shortest speakership ever, it would be hard for there to be a shorter, was one day. serving for the last day of the 40th congress way back in 1869. >> the hall of fame name. theodore, teddy >> yes. >> oh. i wonder if there is another walking around here today. >>> okay. that made us think, though, about getting pushed out of our jobs, maybe not our jobs but a lot of us have been fired from a job or two >> it is television >> it happens, it happens. >> vern, when it comes to sports we had a high profile ousting. just before the season was over. >> a lot of peop

returning this evening, jimmy fallon, seth meyers, john oliver on sunday. >> this is my family here so my other family. so i really missed everybody. i'm like, i have to start getting a hobby. if this happens again, i have to have something to do. my wife is like you got to figure it out. i kept e-mailing everybody, checking in. >> collectively, the talk show hosts pooled their money together to help their staff members get through the time. members of the writers guild are in the process of voting on the new contract. it's expected to be finalized next week. the actor's strike is still ongoing. >>> it might seem impossible when you're dragging first thing in the morning, but medical experts say you can get better sleep each night. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a comfortable 75 right now in san jose. i'll have more details on some warmer weather in the forecast, plus a little bit of >>> in a few weeks, we're going to turn our clocks back an hour. for those of us who don't have young children and understand what

it was last week tonight with john oliver. you know other major pop culture news we missed and on monday, all late night shows from fallon to kimmel to colbert are planning returns. i'm very happy that those writers are working again. but, you know, that's just one little part of the industry. and the job is not on the picket lines. monday, wga members showed up in droves to support striking actors, comedian and wga negotiating committee member adam khan over called the writers deal with the amptp historic and believes the actors now have the upper hand in this week's negotiations with the studios, the ceos need a deal so badly they are suffering right now. they have mountains of debt. wall street is screaming at them, stay strong and don't settle for any less because you have the right where you want them. >> that was pedro rivera reporting for us. meantime, though, riders are calling their deal a win, touting the studios compromise to give success based residuals and limitations on the use of ai, the writers began voting tod

i want to think my buddies, jimmy fallon, jimmy kimmel, john oliver and seth meyers, who formed a podcastinment. i will not claim the show was good. it was something to listen to while you shop for potatoes on a saturday. i want to thank bryan reynolds for all the money he gave for his companies and as an aside, the editor who made our hour and a half rambles into actual shows. thank you. let's do it again, but not because we have to. my guess tonight is the most beloved astrophysicist and host of star talk. please welcome back to "the late show," neil gra degrasse tyson. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] nice to see you. >> we are back. >> stephen: it is so fitting you are my first guest bat. between these two shows, you are my most frequent guest and may be my favorite guest. [cheers and applause] people asked me who is your favorite guest and i say you. do you have any idea why? >> i have no idea. >> stephen: you burn with an incandescent passion about whatever the subject is. i often feel singed on both sides of my body after the interview. one of the issues for the wga and s.a.g. is the use

content on there, history and politics and you can even watch things like last night tonight with john oliver saturday night live . it is all there. >> and when you're fished with one, it takes you to another. >> and you end up two hours later like what happened. thanks, scott. >>> if you find yourself on the grapevine much, maybe you are the one holding the lucky ticket. only one matching all six numbers in america's second largest lottery drawing ever. only winning ticket last night, $1.7 billion for that powerball drawing because sold at the midway market and liquor store in frazier park, that is just off of i-5 near gorman. more likely you are the one in santa clara who picked up all five numbers, just missing the powerball, that ticket purchased at the mls mini-mart on homestead road. it is worth about $750,000. not too bad. i can tell you for sure i am not the winner. >> even if it was your birthday? >> i was supposed to buy one, but i forgot. >> i thought the ticket sam brock got you -- >> no, he said this one ain't for you. >> here is a chance for you to look at your ticket. 22, 24, 4

jimmy kimmel, john oliver, and stephen colbert announced their shows would return next week. >>> timeow to go outside. a live look over san francisco tonight, to see the city lights . >> is that fog off to the left there. >> oh yeah, you know there is fog. >> right now, we are seeing this fall -like pattern with a chilly dry air. breezy conditions, snow around portions around 8000 feet, but the seven-day forecast will ut take us more towards summerlike temperatures into the middle part of the week. we will show you how quickly things warm-up around the bay area in a moment. right now, a look at san francisco. out to the west, 56 degrees right now. patchy low cloud across the bay for the morning, still hanging onto low 60s around the tri- valley, probably won't be waking up too much in the way of low clouds from the next couple of mornings. there is the view of san jose with the moon out there. that extralight there is jupiter, tonight. no fog blocking the view east of san jose. we are at 52 degrees and in terms of temperature here, the weekend staying on the mild pattern, we still man

john oliver touched on it on "last week tonight" that, you know, this strike didn't have to happen, right? the producers, they could have come to the table and offered this deal from day one. and writers are the backbone of any television show, of any film, of the industry, at large. you can't show pictures and have a story without the story writers. it's great to have late-night shows back, it's great to have these writers back at work. hopefully it will bolster the sag-aftra strike, because late-night shows will be kind of boring if they don't have actors and actresses to interview. >> i second that, by the way. i don't think you would want to see what happened to this show if we didn't have any of our grate writers. no, you can't write the whole show, phil. >> i'm very aware of that fact. >> segun, thank you! >> appreciate it. >>> you're looking live now at trump tower and the courthouse donald trump will head to in just a short time as his new york civil fraud trial begins. >>> and new jersey senator bob menendez will be back in court today, as calls for his resignation from democrats

we have had john oliver, he's one of our favorites timothy oliphant he's one of our -- dax shepherd wase show. and this week our friend john mulaney so check that out. [ cheers and applause it's been really fun my brother and i have often tried to collaborate in the past we've written some scripts together we tried robbing trains. that was something we did. [ light laughter ] you know the problem we were good at? no money on trains anymore that's a sad fact. but this podcast has been a really lovely thing and one of the few silver linings about all the time we had off. moving on. one of donald trump's -- i know, i'm really bad at moving on. [ laughter ] you know, i'm bad at it and i get in my head about it and then i think, "you're not that bad at it." and then every time i do it, i hear my staff -- [ laughter ] ha-ha-ha [ laughter ] i got shoe and sal over there, a couple of muppet silhouettes [ light laughter ] ahem where was i? see, that was good [ light laughter ] one of donald trump's former election lawyers pled guilty and agreed to cooperate with georgia prosecutors in a major bl

light laughter ] i would also like to thank my fellow late night hosts, jimmy fallon, jimmy kimmel, john olivert it was great to have them. [ cheers and applause we talked a lot during the strike being on the same page with them made a very hard period a lot easier to deal with. also thanks to jimmy kimmel, who suggested we do a podcast called "strike force 5. [ cheers and applause that podcast, which you can listen to on spotify, was to raise money for our staffs who couldn't come into work every day. so if you want to listen to it, it's really a lot of fun episode five is the best one, though [ light laughter ] if you only have time for one, listen to episode five guys, i've been working at nbc for 22 years now i have a great relationship with the people who run this place. even though we were on opposite sides during this strike, i want to thank them. they made some very compassionate choices about the people who work at this show and at this network, and it did not go unnoticed so they have my gratitude for that i'd like to thank my family. i know it was not easy to have me around for five

strike force 5" is a podcast i'm doing with the other late night hosts that is stephen colbert, john olivermmel and jimmy fallon we're going to do 12 episodes. we're recording the last one tonight. ten of them are available for you to listen to on spotify. i should have thanked last night as well ryan reynolds whose companies aviation gin and mint mobile have been two of the main sponsors so thank you so much to ryan reynolds. [ cheers and applause that money has gone to our staff, and it's been really great. i will say spending time with the strike force, i got to know those guys in a way that i didn't know them before. i really like them and then last night, former president trump goes on his new -- you know, whatever his twitter, whatever it's called, and he said a very hurtful thing about the late night shows are back and he referred to them as losers and, i mean i'm not going to address it because i don't think it was about me. [ laughter ] but it's very hurtful. those guys are my friends. i think he likes this show i have another podcast i've been doing it with my brother called "fami

piece by john oliver on hbo this weekend about how cook has been formed by young kids. makes you want to never eat chocolate again. or math to watch that. but we're going to spend $108 and $0.24 on candy and costumes and decor tonight. it's the second biggest holiday behind christmas. 12.2 billion dollars. that's good for economy. candy sales are a little bit on the weak side. and to see that idea, hershey stock is down. 33% this year because the rise of cocoa prices and they've passed on inflation to they're going to down because some people just don't consume chocolate. now >> all right, rob, as always, thank you very much. and we'll see you tomorrow. let rob know what you want to talk about. there's a company or story. you want to dig a little deeper. do a deep dive on. he'd be happy to do it. facebook, twitter, you got his facebook, twitter, you got his handles there. you can also numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. bu

amy poehler, pete davidson, colin jost, john oliver. cast of thousands.ed doing it we hope you enjoy listening to it moving along, everybody, republicans are each other's throats after a small group of hardliners ousted former house speaker kevin mccarthy and now just to add more kindling to the fire, donald trump is reportedly considering flying to the capitol next week, where he might even pitch himself as candidate for speaker. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause donald trump, the far and away front runner for the republican nomination for president in 2024 spent most of the week in a manhattan courthouse on trial for fraud. in fact, he claimed he couldn't leave, even though he was not required to be there >> the corrupt attorney general sued me for fraud. then they found out they had no case and they have no case. and today if you read the "new york law journal," they basically say they have no case against trump. but i'm here, stuck here, and i can't campaign i would rather be right now in iowa i'd rather be in ne

and i really want to thank jimmy kimmel, stephen colbert, john oliver, and our upstairs neighbor, seth >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: and they were just great friends and great people to talk to and it's a fun podcast if you want to listen to it but we all get assigned different shows, right, to host and so i hosted an episode called -- it was episode five. it was like a "newlywed game" type of thing where -- 'cause we're all married to great -- great women. and they must be going through the same craziness that we all -- you know, we have a lot in common. so i did it through text you know, i texted them the questions and stuff. and it just was a disaster [ light laughter ] like, i said, like, "when did you first fall in love?" and so they were like -- they answered -- some answered what they thought their husband would say. and then some of the hosts were like, "so are we guessing what they're guessing we would say? i go, "i don't know. i just texted them these questions. so i don't really know the rules of the game changed a lot. but you get to know everybody, and it's good to see that sid

tonight -- john oliver, stars and writers of "dicks: the musical," aaron jackson and josh sharp an all

. >> you buy more homes thatn i do >> people think you hate -- >> whatever that producer at john oliver, if she's watching right now. >> fay irhates z -- faber hates cramer before it -- just wait until people take -- wait until it's required in middle school. >>> we have a lot of other stocks or companies -- >> do you think we should move on >> i think we should move to the markets, and the core pce. for september, it came in at a rate of 3.7% that did match street forecast, also showed that personal spending was up more than expected income was shy of consensus at 0.3% increase. what do you think? >> wake me up when the fed is done in tightening >> even though they're all in line >> we want rollback. the guys that own football teams, they spent a lot of money and didn't make playoffs. >> steve cohen he's a very smart guy, too he said five years, we're not there. >> a guy like tepper, they've got to win this game this weekend. one of the things that he's been saying over and over again is, look, you get these auctions, they don't go well, rates go higher until there are sizable buyers -

. >> reporter: last night "late night with john oliver" premiere ing an over the weekend "realtime withe apart this long. >> reporter: tonight four more hosts will bring their shows back. >> i missed you guys so much we are back. >> reporter: jimmy fallon, seth myers jimmy kimmel and stephen colbert back onset for their long-awaited return. >> live for the first time in five months. >> reporter: but it comes as hollywood is still missing some of its biggest stars while writers are able to return to work, actors are in the midst of an 80-day strike of their own. sources familiar with the talks say the actors' union will meet with the amptp today the group represents studios including nbc universal's parent company comcast. several studio executives are also expected to attend. while wga's latest contract will act as a framework, outlining protections against ai and an increase in residuals from streaming, actors ar also asking for other key issues, including changing the audition process, which the union said has become unregulated and out of control. it's not how much longer can we go w

>> was that on john oliver we did the ten-year play? moment where you're sitting and saying, you know what? new jersey general obligation bonds, three and change versus this nuttiness? >> even over google, amazon, meta? >> not me. i like the -- i'm not calling them companies. they're nation states, because they don't have to borrow. they're like the medici states, having just returned from italy, i wanted to get one reference in. oh, david, what time is it? >> oh. that's very nice. >> that's the official eagles -- >> do you want to share it with the class? >> i'd like to. my problem is this is the only good news. otherwise, i come in, and i say, look, i was watching the markets last week, obviously, and wow, the earnings, not bad, but the reaction's so horrendous. some of these, when you look at the reaction, you would think that they had first class misses. it wasn't true. the pe multiples are shrinking so radically. we haven't seen even what happens if this auto strike doesn't end soon. >> you sound like mike wilson now. >> no, no, i

i think, yeah, if he'd won in that summer, i think the names that were knocking around were john were oliverures who >> these types of figures who are close to rishi for that are very close to rishi for that spot. but he came in after the second race next year, which was all calming markets, all about calming the markets, calming you had calming the party. if you had a chancellor switching the chancellor there, switching the chancellor, think they thought chancellor, i think they thought it much of a of an it would be too much of a of an upheaval. i think they are quite like minded. they're both kind of moderate, centrist tories who believe in fiscal responsibility. yeah, it's responsibility. but yeah, it's certainly he had certainly true that if he had a clean slate in the summer, he wouldn't picked hunt for wouldn't have picked hunt for the sunak to finish. the add on sunak to finish. >> ben, who this guy really? >> ben, who is this guy really? i his maiden i mean, you look at his maiden speech, very thatcherite. i mean, you look at his maiden spesays, very thatcherite. i mean, you look at

having access to work on the craft by identifying people and all aspects would have people and john and mary oliver and i remember a reading during the day they came to the campus and people only ask them, one of them had mentioned in the poem and the entire conversation was about that i don't mind but we never talked about their poem which i think happens often to black writers and therefore trying to get answers you don't get them unless you want to play the trumpet. [laughter] so next question is writers who teach others embrace creativity, is certain is that it taught you something you have not before considered reflecting on your own writing practices? >> that's an interesting -- i don't think the answer is something i haven't stopped to consider. a genius of our time, black political experience and it's nothing new, the idea that we are out there experimenting with language and trying to create a fresh way of seeing what has been there, that part wasn't new grateful for the ways that are articulated and specific necessity of doing this reframing and rethinking as a black writer and talking ab

russian military, especially on the battlefield and ukraine as the humiliation of russia by oliver. but john, because russia failed to protect the arguments of the car law. this is actually the real context here. did russia fails to uh, for, to present the more did russia allow, allow them to be, to be moved out of that because age suicide, its purpose. it's a very good question still i would argue that we see an interesting power dots on the one hand rushing complicity in supporting or allowing us to be drawn to attack the car was to drive out the armenians. but that complicity is between the kremlin and the leadership, and also bridge on the situation on the ground is the other side of back power dots . the weakness and incapacity of the rushing peacekeepers to walk hold the peace treaty, what we also see and uphold a ceasefire. rather, well, we also see is, the reason military attack was merely the latest and an escalation following 10 months of a siege or blockade of the corner car law, where russia just stood by quick. what then about the refugees, you and monitors have now arrived in a

petr czech, john luigi buffon and kerkasil or oliver kahn.of them as team captain. next question: the time for our period has come. towards the end, i’ll still ask a question, we’ll play it, before you are star figure skaters, evgenia medvedeva, anna sherbakova, alvina zagitova and dina overina, although one of them has nothing to do with figure skating, which of them is not related to figure skating, and since time is up, we can actually end the game, or you can risk trying to give an answer, or you can once again their name, options, evgenia medvedeva, i don’t know, let’s skip it, we don’t miss, we end the game because time is up, the correct answer is dina overina, she represents rhythmic gymnastics , well, i’m not strong, i’m not strong in gymnastics, yes , i’m not strong in gymnastics, that’s, that’s understandable, there are no questions, in general, what can he say? well i expected that the questions would be easier, but some questions were such that i needed to think about them, but here, in principle, i decided to take a risk. well,

petr cech, john luigi buffon, and kerkasiles or oliver kahn.rect answer. oliver kahn played 86 matches, 49 of them as team captain. next question: our time has come to an end, i’ll ask the question anyway, we’ll play it. here are the star figure skaters, evgenia medvedeva, anna cherbakova, alvina zagitova and dina overina. true, one of them has nothing to do with figure skating. which of them is not related to... since time is up, we can actually end the game, or you can risk trying to give an answer. can you tell me their name again? options: evgenia medvedeva, anna sherbakova, alina zagitova and dina overina. yeah, i don't know, let's skip it. oh, we don't miss, we end the game because time is up. correct answer, dina overina on. represents rhythmic gymnastics, well, i’m not strong, i’m not strong in gymnastics, yes, i’m not strong in gymnastics, that’s understandable, there are no questions, in general, what can i say, well, i would have expected the questions to be easier, but some questions were quite enough, i had to think about it, but t

she's able to witness 1st tend to bruce or force and us create count on these tacos, john, and this kind of shows hon. olive grove near the sea. yeah, it's the real oh wow. look at this beautiful. this is of the following. the twigs, the us slew oceans here. the fisher now spends a length of several 100 meters. this is supposedly the beginning of a new valley here, right? we are assisting to the fair so for new buddy, does this mean that there's going to be a continuation of this back that would be with, with further growth quakes? or is this like a natural incident that you'll slowly go even without the rest of the screen? so lance lights basically are everywhere where there is a mass of rock or debris sliding down here. and if you would have for the next house in sufficiently unstable to know for sure. so i wouldn't be surprised if we see something like this. perhaps not a spectacular display. something like this happening here. you're right. yeah. for that then me. yeah, she'll be good. thank you. right. hold on. i think you're doing. yes. you know, murder lives this but, but you see on this is with. yea

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justices joint a distinguishing membership not just use but also chief justice john marshall and jon j and associate justice oliver the court. thirty years ago this week sat as a member of the court for the first time it convened by law for a new term on the first monday in october. now, as a consequence of that same law i'm due back on the bench tomorrow morning and so in just a moment i will turn the over to the postal service but i could not miss this occasion. i want to recognize the presence of the justices children jane and will be part of the supreme court family. as chancellor of the smithsonian i'm pleased to welcome everyone here to the national portrait gallery. as the chief justice and on behalf of the courts i think the postal service for honoring our late distinguished colleague and dear friend. thank you very much and enjoy the program. [applause] >> i now have the distinct honor to introduce your mc for the evening. how long does an anchor at fox5 in the morning on sundays, the host of the five on the hill and a reporter for wtc geo tv in washington d.c. please welcome your mc for this evening, mr.

wanting to go and make peace, where is the olive branch to both ukraine and russia trying to put this back together and stop that war as another war ensues that, as johnmiddle east is on the verge of a mass scale war like we have been seen in many generations. maria: well, we're going backwards. we're now talking about heads being chopped off. the way we were with isis. >> right. maria: and we're talking about this once again. and we've seen the atrocities online as well from a hamas and the proxies of iran. >> yeah. look, i think if -- as you well know, kind of the first reports in the fog of war can be wrong, but it does appear like the reports that are coming out of israel seem to be even more brutal than isis. where where you have old people being shot, a lot of this has been reported. clearly, the record, the historical record here is going to be one of the biggest atrocities, most outrageous atrocities that we've seen in a long time on the planet. maria: yeah. i want to get your take on china and where the communist party fits in here, devin, because while you were in congress you did a lot of studying and a huge investigation into communist chi

. >> john oliver. quite a take. let's play it for folks. >> well, i'm happy they got a fair deal and immensely proud of what our union accomplished, i'm also furious that it took the studios 148 days to achieve a deal that they could have offered on day [ bleep ] one. >> i miss john oliver. he's back. late night's back tonight. >> late night's back. we have three of the major shows returning tonight. the thing i'm looking to see is how all of these strikes and the pandemic will shape late night forever. obviously these huge monologs are fun but they're going viral online. it calls into question whether some of the networks need to be paying some of these high paid late night hosts to go on every night. we'll see how they address it. >> maybe just go a couple of nights? >> maybe go a couple of nights. shift the schedule. late night and daytime talk has been affected. it's important to remember, late night can come back after the writer's strike because they don't need actors. even though the writer's strike has been