here's john stewart on stephen colbert. >> science has in many ways helped ease the suffering of this pandemic. which requires more than likely caused by science. there is a novel respiratory coronavirus overtaking wuhan china, what do we do? you know we can ask? the wuhan respiratory coronavirus lab. the disease is the same name as the lab. let me see your business card, show me your business card. oh, i work at the coronavirus lab in wuhan. because there is a coronavirus loose in go louann, how did that happen? maybe a bat flew into the turkey and then it sneezed into my chili and now we all have coronavirus. >> wait a second. [applause] >> oh my god, there has been an outbreak of chocolatey goodness near her, pennsylvania. what do you think happened? oh i don't know a steam shovel made it with a cocoa bean. or it is the [bleep] chocolate factory. >> there you go, see. >> i love john stewart. >> i think he assessed that with high confidence. >> there was high confidence there. >> i do not think that my obsession or concern when it comes to covid is really where it began but as much

john stewart joined them to voice his support for legislation to camp veterans who have suffered toxic exposure. afghanistan, war veteran tom puerto is helping them in washington. d. c, to illustrate how, how diverse these exposures are, for example, um and cobble quotes save over a 1000000 people but without a modern sewer system. so you've got airborne feces blows around there and you're breathing. that's what i breathed every day. and then you've got the diesel generators of power. all of our operations are, they're probably half the size of this room. and they're belching black smoke and service members or breathing that every day in may 2021. the burn pants team went to washington. d. c. they demanded the inclusion of 23 respiratory illnesses on the list of conditions, the qualified veterans for v, a benefits. and how can we need a presumption of the various cancers and a respiratory illnesses. and i'm, you know, division a disorders and lymphomas that are occurring in the veterans population for all these talk exposures. defense contractors can view the u. s. congress as willie w

>> raymond -- did john stewart hosted the show on cnn. >> and don lemon had to pay where he made thatment about women not being in their prime. >> i wonder how lemon -- ladies in their prime for sensitivity training. >> repeat after me. >> i have no shame in talking about the fact that i am going on 60 and the experience of hot flashes and whether you take hormones or you know, how do you continue to feel sexual and vibrant? there is no shame in my menopause game. i am alive. >> speak it louder, really loud. i am worth it. >> well, you know, sorry, what can men do leaving here? be better. be better. >> be better. >> i love that. just be better. >> you don't know what to do in these situations and how to react. i was just trying to, you know -- >> don seems to be getting better. he does seem to be progressive. i think this is going to end with lemon doing the full oprah. gayle king and charles barkley can feature it on their new show, we'll see. >> i maintain that the turtle neck cuts off the oxygen to his brain and he didn't know what he was saying. those can be very constricting. >>

. >> that was arizona's former attorney general mark brnovich in an interview with john stewart a week before the 2022 mid-terms. and you can see brnovich went out of his way not to refute trump's claims of a stolen election. his office was even investigating those claims. at the end of that interview brnovich made a promise. >> when you're ready to release the report, when will that be? >> sooner rather than later. >> right. will you go out and vehemently debunk all those issues as vehemently as needed? >> absolutely. >> mr. brnovich said that as soon as his office was done investigating he would go out and debunk any false election fraud claims as vehemently as necessary. the only problem is that it turns out mr. brnovich's office had already debunked those claims months before that interview. thanks to newly released documents from the arizona attorney general's office we now know that seven months before brnovich sat down for that interview investigators in his office had already put together their report on election fraud, a report which "the washington post" notes found virtually

i want to play this from john stewart. when this happened, i thought to myself, this is a big turning point. this moment means something. sure enough after jon stewart said this, it opened the door i think for where we're getting today. watch this. >> if there's evidence, i'd love to hear it. >> there's a novel respiratory coronavirus overtaking wuhan china. what do we do? oh, you know who we could ask? the wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab. the disease is the same name as the lab. how did this happen? they're like a penguin kissed a turtle. >> he had a better analogy. he talks be about how if there's a chocolatey brought cake came from if pennsylvania. what door through i'm came from? i don't know. maybe a steam shovel made it with a cocoa bean or maybe it bleep chocolate factory, right? this is before it was fashionable to talk about this. you remember the media coverage in the spring of 2020. "new york times," headlines, senator tom cotton repeats theory on coronavirus. theory, right? john harwood, a cnn white hou

generals office, we now know that seven months before brnovich sat down for that interview with john stewartalready put together their report on election fraud. a report which the washington post notes found virtually all claims of error and malfeasance were unfounded, but mark brnovich did not release that report. instead, he put out a much shorter report the following month, claiming's office had discovered serious vulnerabilities in the election system and left the edits from his own investigators that refuted his assertion. the newly released documents also show how brnovich tried to undermine his own investigators findings and how those investigators pushed back. for instance, in one shot at the report, brnovich's office wrote that the current election system in maricopa county involving the verification and handling of early ballots is brooke, but the investigators responded, we did not uncover any criminality or fraud having been committed in the area. in that same draft, brnovich's office also wrote the arizona's largest voting district, maricopa county, had been combative and litigi

. >> john stewart was there. >> who's football player?pike is going to the funeral in memphis today, is going to do a documentary. lebron's entire production team was sitting on the front row. >> everybody wants to watch that game. >> it was great. >> it was one of those only in new york nights. >> we loved it. we're going to brag about it. and thank you to warner brothers' discovery. we got the boss' seats. >> it was a lot of fun. >>> also this morning, we stayed up late, but we have a lot going on. we have a new study about what you should be eating for break f fast. new data highlighting how harmful certain foods may be for your health. according to a study out of the united kingdom, consuming more ultra-processed foods might be linked to a higher risk of cancer, especially for women. for more on this, let's bring in cnn medical correspondent, dr. tara narula. no one better to talk about this. some people at this table may or may not have had some processed foods last night. i won't name -- >> hot dogs. cotton candy. >> this is a real

that was when douglas almost beat john todd stewart for election to congress in believe it was 1838 when it was 1835. anyway, when douglas lost, there were 36,000 votes cast. douglas lost by 36 votes, and lincoln knew douglas would contest that which he did for a year. and when lincoln finally saw that douglas had ended his campaign to try to get a real reelection, stewart simply said no. he'd already been certified by the secretary of state. lincoln said, i'm never going to talk again about that young man. it's such a small matter. i never intend to address it again. so there were two times that he disparaged douglas. but lincoln in the long term had great respect for douglas. douglas certainly had great respect for lincoln. lincoln pursued douglas for 26 years. lincoln nearly lost all of the attempts he made for office. he was asked once to run for governor of illinois in 1840, and he declines saying a whig will never win statewide office in illinois. and he pointed to steven douglas's democratic party. douglas believed the party was the glue that could hold the nation. certainly hold

we have claire borzner, kathy thomas, john bozeman, jennifer tiller, gg thompson, catherine stewart, david scott. i want to emphasize that we are early in the farm bill process. the committees are still forming, we do not have full lineups for both of the committees. it's very early. there's a lot of momentum and excitement to get the farm bill -- farm bill process started. we are going to try to keep this conversation forward-looking and high level. we have a lot of people tuning in today who might be interested in the farm bill but might not know a lot about the big piece of legislation, or how the process works. we will talk about what to expect. as bill mentioned, staff here are not authorized to comment on the specifics of this report. we are not going to go into the specific recommendations. we are going to talk about the process and what to expect, what it takes to get a farm bill done. we will start with a basic one. when you hear the word farm bill, you don't think about nutrition. and yet, it is more than 80% of the spending of this bill. i thought we would start with clair

. >> i remember when jon stewart would on crossfire it was 2004, john kerry was the democratic benchching him, this is going to be a funny show. >> can i say something very quickly. why do we have defied? the two of you, can't we just -- say something nice about john kerry right now. >> i like john kerry, i care about john kerry. >> something about president bush. >> i think anyone who paid attention to the news and watched the daily show will forever there jon stewart going on crossfire and reading those guys the riot act. >> you are doing theater when you should be doing debate. which would be great. but it's not honest about what you do is not honest what you do is partisan hackery and i will tell you >> you go on his show and you are using is a partisan hackery? >> you have got to be kidding me. >> you are on cnn, puppets making prank phone calls. what is wrong with you? >> comedians and satire well take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes from. >> i think the vice president and his wife love their daughter. and i think they love her very much. and you can't have anything but r

thomas who works in the minority in the senate and john boozman jennifer who works the majority in the house the ranking member and chair. catherine stewart works with the minority in the house and ranking member david scott. i want to emphasize their early in the farm bill process so the committees are still forming. we do not even have full lineups. it's very early however i think there's a lot of momentum and excitement to get the farm bill process started so with that caveat is hard to predict where things are headed. we will try to keep this conversation forward-looking and high-level. we know we have a lot of people today who might be interested in the farm bill but might not know a lot about that big piece of legislation might not know so we are going to talk about what to expect. as bill mentioned staff here are not authorized to comment on the specifics of this report so we are going to go into the specific recommendations but we will really talk about the process with respect to what it takes to get the farm bill done. i think we will start with the basic one which is when you hurt -- hear the word farm bill you don't necessaril

stewart, talked ability husband decision. watch those remarks tonight starting at 10:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> at the white house, john kirby talked about curbing violence in israel and talked about reports about covid-19. this is just over 20 minutes. john: as you sue, senior officials from jordan, palestinian authority, israel and the united states met over the weekend in jordan. this was the first meeting of its kind in decades with representation from all participants. it also resulted in the first agreement of any kind in many years. the communique includes commitments from the israeli and palestinian sides to de-escalate and prevent further violence. they confirmed all previous agreements between them and to work toward a just and lasting peace. this meeting was a starting point but it was an important one. and the importance was demonstrated quite clearly by the violence we saw yesterday in the west bank and we're seeing reports today of additional violence. in yesterday's violence two israelis were murdered and israeli citizens sought to take revenge in a palestinian town, resulting in one palestinian dead and

stewart: if youtube circulated video a blurb , if you repeated it with a bl saying this video shows that john smith is a murderer. yes, there wou liability. >>here wouldn't be if you repeated it without any commenta if you are the newspaper and you publish something so-and-so is shoplifter, the newspaper would liable for that. mr. stewart: we think it should be analyzed as if it were a specific recommendatn. if google post a message that said we recommend you watch ts video, the recommendation would be its own content. t in answering the question cannot be held liable for defamation, you would ask can a person under the l othe relevant state be held liable for recommending content that is itself defamatory if the recommender does not repeath defamatory aspects of that content in thcose of the recommendation. ourndstanding is that at least under the common law, the answer would be no. simply saying you should read this book that turns out to be defamatory would not be a basis for defamation liability. the same wlde true of intentional infliction of emotional distrs. unless you can show the pla

john scofield's army of ohio. it's essentially a one corps army, the 23rd corps. they would roll up as this fire is being sent in retreat. and when that occurs, then stewart is supposed to take up the route and surprise us all. thomas is as the momentum is shifting and everybody is being driven back to peachtree creek. all right. this is audacious. we use word for robert e lee, but if you think about what hooded experience, at least side the seven days campaigns that's lee with some very bold battle plans in the seven days campaign was able to take out the 100,000 man army of george brant mcclellan the army, the potomac around the gates of richmond it cost lee 20,000 killed, wounded and captured to do that. but the sacrifice, at least at the time, was considered worthwhile. definitely to relieve city. so hood is is is hoping not to have to sacrifice many men for this but he's willing to attack rather than be attacked. that's the point. and now for using a battle plan from a battle he wasn't at chancellorsville. he is going to use hardy on that flank march. now the difference between chancellorsville and this action is jackson move. 8000 men a dozen in 10

john chocolate and advisers, john chocolate and a good friend of mine and it's always a pleasure to have him on the program and you're watching and listening to alastair stewartfriends with lots more coming up on the program this afternoon. a week of course is a long time in politics we will have all of the latest with our political reporter next, including the continuing rounds over that man and allegations of his behaviour. bullying claims dominic raab. deputy prime minister. that is next. right after . this . break afternoon it's 1233. i'm tatiana sanchez in the gb newsroom, the family of missing mother of two and nicola billi have insisted that no evidence whatsoever that she fell into the river. we're it's after police say they she fell into the river whilst her dog. nicola disappeared last friday in lancashire . the friday in lancashire. the investigation is now on a ten minute window that's unaccounted . officers say they're not treating her disappearance as suspicious, but as a tragic case of a missing person , health of a missing person, health leaders are calling on the government to show initiative to end recent strikes. the nhs says the health ser