jon: yes. it was crucial. that was a more partisan area, in the 19th century. young people were raised to support one party or hate another. to love a blank in or hate andrew jackson or whatever, nation it might be. they folded that into their personal identity. politics is something you can engage in in a way that the economic system might be difficult to engage in, or education might be difficult to get. you can still turn out at rallies and yell and holler for your guy. susan: you write about how political party affiliation is a family thing. were these young people recordable to the other party? would they just reinforce what already existed? vote for whatters they originally have started with. there was a little bit of a wobble. there were young men able to vote at 21, there is a little time in their where just enough voters could be won over to swing an election. these are the closest elections in american history. you get a couple 21-year-olds in the right state to switch sides, you have

jon: get ready for more volatility. around the table, greg peters of pgim fixed income, bonnie wongtrakool from western asset ofagement and rob waldner invesco fixed income. is the volatility going to spread across assets? for the moment, it is contained. does it get across credit? greg: i think so. the volatility regime is shifting. it is being led by the equity market, for sure. it's going across different markets. bonnie: i think the bigger question is should there be volatility. you have to look at what are the causes of this. because of market sentiment and positioning or because of fundamentals? you have to acknowledge that market sentiment positioning can have a big impact on the market. that's what we are seeing. equities going in a straight line. we see fairly big moves. on the other hand, you have the fundamentals. is there a big change the fundamental picture? we don't think so. if you look at the economic front metals. jon: what should there be a noferent regime if there's fundamental shift? inflation is low

. >> jon: and we start with a fox news alert. the president is on the move just now ready to take off for west virginia. he will speak to the congressional republicans at their annual retreat at the greenbriar hotel there. good morning to you on this thursday. i'm jon scott. >> melissa: i'm melissa francis. the president is set to speak at the greenbriar resort less than an hour and a half from now amid new drama over that house committee's classified memo on the russia investigation. as the f.b.i. says it has grave concerns about its accuracy. >> jon: john roberts is live with more on this ever-changing story. john. >> good morning. the headline for the white house today is what you see in the left-hand side of the screen there. president trump headed to the greenbriar to the gop retreat for a speech that we will see live beginning at about 12:35. the president talking about his themes, state of the union and agenda for 2018. of course what is the forecast for the november elections. the mid-terms will also be a big topic there

>> jon: of course i did. >> melissa: it was awesome. >> jon: great super bowl. >> melissa: back to serious stuff. the president set to leave the white house later this hour for a speech in cincinnati followed by the continuing fallout over the fisa memo. the president now says it is totally vindicated and intelligence chairman devin nunes says despite the criticism, republicans did the right thing. >> a footnote saying that something might be political is a far cry from letting the american people know that the democrats and the hillary campaign paid for dirt that the f.b.i. then used to get a warrant on an american citizen to spy on another campaign. and it's a very dangerous precedent that was set. >> jon: the top democrat on the committee says this has nothing to do with transparency. here is adam schiff. >> they voted that down. they voted against hearing from the f.b.i. when you do oversight you haul them in under oath saying why was this and that included? the interest wasn't oversight. the interest was a political hit job on the f.b.i. in the service of the president. >> melissa: no

thank you. >> jon: we're learning the f.b.i. received a warning about the florida shooter months before the massacre. a youtube video blogger says he alerted the agency back in september after someone named nikolas cruz posted this disturbing comment to the f.b.i. i'm going to be a professional school shooter. the f.b.i. interviewed the tipster who received that cryptic phrase but says they had too little information to identify the person behind the post. >> initially it came across my push notifications and it caught my attention so i thought somebody needed to see it. so i screen shot it and forwarded it to the f.b.i. and it was disturbing that somebody would write something like that but i never would have thought they meant it. >> jon: that's a video blogger who got that disturbing message joining us now is buck sexton, a former c.i.a. analyst and host of a nationally syndicated radio program. this time yesterday the f.b.i. stepped up to the microphone and said we saw the threat and investigated it. it wasn't specific about

, jon.ews can confirm the four-page memo has been declassified. a letter was sent this morning from the white house. based on intelligence we can report the memo states that a high-ranking law enforcement official told the house intelligence committee in a closed door session the bureau would not have pertained a surveillance warrant without the controversial dossier funded by the dnc and clinton campaign. the f.b.i. and justice department for the fisa court used media reporting to lend credibility to the dossier compiled by the opposition research firm fusion gps. what's key here is that fox has previously reported based on british court records that former british spy christopher steele briefed six american media outlets on the dossier and allegations against then candidate trump. it appears it was reporting. after steele's contact was cut off with the bureau the four-paim memo states that steele and fusion gps continued to pass information to the f.b.i. through the justice department offi

>> i think it has, jon.nk that what has been coming out of the administration has gotten the attention of the north korean regime and they understand that they can do one of two things. they can either move toward denuclearization and have their regime remain in place, or the other option if they don't is to see their regime eliminated. it is as stark as that. >> jon: the olympics are officially over now. the north got quite a pot of good publicity as a result of sending kim jong-un's sister and so forth to the games. should we expect new misbehavior from them now that they aren't so much front and center on the world a stage? >> i think it is difficult to anticipate on the one hand what might come out of the north koreans. one thing i would caution is the over laying of u.s. perspectives on north korean intentions. this is a regime that's very much different in terms of the way it acts on the international stage, much less how it treats its own people. subjugates them to murders, millions of their own citiz

jon. not so much the individual troop themselves. it is that our system is not efficient enough to really process these people, get them taken care of properly, get them done administratively and also move them out of the system if they no longer can make a contribution. >> jon: it should be pointed out those who have been wounded in battle can be exempted from this order. >> yeah. listen. we're a compassionate organization. people have sacrificed for us and have the potential of providing full duty in the future. we will certainly underwrite that. >> jon: i want to get your take on some new orders from president trump. he is wanting the pentagon to plan a military parade in washington honoring our armed forces later this year. we don't see that kind of thing very often in this country. what do you think about it? >> that comes as a result of bastille day in july in paris and he saw a very impressive french parade. look, jon, if the president wants a military parade the pentagon will give

i'm jon scott. >> i'm mollyline. new pressure to stop the carnage as students attend the funeral of another classmate today before they board buses to march on the state capital in tallahassee and vowing to push congress on this issue, too. >> we have to take a holistic approach to this gun violence issue and guns aren't the only problem. we do have to invest more in mental health. we have to strengthen the background check system so those who do have mental health disorders are accurately reported to the nix system and can't gain access to these types of weapons. i hope republican leadership and the president get behind some simple solutions that can help make all americans safer. >> john roberts is live with this story. >> good morning to you. the president on friday night saw first responders in broward county when he went to florida for the weekend. now that the president is back in washington after the long weekend he will be focused on the school shootings and got a couple of listening sessions that are in the

appreciate you coming on. >> thank you. >> julie: jon. >> jon: an update on the california teen who live streamed her own car crash on instagram. her sister was killed and she is now headed to prison. plus a big storm brewing in the midwest. how cities big and small are handling it. >> i think it's something we're really not ready for but we'll have to deal with. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. >> julie: what are we talking about? >> telling me his favorite ice cream truck flavor. >> moving on we have "outnumbered" coming up. it was exactly one week ago we got the details from the gop memo. we're awaiting the president's dec

ifm -- i'm jon scott. >> i'm julie band areas. federal law prevented the school from them doing anything about it. sheriff's deputies were called to his family's home nearly 40 times and as there are growing questions about the response on the day of the massacre meantime parents of some of the survivors at the florida state capitol calling for action on gun control. >> we are here for the kids. not about politics anymore. i don't care if there is democrat or republican, i don't care if you aren't a mother or father. i don't care. but we need to get together as a country. >> phil keating joins us live in parkland with the latest. >> happening now in tallahassee meeting with the mayor and meeting with parents of student who attend the high school. the focus of these talks and the reasonable the parents went up there is about school safety. the next court date dealing with the suspect nikolas cruz comes on thursday. 19-year-old nikolas cruz charged with 17 counts of first degree murder. they are getting -- the judge denied a motion

jon: yes. it was crucial. more partisan area, in the 19th century. young people were raised to support one party or hate another. politics is something you can engage in in a way that the economic system might be difficult to engage in, or education might be difficult to get. you can still turn out at rallies and yell and holler for your guy. write about how political party affiliation is a family thing. were people recruit of all to the other party -- where these young people recruitable to the other party? jon: there was a little bit of a wobble. men young people -- young were able to vote at 21, there is a little time in their where just enough voters could be won over to swing an election. electionsthe closest in american history. i saw a statistic that in 1820, one quarter of the eligible voters voted and only 20 years later that voted to 46. what was happening? jon: in a nation that was going --ough a norm is changes enormous changes, it gave people something to participate in. when you l

i am jon anik.e it away. >> we went from a thrilling, exciting finish to a now controversial finish. was it an illegal need? as d.c. pointed out, he said that's on the referee to call. did you think, even though he is your teammate, that that was an illegal knee? >> it's the judges called to do it. he didn't call it because i don't think it landed. i think it went past his head. maybe on the way down, it might have touched the back of his head but i don't think that was an illegal knee. if you would have landed it, yes, it would've been illegal. >> when you are in the moment, you sometimes get carried away. what we see on the replay, it looks to me like the knee did not connect. officials are saying that it did. still, the fight continues. if josh emmett got knocked out, there for, there is no argument. jeremy stephens is the winner. >> i don't see what people are arguing about right now. i just don't. >> everybody needs to look at this replay. they have the new unified rules. but there's no replay.

. >> jon: a fox news alert. the students of marjory stoneman douglas high school demand tougher gun laws in florida's capital today. president trump will hold a session with victims of gun violence. i'm jon scott. >> molly: i'm molly line. new regulations expected to be one topic the president will talk about later with victims of the florida shooting as well as those affected by sandy hook and columbine shootings. >> president trump: i will be holding a number of discussions with students, local leaders, and law enforcement to develop concrete steps that we can take to secure our schools, safeguard our students and protect our communities. school safety is a top priority for my administration. >> jon: chief white house correspondent john roberts joins you now with more. >> good afternoon. today is one of two listening sessions the president will hold today and tomorrow. the first one 4:15 he will huddle with students, teachers, parents who have had some sort of connection to gun violence. among the people in at

jon. >> jon: bipartisan deal to help the so-called dreamers struggles to gain footing in congress asawmakers today vote on short term funding to keep the government open past this friday. immigration is key to the vote. the proposal stops short on president trump's primary demand. >> i have to give it to senator coons and mccain congratulations. it takes a special kind of person to write a bill that is worse than graham-durbin. they did it. you have to have a border wall and security package. >> jon: joining us now josh holmes former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell and the policy director to general chuck schumer and co-founder of third way. thank you both for being here. jim, going to start with you. the president has offered essentially amnesty to 1.8 million people. he has angered many people on his own base in the process. what more do democrats want him to do? >> i think we have to be honest. donald trump doesn't really want a deal on immigration. i'm not saying it to cast blame on donald trump. there has always been the tale of two trumps on this. he came close to a deal with

so all that is considered stimulus, jon. >> jon: talking about real money there.ren, thank you. >> melissa: new details on the russian plane crash that killed 71 people. search and rescue teams finding the flight's data recorders. what new information that can shed light on the terrible tragedy. israel sending a warning to iran. why its presence in syria has benjamin netanyahu doing whatever it takes to protect his country. oh, sorry i'm late, sir. i had a doctor's appointment. when you said you were at the doctor, but your shirt says you were at a steakhouse... that's when you know it's half-washed. now from downy fabric conditioner comes downy odor protect with 24-hour odor protection. downy's powerful formula conditions fibers to lock out odors all day. hey, your shirt's making me hungry. ha ha, derek. downy and it's done. >> melissa: right now more grief for the people of puerto rico after an explosion and fire threw northern parts of the island including san juan into a blackout. the power at a power station last night a major setback for people on the island

jon: all right. another government shutdown could be on the horizon but senate leaders are hopeful it can be avoided after unveiling their two-year spending deal which includes $160 billion for our military. the senate is essential -- expected to pass the measure but it's unsure in the house. both parties say they have problems with it. nancy pelosi. >> why should we in the house be treated in such a humiliating way when the republican senate leader has given that opportunity in a bipartisan way to his membership? without that commitment from speaker ryan, comparable to the commitment from leader mcconnell, this package does not have my support nor does it have the support of a large number of members of our caucus. >> jon: joining us now new york republican claudia tenney. it does not have nancy pelosi's support. does it have yours? >> i'm leaning yes on this. it is a very, very hard vote and i am really concerned about our debt and our deficit but also concerned as a mother of an active duty marine

jon: yeah, i'm fine. >> i need you to move up property. jon: we can't film here? >> no. thank you, sir. have a good day.t jon: we just wshot of the building. but the nra is very happy to funnel money to supporters in congress. so marco rubio, the local senator, who tweeted his over -- his horror about the shooting, is an a+, and er the years has received $3 million from them. senator rob portman, also offering condolences last night, has received $3 million. john mccain over the course of his career, $7 million >>ilry lies. >> i respect the second amendment. jon:l the nra wilrun attack ads like this against candidates they don't like >> hillaryt will lie abou anything to get elected. no more lies. defeat hillary. jon: after the sandy hook school shooting in children aged six to seven lost their lives, a majority of american people favored tighter gun control. it couldn't get th congress. senator chris murphy from connecticut, an f in the nra rating system, told the bbc why. the nra remains powerful enough to block progress. is an issue of political power. they have been

now, jon, jon, you guys over there, are you sounding particularly full and lush tonight. the honor? who do we have with the band tonight. we have from louisiana, the soul rebels, you all. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: now, that's going to help you kick off the mardi gras celebrations a little bit early. >> jon: yeah gr i just found this out and this is wonderful-- you're going to be the grand marshal at mardi gras this weekend in new orleans. >> jon: yes. >> stephen: noose ethat's amazing. ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: i'm going to be out there. >> stephen: what crew are you with? >> we'll be out there on saturday. if you're around, come down. >> stephen: i wish i could. can i shake your hand? can i shake your hand? give it up one more time for jon batiste. there we go. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it proves we're friends. >> jon: that's right, that's right, the proof right there, the picture. >> stephen: listen, you can catch the soul rebels on tour now, and go see jon in the parade on saturday. it's going to be fantastic. ( cheers and applause ) i'll tel

featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: how are you? thank you very much! hey, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) thank you very much! thank you! thank you! thank you, joe! welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) lovely people here tonight. let me ask you here something, did anybody here see last night's episode of oprah? ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) it was so great. now, some people are calling it "the golden globes." it was easily one of the most powerful, moving, meaningful nights of beautiful millionaires giving each other trophies. ( laughter ) and, oprah-- really-- her speech was so moving, even for oprah. >> i want all the girls watching here, now, to know that a new day is on the horizon! ( cheers and applause ) and when that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right her

thank you for having me. >> jon: richard fowler and lawrence jones.hank you, gentlemen. >> molly: senator bernie sanders is now saying about russian interference in the 2016 election and what hillary clinton may have known about it. >> bringing home the gold, defeating canada and a game for the ages. ended in a shoot out with team usa at winning, snatching canada's streak of olympic gold away. getting a special message from president trump. congratulations on winning the gold, go team usa. speak all right, thanks for joining us today. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. >> sandra: we are waiting to hear from the president. officials at the white house right now. at the meeting comes one day after he welcomed the students students, parents, and teachers affected by gun violence at schools. now, he says he is open to conceal and carry for some teachers and increasing background checks. this is "outnumbered." i am sandra smith, and are today, harris faulkner, lisa boothe, former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst, marie harf

>> we caught jon kelley in the hallway there. he was very adamant about his version of the time line. the problem is that contradicts with what a lot of people in the white house told us about who knew what when and the whole episode, there's already been some tension around jon kelley. there's been some frustration about the way that he has denied access to certain people to the president, controled his phone calls so there's been some brewing discontent happening for several months but this episode has really raised a lot of questions about kelly's leadership. this was the guy brought in to stabilize everything and now he's the one having this controversy swirling about him and there's definitely a sense that he's lost the confidence of many people in the building. >> julia, "vanity fair" reports trump was not aware of the severity of the alleged abuse thursday when ivanka showed him a photo of his ex-wife with a black eye. he used an expletive said one republican briefed on the conversation and ivanka and jared kushner have re

i'm jon scott in new york. >> jon scott along with melissa francis. we're continuing our coverage of the horrific events of yesterday in parkland, florida. joining us now is ari fleischer the former white house press secretary under george w. bush and fox news contributor. it is never the job that any president wants to have when they become consoler in chief at a time like this and there are all kinds of screams and criticisms from around the country at what happened yesterday in parkland. give us your sense of how president trump handled this one today. >> i thought his remarks were the right remarks and this is the time that presidents have to look into their hearts and say how can i help? what words can i use to sooth those who suffer? i think the president found the right words. these are among the most difficult things presidents have to do is to become the nation's comforter in chief and it's a moment every president goes through and i thought the president did a very artically, emotionally and well. >> no child should ever be in danger when he

jon oliver, everybody.eldstein. >> stephen: hey, welcome back, everybody! my next guest is an actress best known for playing the utterly loveable best friend julie in "lady bird." please welcome beanie feldstein. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, so nice to meet you. >> it's so nice to meet you, too. thank you for having me. this is so exciting. >> stephen: my pleasure. i had the great joy and opportunity to talk to a couple of the others, the director, greta, and, of course, saoirse, who played lady bird. but i loved your performance as her best friend julie. ( cheers and applause ) >> that is so nice! >> stephen: i just wanted to show-- we have one quick clip to show-- one of my favorite scenes between you and lady bird. jim. >> why aren't you in algebra 2? >> i switched sections. >> why? >> aren't jenna and kyle enough? >> i'm sorry that you're jealous. >> jen is a moron, you know. >> she's not. she's in a.p. calculus. >> she's a moron in a deeper sense. >> you don't know her. >> you were assigned the ro

>> jon: all right, how you doing? >> stephen: i'm doing just fine, jon. i don't want to scandalize you because you're one of the good ones, but there's something out there called porn. >> jon: oh, wow. >> stephen: have you heard of it? >> jon: i think so. ( laughter ) >> stephen: do not investigate. it's causing a lot of waves right now. we're getting more info on the alleged affair between donald trump and adult film star, stormy daniels. it turns out, back in 2011, daniels did an interview with "in touch" magazine, where she detailed her 2006 affair with trump as chronicled in the adult film classic, "hump tower." ( laughter ) and trump can't stop this story because the interview was from 2011, before she signed her non- disclosure, and the magazine also verified daniels' account with two sources at the time and had the actress take a polygraph. wow, maybe "in touch" magazine should lead the russia investigation. ( laughter ) ( applause ) they would get to the root. the affair was a classic trump- meets-adult-film-star tale. she and trump first met at a

and-- ( laughter ) >> jon: wooo! wooo! >> stephen: and-- >> jon: wooo!) >> stephen: happy new year! fresh start! it continues: "to give the news impartially, without fear or favor, regardless of party, sect, or interests involved. get-- dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- impartial journalists of a much higher standard, lose all of your phony and non- existent 'sources,' and treat the president of the united states fairly, so that the next time i and the people win, you won't have to write an apology to your readers for a job poorly done! gluh!" ( laughter ) now-- ( applause ) i haven't done that in a while. that's a tough impression on the throat. i've got to toughen up. now, he's probably saying, "good luck," as in, "it's 2018, and donald trump is still the president. gluh!" ( laughter ) on the international front, merely while on the front internationale, the year started off big for north korean dictator kim jong-un. he gave a speech yesterday, and for the new year, he got a sharp new suit and had his head re- rectangled. ( laughter ) very, very nice

jon sopel, bbc news, washington. laura:ed for more, i'm joy our north america reporter anthony zurcher. if the president ibeing pulled by the students one way and his staunch backers the nra in another, where do you think the president is going to end up? anthony: donald trump has a fair amount of allegiance to the nra. they were an early supporter of his presidential campaign when other oups work hemming and hawing. he treated this morning -- tweeted this morning his award for them. that is where his first ance is. although today you could hear from the audience it was not as enthusiastic as you might think. for mike pence they cheered but for the nra leader, less of an enthusiastic response. laura: that is why the president may be suggesting things the nra doesn't like. anthony: he has a sense of where the public is. donald trump did support of the assault weapons ban in then 1990's t first came up. he has changed a bit on this position, campaigned on it, and is listening to people speak passionately about som of m

jon sopel, bbc news, washington. jane: for reaction to the news , i spoke a brief time ago to democratic congressman joaquin castro, who joined us from munich this investigation has been consuming washington for some time. just how significant are these charges? rep. castro: this is a majorth breakthrough i investigation. first, it confirms russian involvement in the 2016 election, something that unfortunately president trump has not fully acknowledged. but it also givea sense of scale, the fact that 13 individus and three companies have been indicted, and also how widespread iwas in the united states, including my home state of texas, and the fact that it targeted not only hiary clinton's campaign, but the campaigns of many of president trump's primary opponents. this is quite significant. jane: congressman, you are on the intelligence committee, and uoare briefed contly about the russian investigation, are you shocked by the scale of the alleged conspiracy? rep. castro: when i first found out much of the informatio

jon: we just want a shot of the building. but the nra is very happy to funnel money to supporters in congress. so marco rubio, the local hsenator, who tweet overr -- his horout the shooting, is an a+, and over the years has received $3 million from them. senator rob portman, also offering c has received $3 million. john mccain overhe course of his career, $7 million. >> hillary lies. >> i respect the second amendment. jon: the nra will run attack ads like this against candidates they don't like. >> hillary will lie about anything to get elected. no more lies. defeat hillary. erjon: aft the sandy hook school shooting in connecticut, when 20 children agesix to seven lost their lives, a majority of american people favored tighter gun control. it couldn't get through congss. senator chris murphy from connecticut, an f in the nra rating system, told the bbc why. the nra rnoains powerfulh to block progress. it is an issue of political power. they have been organizing for 20 to 30 years. the modern anti-gun violence movement dates f

jon fortt joins us live from mobile world congress. jon?reporter: thinking about the big themes that emerged out of barcelona this week. 5g is the big deal thinking about the fcc chairman that talked to the crowd who told them what they wanted to hear, which is that the u.s. is serious about pushing spectrum, getting it ready for deployment, pushing 5g quickly as possible take a listen. >> firmly believe if we push enough spectrum into the marketplace, allow innovators and entrepreneurs to use it, commerce will benefit with better, faster, cheaper wireless experience in the 5g sector. >> reporter: another angle, what it means for operators you want to insult a character, call them a dumb pipe. 5g holds potential to keep them out of that category, perhaps give them certain advantages in the next era i talked to dominique delpor about that take a listen. >> it is hard to imagine the consequences of 5g, not one increment, it is exponential venture. imagine a two hour long movie takes six minutes on 4g. takes 3.6 seconds on 5g. >> reporter: and

featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! >> stephen: please, sit down, everybody. >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show"." i'm your host, stephen colbert. huge news: this afternoon, first son-in-law jared kushner was denied his security clearance and has lost access to top-secret intelligence. ( cheers and applause ) what! what! i don't-- what's wrong with you people! how will he fix the middle east now?! ( laughter ) he was so close to starting. ( laughter ) now, we just learned this. we just learned this a little while ago. everybody at the white house with interim security clearances last friday they would be downgraded from top secret to secret. merely, merely, secret clearance. which means kushner will have access to only nine herbs and spices. just nine. 11 spices. only nine. the last two are salt and fried salt. ( laughter ) but he's still

thank you, jon, that was beautiful. ( cheers and applause ) that was lovely! >> jon: yeah! yeah! ( applause ) >> stephen: now, jon, it's no secret-- it's no secret i've got the best band on television. but tonight, you all sound just, like, a little extra special. what is the magic ingredient tonight? well, we've added a little mac demarco. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: mac. hi, mac. thanks for being here. >> thank you very much for having me. god bless you. >> stephen: yeah, we cut off your mic, because we like to hear me talk. ( laughter ) mac's got a new album, it's called "this old dog," came out earlier this year. go get it. thank you so much for being here, mac. ( applause ) now, ladies and gentlemen, my first guest tonight is a great big movie star. please welcome tom hanks! ( applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. steve, steve, your eyesight always required glasses, right? >> stephen: since about 14 on. >> see, i've come late to the glasses thing. i've had so many i

good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the president had praised law enforcement for its response to the parkland shooting. but over the weekend, he unleashed a stunning new allegation, suggesting that the fbi failed to stop the shooter because it was too busy with the russia investigation. just days after he visited victims of the shooting, the president tweeted over the weekend -- very sad that the fbi missed all of the many signals sent out by the florida school shooter. this is not acceptable. they are spending too much time trying to prove russian

our north america editor jon sopel reports. jon: will the florida school shooting come to be seen as a m landmaent when impotence gave way to rage and rage led to action? the vociferous udents who are taking to the streets are brinng change, but not alway in the way they wanted. the president has made clear that the way to make schools was secure is to train and arm more teachers, tweeting today jon:fl he firsted the idea at an emotional white house meeting last night with victim'' families. one of those in attendances aof pupihe parkland school. >> how is it that easy to buy this type of weapon? jon: afterwards, he wasf dismissivee president's plan. >> arming teachers is just not what we need. this is a problem because guns were brought into our school. why would it make sensring more guns into our school? jon:he president held anothe white house meeting today to discuss the issue, promising action that will win the support of many of the sdents. president trump: i can tell you, there is tremendous feeling that ng done.to get

jon: donald trump did t wait long to tweet his reaction. jon: r tsia campaign was allegedly under the direction of a close ally of a vladimir putin. tonight he was scornful to , dismissing the americans as being very emotional. "if they want to see the devil," he said, "let them." tfldoidlda,na left buoyed by the indictment y nothinabouts a source of fury to the president. jon.sopel, bbc news, washing jane: for reaction to the news , i spoke a brief time ago to democratic congressman joaquin us om munich. this investigation has been consuming washington for some tini. arges?ow scant are these rep. castro:ch this is a major breakthrough in the vestigation. first, it confirms russian involvement in the 2016ti el, something that unfortunately president trump has not fully acknowledged. but it also gives a sense oft scale, the fat 13 individuals and three companiest have been in, and also how widespread it was in the united exane titstcl, atg udininommy t targeted not only hillary clinton's campaign, but the campaigns of many of president trump

jon: republicans loved it. he did a victory lap on the growth of the economy.d he calr measures to rebuild america's infrastructure. and in washington's highly polarized politics, he called for a new spirit of cooperation. president trump: i want our youth to grow up to achieve great things. i want our poor to have their chance to rise. so tonight i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion, and creed. jon: but though he appealed for the parties to work together on immigration, there was little of substance that would win ove sdemocrats, w stony faced through the speech. hundreds of miles northac in masetts, a young ambitious congressman was giving the democratic party response. joseph kennedy iii, grandson ofp bobby, greatw of john f. kennedy. rep. kennedy: bullies may land a punch, they may leave a mark, but they have never, not once in the history of our united ates, managed to match t strength and s

how are you, jon? >> jon: hey! hey! >> stephen: good to see you. have a lovely night. one yourself. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thanks very much. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: welcome, back. please, have a seat. thank you very much! lovely. what a lovely friday crowd are you. welcome. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: they've got the energy. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it is friday. but more importantly, today, today was groundhog day. yeah, it was really fun as usual. they did the whole ceremony and, apparently, punxsatawney phil came out of his hole, saw who was president, and took his own life. ( laughter ) ( applause ) just-- yeah. what's the point? he said, "what's the point?" also, this weekend, it's super bowl sunday. i-- are you excited for the super bowl? ( cheers and applause ) i am. i can't wait to see if the new england jaguars beat the arizona puffins. it's just-- ( laughter ) i do not follow the sport. it's gonab cold, though. it's in minneapolis t

jon? >> wow. i think civility is often a sin mom for things -- synonym for things are going the way i want them too. [laughter] and if things aren't going the way you want, you think it's uncivil. so i think that's one thing, we have to define our terms. it's clearly a hobbsian moment. this is the war of against all. the point of leviathan was we enter into civil society in order to avoid a state of nature. right now we're in a state of nature, and whether it's on social media or on cable or anywhere really, it's just a constant sense of strife and warfare. and it does begin at the top. it's a familiar and perennial problem, and i'll bore you with that in a second. but it's, our mutual friend, i suspect, maggie heavierman and peter baker reported i think one of the most important details that's been reported over the last year was in december in a big piece about the president. she said, they reported that trump had said to his staff as president-elect that they should think of each presid

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jon: not many of them.i mean, none of the one've spoken to today would support the idea that what you need is more guns in schools, because if you know anything about ballisti, just working out where gunshots are coming from, that could add to the sense of pandemonium and aos within a school if you don't know who is un andod person with a who is the bad person with a gun, and where the shots are echoing from. i think the focus of the protesa was on gun control, getting fewer weapons on theso streethere are fewer people with guns who can get into school. laura: jon, the students want to see a ban on semiautomatic rifles. do you see this president ever getting behind that? jon: no, i think we have seen probably in hints and some things that have been stated openly the limits of where the president is going to go. maybe i'm wrong about this, but we heard him say background check, ban bump stoc -- these devices that turn a semi automatic into a fully functioning machine gun -- he is talking apparently to collea

>> jon: yes. >> stephen: you know where i'm act to go with this. >> jon: yes. >> stephen: okay. i can't get into everything he said, but let's start with something small. he knows who killed j.f.k. ( laughter ) jones says it was "chicago mobster sam giancana. the connection was there between sinatra and the mafia and kennedy." adding, "we shouldn't talk about this publicly." ( laughter ) too late. you know how not talking about something works, right? step one: don't talk about it. repeat as necessary. but strangely, who killed the president was one of the less explosive details. for instance, when asked about michael jackson, q said, "i hate to get into this publicly, but michael stole a lot of stuff. he stole a lot of songs." wow. this really tarnishes michael jackson's reputation. i mean, that's just about the worst rumor i've ever heard about him. he also dishes on michael jackson's rivalry with prince, did you hear about this? >> jon: yeah, yeah. >> stephen: this is alarming. >> jon: i know. >> stephen: he said this, claiming that after jackson had upstaged him at a james b

. >> so, let's get to jon karl live from the white house, as well. and jon, those sanctions were passed in july with overwhelming bipartisan support. about seven months later now, the white house has still not fully implemented them? >> reporter: the secretaries of state and treasury have said that the sanctions are coming, and you heard the press secretary say that they've begun that process, but david, the bottom line is, that those sanctions have still not been fully implemented. >> and jon in the meantime, another issue that came up late today, the white house pressed on the newly announced restrictions on west wing officials working with what's called a temporary security clearance. their access to classified information, they say, will now be limited. and sarah sanders was asked what that will mean for jared kushner who is unable to obtain a full clearance. take a listen. >> does he not need classified information? >> i can't answer that question, as we've addressed many times before. but i can tell you that nothing that has taken place will af