. >> he once gave jon stewart a button. how bad can it be being to spock and the rock. >> dana: i've never noticed that before and now it's going to bother me because i'm going to notice it every time. police officers show love to a child having a bad day. >> krystal: a little love. she went to a school for a rally when she saw a small boy that caught her eyes. >> looking all sad and i'm like what is wrong buddy and i went up and hugged him and twirled him around. then i put him down and he was like -- he just felton ground. i got on the floor and was like buddy, what is wrong. tears start rolling. i was like it's going to be all right. >> that is so sweet. she gave her phone to the pastor to take pictures and he captured this momentment it's gone viral and we're talking about it. >> dana: when i'm having a bad well. >> dana: pronunciation error. donald trump mispronouncing the name of the state. we'll tell you where he said >> krystal: what happens to your personal information when you register to vote outside of the groce

and freedom of speech principles and the book they talk about jon stewart mill and other free speech theorist whom i've written about before, as supporting the idea that an appropriate military presence would actually enhance the intellectual environment of the campus and we found some empirical validation for that based on surveys which are introductory surveyed. >> host: with the first amendment class, how can you incite a real argument or a real controversy in class? what is the topic -- >> guest: well, we do flag burning. we could posh nothinggraph, hate speech. when is its protected and become a threated and not protected? so inherit i-haynes dub inherently controversial issues. one case is are universities allowed to require studentses to fund other student groups they may not like in and raises the question called compelled association. and that case went to the u.s. supreme court and i was at the hearing. the university of wisconsin madison case. the class takes place in the context of a university that according to the president of fire, the leading academic free speech prot

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that was fun anyway anything i've seen on comedy central since jon stewart left.s brilliant. >> it was good. >> humanize hillary. that is a very tall bar there. >> and -- >> trump was very, very -- he's done a roast before. he's used to that. >> i like the pardon me. >> yes. >> bumped into hillary backstage. i said wait until afterwards. >> it's so amazing the whole narrative everywhere here is that oh trump was booed. in the reality, you have elite new york city audience looking to boo. he did a great job. >> and it's funny how trump can say, i'm going to put this woman in jail and a day later toast champag champagne. >> how dare donald trump do that. she came out and just as vicious. they had to all shut him out. it was an even fair night. and again, that's the way it should be. >> let's be honest, they all have joke writers. they're not really that funny. >> you should get some. >> i should, i need some. that is it for us this evening, thank you for joining us. remember, justice jeanine is next. and kimberly is in for the judge. pete is hosting "fox & friends"

>> i'll pray that jon stewart comes back to comedy central and it will be great when he comes back. >> dickerson: corine? >> i'm moving off the grid. no. i'm open to change, and we'll see what happens. >> dickerson: and we'll be back with a minute from some surprising results from our cbs news battleground tracker, including whether florida g.o.p. voters who picked donald trump in the primary have any regrets. [burke] hot dog. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ? we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ? >> dickerson: and we're back with our battleground tracker poll. in florida the race is still very tight. hillary clinton is up three points over donald trump. that's 46% to 43%. in texas, those numbers are reversed. trump is up 46% and clinton is at 43%. cbs news election director anthony salvanto joins us now. anthony, we'll get to florida, but why were you in texas this republican states in the country, but it tells a broader story, and this is that donald trump is underperforming with a lot of key groups republicans usually this well

tomorrow it features bruce spring sting and jon stewart and more. they have raised more than $5 million. bob and lee woodruff are with us this morning. can i begin by reading this note? none of us can prevent the bad things from happening, but the key is how we respond. so i want to thank you ten years after from the worst day lives from taking something awful and building some things to do good. looking back, could you ever believe to believe what it has been? >> i don't think so. i mean, it's been ten years. after this event, we will have raised $40 million. giving that back to the landscape of veterans communities. >> i thought it was going to be small? we thought it was going to be small and not this big. about 40 million raised and 2.5 veterans and their family >> also, you're recovering too. >> that is true. that's true. i got my abilities back now and have a wife still with me and didn't divorce me so it's been amazingly successful. >> we are big fans of lee's as well. >> thank you, norah! >> i think one of the things both of you have done is

you know, even jon stewart was interested in cleopatra. she is welcome she's somehow brought to life cleopatra in a way that nobody else had. and by the way, cleopatra a lot of people knew cleopatra for a long time. of course, shoos won so many prizes it is fairly ridiculous, is when she was a child she won pulitzer prize for writing vierra about the wire of vladimir nobacoff runner up for plitser in earlier in 1995 and see how young she is it is superannoying for the rest of us writers. ron who snows how to write a book himself said about this stacey. even it forced to at gunpoint, stacey ship would be incapable of writing adult page for a lame sentencing, and david you know that guy that just always writes best sellers just like stacey most recent, live what he said about her. history in the hands of stacey ship is invariably full of life, light, shadow, surprise, clarity of insight, and so it is again and then some in her latest work the witches. few writers combine as she does to perb scholarship in a exceptional gift for language in a

>> yeah. >> jon stewart seemed to make such an effort to be nonpartisan.r everybody to see. you make no apologies about that. >> i make no apologies for it. you know, we have one shot to do the show that fully expresses who we are and how we feel. we always wanted the show, in abstract terms before the show started. we wanted to make a show that really kicks the door in and totally how we felt. that's how we're doing it. it's not our fault that people are responding to it. i feel like it's the only show that we could possibly do and we can't be apologetic for it. >> and is charlie show better in person than television? >> let me tell you about charlie rose, enter psychology. it's like i delved into the person he is. >> sorry, guys -- >> did you come out feeling better? >> so many riches. >> do we have me segments? >> we don't. >> great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you.

. >> guests have included nia long, gina rodriguez and even jon stewart. >> we had jon stewart on for one episode and i was freaking out. he was like i listen to the podcast, it's great. i'm, wait, uhlich to an episode of podcast? he's like yeah. okay, i'll stop freaking out. but it's really cool to have that stamp of approval. after studying screen writing at the pride institute in new york, robinson went with a friend to a stand-up comedy class. >> my teacher was linda smith. i fell in love with it. it was just instant. i was like, oh, this is what i'm supposed to be doing. >> but it wasn't easy to break into the comedy world. robinson worked as an assistant for six years while doing stand-up shows at night. >> you guys are fantastic. i'm phoebe robinson. enjoy the rest of your lives. >> i read that you would say i would cry myself to sleep a early struggles? >> yeah, just because working that many hours and you're not making any money doing these stand-up shows so there's a lot of tough days. but i think that made me stronger. >> robinson takes her podcast at wnyc studios in new yo

even jon stewart was interested in cleopatra. she somehow brought to life cleopatra in a way that nobody else had. and by the way, a lot of peoplef new cleopatra for a long time. of course, she has won so many prizes it's fairly ridiculous. when she was a child she won the pulitzer prize for writing about the wife of vladimir noble cough. she was a runner-up for the pulitzer even earlier, in 1995. when she comes up in you see a young she is, it's super a for the rest of us. ron who knows how to write a book himself said this about stacy. to at even if forced to at gunpoint, stacy schiff would be incapable of writing a dull page for a lame sentence. and david mccullough, you know the guy that always writes bestsellers, just like stacy? i love what he said about her. will history enhance of stacy schiff is invariably full of life, light, shadow, surprise, clarity of insight. and so it is again and then some in her latest work "the witches." few writers combine as she does superb scholarship and an exceptional gift for language with

. >> all of those guys -- jon stewart was never going to vote for mitt romney. that's not unusual to have the late night guys be against the gop nominee. in his defense he's spent his liechtime not as a politician watching every word that he says. there's a lot of fodder because he's a fodder producing machine. he's an unusual character and a dynamic character and awe a lot of the stuff on howard stern and stuff was done with the intention of being a prevok tore. >> a tremendous fodder factory, in fact, megyn. you have to separate. part of our job is to separate what's real and what is serious. i think joe bide, attacked donald trump for supposedly deneening veterans with ptsd. and trump did nothing of the sort. they latched on to one word and turned it into a controversy. it's kitchen sink time. >> they're alleging that donald trump took a shot at veterans suffering with ptsd. it doesn't appear at all that he's doing that. he means to be paying a compliment to those in the room. there's so much to talk about. we've barely scratched the surface. great to see you

since jon stewart has left and since colbert has left the colbert report they're getting it more from social media than any other format, a change from the previous four years. we'll see. >> goes more important than ever. >> that's true. >> thank you for joining us. >>> check on markets on the second day of the fourth quarter, stocks rebounding, recovering from the losses we saw yesterday. technology, in fact, the best performing sector in the nasdaq. dow and s &p turning lower. still up about 10% year to date. lot of focus on the pound. sterling falling to a low after concerns of brexit. >>> we'll talk to hugo barra after the break. google's hardware event, we'll go live to san francisco for details about that and imf downgrades the economy on brexit concerns. lot of pessimism felt in europe today. we'll get the top economists to weigh in. there are many things you don't want in industrial strength- like cologne. morning! but there's one thing you do. (gags) it's called predix from ge. the cloud-based development platform that's industrial-strength strength! (announcer) at boll and d

if you're looking for a daily replacement for your jon stewart fix, seth meyers might be your man."i closer looka closer l" it's basically a 10-minute takedown, often of donald trump. >> when we started, it was going to be jokes. but it has turned into the donald trump segment of the show. probably more than we expected, but -- and we tried to do other stuff, but in the 24-hour period between each one, he does so much that we end up doing it more than we thought we would. >> is it just like a -- willie sutton was once asked, famous bank robber, why do you rob banks? he said that's where the money is. is that also where the jokes are, or do you see it as a calling to take him down, in a way? >> that's definitely where the jokes are. with that said, this is important right now. the election is what we would be talking about, anyway, but -- so we do think it's important but i don't think we would do it as much if there weren't this many jokes. >> there is a big debate going on in the world of comedy right now. it puts you in somewhat of an awkward position because you are former head

. >> you tell -- i have to go, but tell jon stewart we miss him.things at the television as he's kicking it with his family. >> i'm sure he is. >> bill and paul, thank you so much. that was a great conversation. >>> coming up next, talk about top-level surrogates on the left side, michelle obama, chelsea clinton, bernie sanders all spending time in arizona over the next couple days. but can hillary clinton turn a solid red state blue? we'll ask a woman running against long time incumbent senator john mccain. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order, we had to launch the missiles. that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. i would bomb the [ beep ] out of 'em. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. custom t-shirts and other great products for all of life's events. get free shipping and on

. >> guests on her podcasts include niya long and rodriguez and even jon stewart. >> we had jon stewart on and i was freaking out. i listen to your podcast. wait. you listen to an episode of my podcast? it was great to have that stamp of approval. ohio, after studying at the pride institute in new york, she went out. >> my teacher was linda smith and i fell in love with it. it was instant, oh, this is what i'm supposed to be doing. >> it wasn't easy to break into the comedy world. robinson worked as an assistant for six years for doing stand-up shows at night. >> you guys are fantastic, i'm phoebe robinson. >> i read you said i would cry myself to sleep ayotte. a lot of fears ri struggles? >> yes. you're working that many hours and you're not making any money doing stand-up shows. it was tough days but that made me stronger. >> she broadcasts at a studio in new york but showed me a podcast studio in l.a. >> let's see if it's up to your standard. >> my gosh, this is awesome. >> you feeling at home in l.a.? >> with the microphone and what would you want to know? >> i would want to know wh

he has a history of attacking comedians who have mocked him before from seth meyers to jon stewart who a yojoke he told in 2013. his war on comedy which he is waging, which he is going to lose, is not shocking to me. i think it's stunning 22 days before the election when there's pressing issues he's choosing to wake up at 7:00 in the morning and tweet that snl has to be taken off the air. that's stunning. >> maybe he thinks since he's hosted the show can't possibly get any better. let's look at him dancing along from last year. >> oh, geez, brian. ♪ ♪ call me on the cell phone >> it's so funny. >> i could watch all day. trump likes to pick fights, then resolves them. wonder if he will show up on the show before now and election day. clinton or trump could make a cameo. >> that would be interesting. i would love to see that. >> ratings boom if they go donald trump is coming on tonight, what's he going to say, what's he going to do. it really, all joking aside, there's the signs of a dictator who wants to crush comedians who mock him. i perform standup in the middle east. in the arab wor

little bit more by that carson model, and then there are shows like mine that can-- thanks to jon stewart'sshow," thanks to the "colbert report"-- we can live in a world now where people tune in and they do want to know what we're thinking, and we've certainly taken advantage of that this election. great time to be in washington. the nationals won yesterday. [ applause ] the redskins won yesterday! [ cheering and applause ] and the orange skin lost. >> traditionally to entertain, make us laugh, to help us end the day to, help us go to sleep. >> sure. >> okay. but that's not what you're doing. >> i mean, want >> we want to be informative, and we want to talk about issues that we care about and we also think other people care about. but we really, i can't stress enough, if we can't get enough jokes in them, we will cut it that night. we have to also be entertaining. >> reporter: but i watch, i see that there's a lot of jokes, but there's also a lot of very serious what you could call political analysis in it. >> i would say we try to explain with jokes and probably some analysis comes out eve

. >> jon stewart seemed to make such an effort to be nonpartisan. and you and your team seemed to have embraced putting your feelings out there for everybody to see. you make no apologies about you know, we have one shot to do the show that fully expresses who we are and how we feel. we always wanted the show, in abstract terms before the show started. we wanted to make a show that really kicks the door in and totally how we felt. that's how we're doing it. it's not our fault that people are responding to it. i feel like it's the only show that we could possibly do and we >> and is charlie show better in person than television? >> let me tell you about charlie rose, enter psychology. it's like i delved into the person he is. >> sorry, guys -- >> did you come out feeling better? >> so many riches. >> do we have more segments? >> we don't. >> what. shouldn't knee and ankle supports comfortably fit your knees and ankles? dr. scholl's new custom fit wellness center measures your leg in 3d... om-fit support that's right for you. new dr. scholl's custom f