loretta lynch: yes, it is. thank you for raising this. >> just a small rebuttal to a small part of what you said about the court. that is in regard to the reference, you didn't go into detail about emergency judicial vacancies -- there are 31. we have 12 up. wet so the public knows, can't deal with the other 19 until the white house gets them appear. >> thank you. loretta lynch: good morning. >> i am very concerned about continuing sanctuary city policies in many jurisdictions around the u.s. -- we have talked about this before. and defenders of those policies say they do not want to dissuade from reporting crime. however, a lot of these policies apply to not reporting illegals who are arrested. or convicted of criminal offenses. other words, they are on the criminal and of the events as we saw in the murder in san francisco. do you think it should be this the jurisdiction to prohibit its police force from reporting illegal status of somebody who is arrested or convicted of a crime loretta lynch: you have raise

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attorney general loretta lynch.y with us. ♪ emily: two high profile women of that willt, a startup dramatically speed up and some defy the process of recording traits. krawcheck citigroup joined the board. this will be the first tangible test to see if locked chain has a future in financial markets pure now our top story. james coney -- thetta lynch brought spotlight back to the heart of silicon valley. lynch spoke at the security conference. it was the industry's most important gathering of the year. she shared her most expansive views to date on this matter. if the tech community and law enforcement aren't able to reconcile their differences on encryption, where is that middle ground? >> there is a middle ground between apple and the fbi. that is who we go to to arbitrate. opiniona difference of as to what compliance means and whether or not someone should comply when you go to court. that's what we did in this case and that is what we think is the current state of affairs. however, it is also the middle ground of

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loretta lynn is here, you guys. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she's got a new record out. fantastic. "band of gold," "in the pines." there's a song with willie nelson on here. i was just listening to loretta earlier. one's on the way you know that one? >> steve: no. [ mumbling lyrics ] one is a thinkin' and another needs a huggin' one's on the way >> jimmy: and then it ends, she goes, "gosh, i hope it ain't twins again." [ laughter ] so good. she's the best. but first, i'm so excited about this. a couple months ago we reached out to jesse frederick. if you don't know, he's the guy who wrote and sang all the classic t.g.i.f. theme songs. "full house." "step by step." [ cheers and applause ] "family matters." he's the best. anyway, we asked him if he would write an original theme song for "the tonight show." and he said yes because he's the best. [ cheers and applause ] so, we shot a t.g.i.f.-style intro of our opening credits to go along with it. we had a lot of fun making it. so, here it is. please enjoy. when t

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loretta lynn! [ cheers and applause ] catch her new pbs documentary tomorrow evening. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to pharrell williams, priyanka chopra, jesse frederick, loretta lynn once again! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right here from philadelphia, pennsylvania, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night, and i hope to see you tomorrow. thank you so much. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in seth meyers." tonight -- tina fey. star of "grandfathered," actor john stamos. from "saturday night live," comedian jay pharoah. featuring the 8g band with patrick carney. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. former nominee, mitt romney gave a spe

please welcome attorney general loretta lynch! (cheers and applause) ( band playing ) >> stephen: welcome to the show! >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: our pleasure. i'm honored to have you here. as i said, you are america's top crime fighter. are you the batman? >> no. >> stephen: you're not. i am not the batman. i am the slayer. (laughter) >> stephen: you have a lot of big cases now. before we get to some of the big ones, i want to ask you, how is the law doing because you are america's top law person. how is american law and law enforcement doing right now? >> you know, american law and >> stephen: mm-hmm. the law is what we use to chart the progress of this great country. it's what i get to use every day to keep the american people safe, to protect their liberties, to protect their civil rights, and i've got the best job in the world because i get to work in it every day (cheers and applause) >> stephen: how do you feel about the people who look at the government? some people look at law enforcement, look at the governm

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dominic and loretta, thanks for joining us. lore rent tax let me start with you.overed this legislative action yesterday. as i understand it, the charlotte ordinance that this is targeting hasn't even gone into effect yet. did the legislative leaders say why they felt the need for a special session here? >> well, the legislative leaders said that they could have waited until after the ordinance went into effect on april 1st, but they thought it was smart not to let it go into effect and then to go back and say, by the way, no, you can't do that once they go into their special session on april -- or their regular session on april 25th. so they said, we should come back beforehand and never let this go into effect. and they felt like this was necessary, even though the governor said he thought they could wait until the end of april to take care of this. >> reporter: a lot of the discussion i heard, loretta, on the floor debate, focused on the provision about allowing transgender people to choose which bathroom the use. do you think if it hadn't been for that they mi

attorney general loretta lynch! and a musical performance by brian fallon! featuring jon batiste and "stay human"! and now it's time for "the late show" with stephen colbert! >> stephen: whoo! (cheers and applause) >> jon: how are you doing? >> stephen: doing all right. thank you very much! thanks! thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. i'm super excited to do the to shore tonight. how are you doing, meredith? >> i'm good. super crowd. >> stephen: super nice crowd. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: what did you think of those ladies kissing me this week? did you think that was appropriate? >> i thought helen mirren's was very tender. >> stephen: it was. very, very hot halfway through. >> it felt like we shouldn't be seeing it, like it was personal. and sally field went for it. >> stephen: sally field definitely went for it. i'm not going to say "tongue" because there is no way you can prove it. (laughter) >> yeah. well, i mean, if the reverse happened -- >> stephen: if i went on, if a man went on. >> like an actor of a certain age went on -- >> stephen: li

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attorney general loretta lynch.d winship it could be a middle ground -- we asked lynch if it -- if there could be a middle ground. >> law enforcement at any company in the court -- that is what we go to to arbitrate these subpoenas. we have a difference of opinion as to what the law or compliance means. we go to court. that is what we think is the current state of affairs and that is where we think this will play out. there is also the middle ground of discussing this in the large him -- in the larger forum of ideas. having a discussion about what it means to have both privacy and security. we do it all the time. people expect it of us. >> in the court, a brooklyn judge just roll that apple does not have to do this in a separate case. does that undermine your argument or change your strategy? >> it does not change our strategy or reliance on the court. in that case we were disappointed with that decision. we will be resubmitting into a judge in a few days with additional information. i will also note that was the ca

>> i don't think they are -- i think if you ask them, they say seriously, you think loretta lynch is going to indict hillary clinton, the top democrat? it's just not going to happen. either they're right, or not. >> we'll find out. all right. appreciate you being here. thanks so much on the clinton beat. we'll have you back. >>> you can imagine that hillary clinton hasn't been asked much about her e-mail server but i would suspect it is going to come up monday in detroit. sanders and clinton will face voters in a town hall moderated by special report anchor brett bayer. that starts at:00 p.m. eastern. it is just one day before michigan voters go to the polls in that democratic primary. 6:00 p.m. eastern. don't miss this. two years since hillary clinton has sat down with fox news and she's back. >>> with more than a dozen states in the books, voter turnout among democrats is significantly lower this election cycle than in 2008. republicans meanwhile are heading to the polls in record numbers. there's been no shortage of theories for this, including one named donald trump. joining me n

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loretta lynn is the undisputed queen of country music. we're honored she's here, celebrating the release of her new album, "full circle." good morning. >> thank you, honey. >> there is definitely an energy in this studio because you are here. do you find you have this effect on people? >> i've turned over every chair when i walk? >> your album is out today. this is the first studio album in about a decade. >> yes. >> have you been writing songs all that time? >> i've been working so hard. me and my band work all the time. son of a gun, i didn't think about recording. >> now, i heard -- >> you know, i got 90 some songs cut. >> i was about to ask. you recorded 90. >> all ready. >> you whittled it down to 14. >> yeah. we got a lot more. >> was it hard to choose which 14 would make the cut? >> i let them do it. i wasn't around when they put them in there. >> you wrote a lot of the songs, didn't you? >> sure did. hear, you wrote, didn't you? >> sure did. >> we can't wait to hear it. you have duets. you have willie nelson on this record. >> yea

loretta with time warner cable and gary robertson we hope we have you back soon. i'm sure we'll be talking about this stuff until november. stay with us. when we come back tyler duke our open records reporter going with us. >>> this was sunshine week the week of the year when those of us in the news business shine a light on the importance of open records laws and transparency and accountability they provide. here to talk about this is tyler dukes the winner of the 2016unshine award from the north carolina open government coalition. you won not just for your reporting but also for programming tools you invented can you talk more about that? >> sure and this goes back to the investigation into the unc chapel hill fraud case and the nerves and deserve jeremy morin requested everything that went into the creation of the report. the university said that amounts to 5.5 million pages of records so far. they have so far released about 680,000 pages of those records and a good portion of those were not searchable at all to anybody. and so our thinking was the university s