louis: yeah, i don't do pad thai, bro. jazz: why? louis: because, man.o thai food, you need to learn how to do pad thai. louis: i know how to cook pad thai. jazz: but you don't want to sell them? louis: if i have a customer that comes in and they say to me, "i really love that. i've never had thabefore in my life. that's like what means the most to me, so..." mark: that standard time menu of pad thai, curries, the typical things that yofind on a thai men tui at jitlada blew that we open. itas like here are some dishes you've never had before and when you look at the menu for ep+lp, it's like these are some dishes you've never had before. louis: when we're talking about pad thai, jazz helped create that culture of what people know and encouraging them to then try restaurants like mine and continue to learn and evolve and see kind of different styles. jazz: you want to know one thing? louis: yeah, of course. jazz: since i met you that day, i tell the whole world that they should walk into ep+lp. "even thai cooks couldn't do it like louis does. you have to

you know, hash tag one club louis helped demonstrate. it's not strictly about wages investing in staff facilities, marketing and the like is also key. it's help them achieve success in a league with major clubs like crystal palace, watford, sheffield, united and even liverpool, louis beat on the last day of the season. i think anyone who plays one to who has experience, whether it's. 6 obvious discrimination or just an unbiased and comp, just discrimination and just not have an equal opportunity that with maybe unique important habit lewis, se stuff like not having a not having a kid. it's be in the men's kid. i knew like a friend of the clubs that the lights between off the train and because they not mail. jenda does not have an equal pay. having to rush off like mil. things like waste, loosely professional than having to rush to a 2nd job. their job, a little things that if we were the equivalent of the man just just wouldn't happen . the support staff, but yeah, louis jackson does it, does it very differently? so a very lucky liverpoo

this is louis football club, otherwise known as equality f. see. there women now play in the championship, the 2nd flight below the w s. l. while the men are down in the 7th tier. back in 2017. the community owns club decided to split revenue equally between genders. a lot of people understand that the pay parity, but it's more than that. it's about playing at the same ground. it's about cheating and valuing the players. similarly, equally, i'm and it's about making sure that the marketing efforts iep in say that women sides are the same as for the men site and vice versa. and that way we're creating a club that is genuinely, you know, hash tag one club louis helped demonstrate. it's not strictly about wages investing in staff facilities, marketing and the like is also key. it's help them achieve success in the league with major clubs like crystal palace, watford, sheffield, united and even liverpool louis beat on the last day of the season. i think anyone who placement who has experience, whether it's a. 6 we as discrimination, oldest and biased a

. >> louis: always. >> stephen: keep is sexy welcome to "the late show."ry kind. hello, everybody, in here and out there, everybody that is watching. welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. folks, you know-- ( cheers and applause ) you know, america is changing so fast. every day seems to bring shocking news that radically unsettles what we believe this country should be. and it's happened again, because taco bell's latest tostada features a giant cheez-it. all right. i think i speak for all americans when i say ahhhh. mmm... ohhh. ( laughter ) i'm exciting about this idea. let's take a look. behold, the snack of madness! it's like my dreams and my nightmares had a baby, and then baptized it in ground beef. ( laughter ) the giant cheez-it is 16-times larger than a normal cheez-it, with the same taste and texture as a cheez-it. so you won't lose any of that flavor that can only be described as "it." ( laughter ) it's got real "it" flavor. it's made with real "it." louis when i heard about this, i was totally ready for the "it" to hit th

louis cardinals who are pictured here on the map, the st. louis cardinals. if i asked you what's today about the st. louis cardinal you would probably say, oh they are the westernmost team in baseball. california does not have a team, arizona, washington state, you do not have your own major league team. the closest one is st. louis, so, being a heart of the country, they westward most team, they became americas team. that dovetails with branch ricky's system where they had a lot of players, the gas house team image and they become the quintessential team of the depression era. that peaks with the 1934 world series, i love this image on the right of the cardinals were versus the tigers in the 1934 world series. it really does represent the depression itself, much of the port industry is such shut down during the great depression so when they tar tigers and cardinals play they represent to beleaguered cities trying to make their way. st. louis is suffering from low wherever boat traffic, the western farm economy collapsing. a couple of key figures that really

>> louis williams iv. >> reporter: louis williams iv came to minnesota to play football at st. cloud state university >> i had like a year and a half left of school they cut the team because of the budget issues >> reporter: louis stayed, finished his engineering degree, struck a pose with his mother, and went to work in his field. the field of manufacturing engineering. and the infield. >> last year around this time i read a book called "the compound effect" and it basically was talking about if you got a talent, put it on display for the world to see >> reporter: you might say louis jumped at the opportunity. how much do they love him? that's a team pleading to have louis move from another game to theirs >> please! >> reporter: the girls will encounter plenty of umpires they won't long remember and one they will never forget >> as long as the kids have fun hey i'd do a hundred back flips. >> reporter: nbc news, minnesota. >> that is terrific. that is "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. g

louis brandeis is more familiar. who is sam warren? prof. gajda: he is very important in this essay. he was a lawyer from a very rich family. he went to harvard law school, where he met louis brandeis. they went into practice together in boston. they had a law firm together. warren was of great interest to the media at the time. the reason why he was of such interest, and not louis brandeis, who was becoming more familiar as a lawyer, but sam warren, the reason why he was of such interest was because he was from a rich family. his family owns one of the largest paper mills in the country. they were millionaires. so the media was very interested in them. but what really sparked media interest in sam warren was when he married the daughter of the secretary of state. politicians of the time were celebrities of the day. so when sam warren married the secretary of state's daughter, it caused headlines across the nation about the wedding. and then at that point sam warren in effect married into becoming a public figure and newspapers of the day we

you going to sleep. >> louis: yes. >> stephen: louis, you got anything?p. >> stephen: i have big plans, thanks for asking. i'm actually leaving here and immediately going to the airport and i'm going to go to greenland. >> oh, wow. >> stephen: i'm going to greenland. i never heard anybody that excited to hear the word "greenland." i'm going to go do a u.s.o. show at the northern-most u.s. military base in the world. ( cheers and applause ) >> louis: amazing, amazing. that's awesome. >> stephen: if you want me to bring anything back, they have ice and gravel. ( laughter ) folks, it's summertime and... wait, i'm being told in my deaf ear that we have some breaking news. jim, can we play the breaking news graphic that we stole from cnn? thank you, james. that inappropriate graphic has never been more appropriate, because our breaking news is about cnn. you may remember, that news network is now run by the guy who used to run this show, c.e.o. and mega church pastor who says jesus wants him to have another jet, chris licht. well, we have a hot scoop from "rad

louis. >> get it cleaned up. what are your thoughts about that?bile treatment centers offer things like the overdose reversal drug narcan and offer tips on how to use drugs safely. >> this is one effort to bring everything into the community and to always rely -- to not always rely on the community to come to us. >> what is being handed out? >> food, narcan, fentanyl testing strips as well. if people need access to sign up for medicaid so we get them at least to start the initial process will sign them up for medicaid. >> it's part of an effort to build trust and break down barriers in neighborhoods that cunningham calls treatment deserts. >> where our treatment centers are situated, sometimes you have to catch two and three buses to get there, so imagine the burden we put on people to come to us, to see us. and then you have a small window of getting there on time. if your bus is late and then you're told you can't be seen. it's so many different issues. >> also part of the neighborhood effort: clergy, like the reverend rodrick burton. >> this is

hello, louis. hello, louis. hello, band! hey, everybody!ar riff ) ( cheers and applause ) joe, thank you so much for being here. night after night you've come in here and just burned the house down. thank you so much for bringing it. >> i'm having a great time. i love this band. >> stephen: they're amazing. i want to ask you about vet's aid, founded in 2017. what is that and what's its role? >> well, steve! life's been good, right? so i was looking around for somewhere to make a difference, and i picked vets. >> stephen: and why was that important to you, joe? >> well, i'm a gold star kid. ( applause ) my father died in active duty, and, so, i'm resonant to gold star families. >> stephen: and if people want help, where can they go. >> vetsaid.org. this year is columbus, ohio. we're going to play a concert in columbus, ohio, sold out in half an hour. >> stephen: here's the concert right here, check this out righr being the james gang. >> yes, i am. yes, i am. >> stephen: one last ride. there you go. >> stephen: check it out, everybody. check

you went one on one with louis and met with louis this evening with her attorney present, she laid out a timeline and paperwork, she says, are proof of where she lives. do we have this in stacks of fifties from her campaign office in san francisco sunset, leanna louis disputes allegations that she may have committed photo fraud and that she may not live in district four. she's running to become that area supervisor confident that i did nothing wrong, and i'm sure that everything will be just fine and i'll be on the ballot. the city attorney's office is investigating louis following articles written by journalist joe, with mission local questioning why she voted in a district other than the one she was wretched. stirred in and whether her primary residences in the district she is running to represent. writing lies about me there half truth, and i felt that if he was truly a journalist, then he would give me a chance to tell him my side and also provide evidence tells me out of anger and frustration , she wrote a post on social media capitalizing the last four letters of joe s. ganassi's

louis -- that is mildred in st. louis. axios reports -- as it response to the house speaker visit which is ahead of plan my military drills. timely -- taiwanese officials say it may amount to a blockade. that is according to bloomberg as officials in japan expressed alarm at beijing plans. china's government also -- and retaliation up the trip -- in retaliation of the trip. from maryland, on the support line, we will hear from rick. caller: i hope everyone is having a good morning. oh my gosh. i spent my entire career working in the defense department. the lady who called has no clue what is -- she is talking about. the united states has a $700 billion a year in defense. there are reasons of -- for that because we have to be ready. that is why we have the best fighters in the best nuclear subs -- and the best nuclear slopes --subs. we have to be ready? --. host: do you think the speakers trip will aggravate tensions with china? caller: it doesn't matter because free is free and -- if they wanted to go to cuba, let them go?

louis, missouri, and st. petersburg, florida, tied to the african people's socialist party as the justice department and dies a russian man whohey accuse of using u.s.-based groups to spread russian propaganda. we will speak with african people's socialist party founder omali yeshitela whose home was raided. >> they see in the african people's party, and vanguard for the struggle for the liberation of our people. they see that because not just what we do here in united states but because we have the temerity to do like malcolm and take the struggle of black people around the world. amy: the bed and -- the biden administration says it has ended the remainder mexico policy that forced tens of thousands of asylum seekers to wait and mexico assert cases made their way through u.s. courts. >> now that the injunction has been lifted and the biden administration has expressed its intent to en the remaind mexicorogram, we demand they do so immediately d in an orderly way to disenrolling one who continues to bend rema

louis county approximately seven miles northwest of st. louis city limits. alough the city surround byhe predomintly white community of berkeley and ferguson, it is sharply separated from it... petty: he built the junior high, that was the city hall. he built smith school. everything basically was brick around here... brawley: there were some things that are very controversial, and one of them was a street that had always been closed. boyd: one thing that i remember is that we were angry, and today people are angry. there are a lot of things... (archival): this picture was taken from the ferguson side, the sign says "pavement end." williams (present-day): nobody ever gave us any official information as to why that barricade... (archival): took the name off of the sign but the real estate people wouldn't call us back. hesburgh: the united states commission on civil rights is an agency of the united states government. its duties are to study and collect information... squires: we got what we wanted, which was the freedom and ability to go places and buy homes.

louis? just saint louis. i realized how midwestern i am whenever i go to new york city or la and i'm just like well, it's a lot of people here a lot of moving a lot of stairs a lot of hustling. and so when i think of home, i think of saint louis i think of hickory street i think of you know, my neighbors on the south side, i think of particular rec centers and particular basketball courts, i think of buddha i think of wolves i think like that's that's what i think of and i think of home i think of my great grandmother's house right where when home was less tumultuous we would gather and celebrate and talk trash and celebrate some more and eat homeless tumbling on top of mattresses and an alley with my little brother before we were getting in trouble. like that's very much home to me. and home is home is where my where my people are and so over the more and i guess over the last year and i have i have been so lucky to have been quarantined with my sister's. i'm the oldest of six i have three younger sisters an

louis. i realize how midwestern i am when i go to la and there's a lot of people here, a lot of movement, a lot of hustling. when i think of home i think of st. louis, i think of hickory street, my neighbors on the south side, basketball courts, like that's what i think of when i think of home. i think of my great grandmother's house when home was less tumultuous and we would gather and celebrate and talk trash and celebrate some more and eat. i guess over the last year and a half we were in quarantine together and it's just been so beautiful because it's the first time that we were all together.i i was kicked out of my moms moms house when i was 16 and i've gone a bunch of different journeys. the second part is ridiculous but to celebrate it's been rewarding come home with my children, my partner, and my favorite bathroom, like where the people are. they are truth tellers even when it hurts and there are some political spaces i consider my home. thank you for that question. i want to think

louis fed.talk about the implication of inflation as a function of this bill. >> i think the implications would be small on inflation, inflation's mostly a job for the central bank, and i are a quest have a question for the senator this all minimum tax for corporations, how would that work and would that set up two different corporate tax schemes in the u.s. tax code >> i think that's the big question we have no answers as to how this 15% minimum tax works there's the book tax aspect of it when you look at the industries that are mostly harmed by the new way at looking at taxing and a minimum tax you see manufacturing is 50% harmed in this, that they're projecting to lose over 218,000 jobs in the short term if you look at the coal industry, which i'm very interested in, their taxes are projected to go up 7.2%, but we still don't have the details of this it's wednesday, and this is going to try to get crammed down our throat in the next 48 hours it appears as though and we're making massive chang

louis are able to go to illinois to have their procedures carried out. but one of the other effects from this, despite the executive order, we'd have had to day our home abortion, i'm abortions on the rise. there was this statistic from the got to mac institute, about accounting for 54 percent of all abortions in may. yeah. so self managed abortion with pills is extremely safe and effective. there are ways such as organization called 8 access that people are able to order abortion pills and get them delivered to their home. these certain states have restrictions on telemedicine, abortions, which is when you are able to have your appointment and have the doctor walk you through via telehealth. some have restrictions on getting abortion pills in the mail. so there's, there are ways to get worse pills. it depends on the state what the laws are around, whether it's legal or not to get the pills in the mail. but safe, self managed version with pills is incredibly safe and effective. you know, sorry. you will be pleased about this result in kansas given the su

sadly miss louis continues to make self justifying false and inflammatory statements. i believe this devalues any apology important for me to stay in the race because i feel that asian americans have not had a true representative. lewis says she offered to meet with the journalist he has declined. the city attorney has not said when the investigation will be completed. the election is november 8th julie. amber lee reporting live in the newsroom tonight. thank you. amber at 23 , year old man from san francisco who has admitted to killing his father and stepmother will be in court tomorrow to face murder charges . irvin hernandez flores is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow morning in san francisco. in a jailhouse interview with ktvu flores says he was intoxicated and angry at his father for allegations of past sexual abuse. he says he did not mean to kill his stepmother, but she was fatally wounded when he shot his father . after the shooting floors. livestream the crime scene in a profanity laced rant. florist tells ktvu. he fired a total of 20 rounds. at 11 tonight a

it's in north saint louis. yeah, the the founding ed of this organization. i don't even get off on like nonprofits, but he's legit like his name's mike milton. he was a member of this other organization actually saint louis and then he ran the bell project autonomously in st. louis. left the bell project to create this organization to do so many different things. one thing that it does is it figures out how to divert people even people convict accused or charged with violent crimes divert them from going to jail. so this is the first program of the country that diverse people who are charged with violent crimes out of jail and into like this particular program. he's trying to figure out well, how instead of incarcerating people how can we figure out how to get them everything they need and also expect them to be members of this organization to build power and so every one of the team right now that he works with all people with radical politics all people who are formally incarcerated. and so that's who we like, you know, figuring out abolition capitalism ho

louis once. [ laughter ] >> yeah, exotic places like hawaii, mexico, st. louis. yeah.e in st. louis." >> nicole: spend money to save money. >> she was in l.a., i was in new york, we both spent money to fly to st. louis and buy cheap clothes. >> nicole: uh-huh. tell them what happened. >> so -- i didn't look up where the -- the thrift shop was. >> nicole: yeah, she said google who? >> we just showed up. we couldn't find it. [ laughter ] >> nicole: yeah. yeah. so you booked the airbnb. it smelled like dead people. >> yes. i mean, i didn't -- >> nicole: you booked it. >> they didn't have a smell test online. >> nicole: no. but it was bad. the tiles were dry rotted. we drove over state lines, back and forth, trying to find this thrift store. >> i have proof that it actually existed. >> nicole: you do? >> i do. i took a picture of myself in the store. i don't think i ever showed this to you. >> nicole: what else do you have hidden in that chair? you're just pulling [ bleep ] out. i got a sign, i got my phone, what else is in there? >> well! >> nicole: i wish it was a husban

>> louis: it's a bit of a mix. some of his songs are sofamilias them already.e're making notes and charts. we have it laid out on ipads and papers and chicken scratch. ( laughter ). >> stephen: james, i understand you don't read sheet music. >> no, i never learned to read music well. but, you know, it's-- i find a way to communicate. larry goldings came with me from just being out -- >> stephen: larry goldings, everybody. ( applause ) thank you, larry. >> stephen: so you don't read sheet music, but you have played with symphonies and stuff like that. how do you la-dee-da your way with the boston pops? >> it's exactly that. it's just all smoke and mirrors. >> stephen: you've been faking it until you make it for the last 50 years? >> now the cat's out of the bag, so... ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> stephen: well thanks so much again for being here. >> thank you. >> stephen: in just a moment-- ( applause ) we've got-- we've got the lovely fellas from "pod save america" will be out here in just a moment. >> louis: yeah. >> stephen: stick around for that. folks, any

saint louis community leaders fight to combat the opioid crisis as overdose deaths skyrocket among black americans. >> this is a civil rights issue. it's a human rights issue that we need to change. it is a chronic disease and we have stigmatized a chronic disease. >> all that and more on

louis cardinals picture here the map, that's when we are st. louis cardinals, what is about the cardinals he would say they are the western most team in baseball. so if you lived in california don't have a team, like arizona, washington state, you have your own major-league team but of course in st. louis, so part of the country, the westward team became kind of america's team and the system in the gashouse gang the cardinals become part of the quintessential team during the depression era and this was in the 1934, world series. the cardinals versus tigers 19359034 world series. and also a reflection of the depression itself and much of the industry is shut down during the great depression. in the represent the leader cities trying to make away and suffering from across the midwestern farm economy. "figures, really entertain the during the 1934, world series and one will talk about the little bit but he is the picture, and had two victories during the world series that help the cardinals win. then a fine one, how can you not love this name and

( applause ) louis, we have a couple of amazing people out here tonight.uis: that's right. >> stephen: actor, writer, director, comedian, director of the new series "severance," nominated for 14 emmys, coming out here. and wonderful comedian d'arcy carden will be out here a little bit later. >> louis: yeah! >> stephen: but of course, of course, our first guest this evening all week is mr. joe walsh right over there. ( applause ) you're blowing-- you're blowing a little energy. you're bringing some oxygen into the room, sir. thank you for being here. and i have something in common, friendo, and that is-- can you explain this photo? what's going on right there? what's happening there? >> well, i ran for president in 1980. >> stephen: i ran for from the 2007. how did yours go? >> uh, well, there was about 20 confirmed votes. ( laughter ) >> stephen: 20 confirmed-- 20 confirmed votes. did you contest-- did you contest the election? >> i wanted a recall, but they didn't do that back then. >> stephen: what was your platform, joe? >> free gas. ( cheers and applau

louis. >> louis: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: yup. that sounded amazing.t, a wonderful actress. and the fantastic comedian stephan merchant will be out here. we get to that st. vincent, let me check in with you for just a second here. i know this, but people might not know, you are a proud daughter of dallas, is this not true? >> i am, in fact, from dallas, texas, yes. >> stephen: do you get back there often? >> all the time. my family's there. >> stephen: wow, okay. sell me on dallas. because i've never been to dallas. is it the brisket? is it the cowboys? what should i look forward to the most? >> well, i find whenever i tell people i'm from dallas, they say, "oh, i love austin. the. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: how does-- how does dallas feel about, like, the other, like, well-known cities? are you guys jealous of the attention that austin gets? >> ah, you know, i think it's sort of like sibling rivalry. like, austin is the cool, youngest sibling who is, like, free-wheeling and fun. and dallas is sort of buttoned up and a little -- >> stephen:

louis. why so much spectacle? i mean, everyone passes at sometime or another. but why the pomp and the circumstance? what's the history behind it? >> yeah, that's a good question. because it's something that's built up over time. and jean is hinting that all of these plans going into six days of a funeral, going back to the beginning with george washington, with the very first presidential funeral in 1799, just to show how far we've come. george washington, in his will, asks for no funeral oration. so he didn't want any funeral. and one of the reasons that i surmise is that washington had such a strong sense of republican virtue, and that in america, our leaders were citizens first, and we were much different from the monarchs and the tyrants of old europe. so he had asked for no funeral. now, washington was a feemason, so the freemasons had asked martha if they could hold a modest funeral for him. and they did, and i think there is maybe an image of the funeral. and it was just a couple of hundred marchers that were in the funeral. he was -- he died and was in

king louis vague was trying to create the illusion of a bygone world which he chose to enjoy in solitude. and the good sets must 35 servants satellite, all the contents in the palace. after that untruth they all had to vanish should be good for free. so the king truly could be alone here and your interest visible from far and wide, yet seemingly unapproachable noise launch dine castle at the foot of the alps. the most famous of all his castles. it too was built for lieut, big and lewd vig alone. he was enthralled by tales of the middle ages. the singers hall was meant to be attribute to the age of chivalry and its culture. but lute big was also a product of his time. he loved technological innovations, his nights, castle feature, telephones, and running water boot vig never lived to see the completion of either noise bunstein or the headland came. se palace not far away is the only palace the bavarian king. so finished linda hoff. lord vig, the 2nd actually lived here for some time, surrounded by a vast park. it's thought to have been his favorite palace. and back on the trail. my uphill

>> louis: you know, it's a bit of a mix. that everyone kind of knows them already. >> stephen: mm-hmm. >> and some with more specific parts, we're making notes and charts. we've got cues kind of laid out on ipads and papers... and chicken scratch. ( laughter ) >> stephen: james, i understand you don't read sheet music. >> no, i never learned to read music well. but, you know, it's-- i find a way to communicate. larry goldings came with me from just being out on-- >> stephen: larry goldings, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) thank you, larry. so you don't read sheet music, but you've played with symphonies and stuff like that. how do you do that? how do you la-dee-da your way with the boston pops? >> just-- it's exactly that. it's just all smoke and mirrors. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you've been faking it until you make it for the last 50 years? >> that's exactly right. now the cat's out of the bag, so... ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: well thanks so much again for being here. >> thank you. >> stephen: in just a moment

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for district for within the 30 days, ktvu spoke to lou leanna louis when asked if she plans to file a lawsuit against the city. she told us she needs the weekend to decide what she's going to do. a state judicial panel today rated the woman nominated as chief justice of california supreme court as exceptionally well qualified. the nomination of patricia guerrero will now go before voters in november. if approved, ghetto would be the first latina to serve in that role. justice guerrero's but most of her career in the san diego area. she is currently an associate justice on the high court. the current chief justice tenny, kent o'neill. sakura retires in january after 12 years the justice department today unsealed an fbi affidavit that allowed the fbi to search mar lago. it provides new details about what prompted the search of former president donald trump's florida's state. but as our political reporter greg lee explains, the affidavit is heavily redacted. it is important for us to know. at some point how it risk our national security was house speaker nancy pelosi, reacting to the hea

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louis cato. and company. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. ( cheers and applause ) magnificent.. this is a good seat. coming up, y'all... ( applause ) it's quite-- we've got quite a show tonight. quite a show tonight. coming up in just a moment, emmy nominated wonderful actor from hbo's "succession," kieran culkin is going to be out here in just a little while. >> louis: that's right, that's right. >> stephen: and, i mean, i hope we can all have as much fun over here as it looks y'all are having over there. i can't believe i have front-row seats to mr. joe walsh, right over there. say hello. ( applause ) joe, you've played some great hits this week, you know, some mastererful guitar work. covers like "soul man." but things you have made immortal. is there any chance we will hear "life newscast lane this week." >> that will cost you extra. >> stephen: that's like guac? it's a little extra for that how about just the riff? could we hear even just the riff at any point. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's all we can afford. thank you. stop right there. >> louis: come o

thank you, louis. ♪ ba-da-ba. lovely night. what a lovely night.ct, representing parts of bronx and queens. please welcome back to "the late show," congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> my gosh! oh, my goodness. >> audience: a.o.c.! a.o.c.! a.o.c.! a.o.c.! >> my gosh. thank you, thank you. ( cheers and applause ) thank you. >> stephen: i-- i think that means you should visit more often. >> yeah. >> stephen: it's been a while since we've had you here. nice to see you again. >> yes in fact today is actually-- we just realized-- is the four-year anniversary since i was here the first time, the very first time. >> stephen: oh, wow. >> yeah. >> stephen: oh, wow. >> right after i won my primary. >> stephen: not much has happened in the last four years. >> not much at all. > stephen: okay, auspicious time for you to be here. we didn't actually know the hearing was going to be today when you originally agreed to come on the show. explosive hearings today. did you have a chance to watch the hearings