louis, i beg you, you see what’s going on in the world, let’s go to russia, it’s the safest place, sotress dina korzun persuaded her husband, a foreigner, to move to live from switzerland to moscow. the whole country learned the name of dina korzun in the late nineties after the premiere of valery todorovsky’s film country of the deaf. after this role as a deaf dancer. she met the actor, musician and composer louis frank at the mkhat studios school, when oleg tabakov took an experimental course for foreigners. their two daughters were already born in london. why , after 13 years of living in two countries, did dina decide to finally return to her homeland? of the new european realities turned out to be unacceptable for her, and how the daughters of the actress accepted their new life in russia, this is the life and fate of dina korzm, dina. good morning, dear, hello, hello, i’m very glad, i’m so glad to see you here, thank you, thank you, we really are, but there are so many things that connect us, that is, you know about something, remember me, probably, when i was very little, becau

dina and her family decided to return to their homeland. you told me yesterday about how you sent louisd, a letter with arlikin’s drawing that he answered you, he also had a phone number there, he called me, these calls began once a month, when he slowly tried something in broken russian, because he was also looking for words with a dictionary, talked about his life, i listened to him, spoke, yes, that’s how we... communicated, but when he arrived, we began to talk, with our eyes, with our hearts, it was clear that we were very close to each other in spirit, and so it is there is, we’ve been together for 28 years, remember this moment when you, well, you they realized that... it’s not that different, they treated me differently, if he then remembered me as a girl, a student, unknown, unsure of himself, then in ninety-eight , 3 years later, it was already a girl who they didn’t give us access anywhere, and if he and i suddenly wanted, for example, to celebrate a birthday in a restaurant, it was impossible to do, because everyone came to hug us, take pictures, and it was something terribl

louis leakey he sent it to somebody. and people said, how can this woman not trained as a scientist come up with a discovery that we, famous scientists, did not know about? dr. goodall: they were extremely arrogant, most of them. they were saying things like, well, she is just a girl. she is straight out from england. why should we believe her? one of them said, maybe she taught the chimps to use tools. which, they were running away at the time. david: eventually national geographic decides to get a photographer to come over. dr. goodall: yes. that came after louis leakey approached them. david: national geographic was able to get people interested in this for what reason? dr. goodall: the scientists said, the geographic is giving her money because they can put her on the cover because she has nice legs. so, if that would happen today, there would be a lawsuit. so then, it was a different world back then. i said, if they -- my legs got me the money to do what i wanted to do, study the chimps, then thank you, legs. david:

booking errors are kerry marx and louis schaefer . ouch. and louis schaefer.ch. >> you're the one. you're the one who makes the bookings. now. >> that's what i'm. >> that's what i'm. >> everything's your fault. >> everything's your fault. >> but i think, louis, you know, we'll talk about later why the three of us should never be together. really this is too much overrepresentation. >> well, i can see why we should be together. >> oh, you should be. but me adding is too much. too many men, you mean. yeah. yes, exactly. and, kerry's just informed us before we came on air that you've got covid. >> i don't know. all i know is someone around me had. and i'm just now bursting into. >> i'm shvitzing. i am. yes yes. >> i'm shvitzing. i am. yes yes. >> so we all have it now. >> so we all have it now. >> that's great. thank you so much. >> catch it through the tv, apparently. >> oh, okay. great. well, we'll talk more about that later. right. we have a quick look. first of all, at friday's front pages, the daily mail labour accused of scare tactics over full jails. teleg

we have a copy of it here in the louis armstrong archives. bbc had a copy of it.eally thought this was magic. >> reporter: jazz historian ricky riccardi says armstrong knew. >> he wanted his fans to hear this recording. that's 1969. so it took 55 years. the fans are finally hearing it. >> reporter: it's all in "louis in london," a 13-track set, including six unreleased songs. billed as armstrong's last great performance. chronic health issues would claim him just three years later. an ardent fan himself, riccardi is director of research collections for the louis armstrong house museum. home to some of the musician's most precious possessions. >> this was his favorite trumpet. he bought this one in paris in 1952. that's a gold-plated selmer. >> reporter: including the trumpet he used at the '68 concert in london. >> it's labeled satchmo, 1957. >> reporter: the jewel of the collection. >> that's where he lived? >> this were he lived for the last 28 years of his life. >> wow. >> is best shown across the street. >> he would sit here with the kids, play the trumpet for

[cheering] louis. louis, thank you, ladies and gentlemen.is. you know who our guest is tonight? >> louis: i have no idea. >> stephen: it's michael douglas. >> louis: whoa! >> stephen: folks, i love do dogs. they can do it all: run, fetch, snuggle, play poker, which is why i love my segment "rescue dog rescue," where we help find homes for real rescue puppies. and i'm proud to say that so far we have a perfect record of every single dog we've featured getting adopted! [cheers and applause] everyone, incredible. making rescue dog rescue way more successful than my previous segment, "bee there for bees!" and i'm so excited to announce it's time for another "rescue dog rescue." thank you, everybody. ladies and gentlemen, here's how she works. we show you some adorable puppies that are actually up for adoption through north shore animal league america. and to make these even more adoptable, we will tell you flattering lies about them. you don't have to be a superhero to rescue these puppies, but it sure would be nice to have some help from, let's

louis. am wondering if that is a fact or if that is true? thank you. guest: they did travel on the ohio. lewis and clark met, they got back together to forge their path out into the west and so yes, louis and i believe it was ordway had done some traveling on the ohio. basically gathering men and supplies and things like that. guest: so we look at this is starting in st. charles missouri where the missouri comes to the mississippi. guest: it has been expanded, correct. host: where do you think it starts? guest: it's funny you mentioned it because i always thought where it started was in the library of thomas jefferson because it was actually alexander mackenzie's voyages book that sparked jefferson to say we need to go out there and claim some of this too for ourselves, at least find out what's out there. so where it started, you could say it started even here in washington dc because this is where jefferson was an jefferson was telling louis what he wanted on this journey. what you are supp

he's the guy who sells, who sells louis schaefer , who sells sells louis schaefer, who sells louis schaefer£8 a key. when i remember when it was like £2, he cried out, but basically, paul, he's saying a lot of them don't need to be there. >> release some of them. they could work on things we've just seen, but kelly, have your say in el salvador has released a load of prisoners to work on the roads. could it could that work? >> i'm not saying it couldn't work. it could work. it's just. it seems an odd thing to say from the start. it may have been misconstrued of course. we're all sitting here, particularly on our side of the argument, looking at labour going, of course they're going to let out, >> how could it be misconstrued to do the dude has air in here, please. you know, he says he says this guy not being allowed to finish a point, apparently. lewis host. but let him. >> i'm just saying over the break anyway, the guy actually works one coherent thing that's i'll let him say. >> i will say nick is the host and we should go to a break. >> okay. nailed it. all right. that's part three. nail

louis. follows it. louis. >> yes, and i've been following it for five and a half years.ree. let's be honest. great looking. just everybody else's opinion. >> hey. >> hey. >> well, i've kept i've kept myself alive to bother other people. cutting out bacon and sausages for beans and nuts can reduce dementia risk by a fifth. and i read this article because ihave and i read this article because i have to. but the truth is, there are certain words in here that made me want to stop reading , and that made me want to stop reading, and by the end of it i just said, this is bull and you don't have to read it because it's garbage. it's in harvard university, which is garbage. it's it was it was published. it was, it was it wasn't a study that was done. it was just a study that was they talked about it. it was never checked, fact checked or published in a magazine. they just went in front of the alzheimer's association, which are a bunch of liars as well. they're all liars. why don't people listen to me? >> but this is research. it's looking at links between processed red meat cons

louis. it's just such an interesting choice. >> little louis, little louis, you know, we got louis. we got little louis. yeah, that's just. that's just little louis. >> okay. we're learning. >> but then what's a zombie or jerry? >> no one can hear you. but a ghoul is someone with a physical body and a what? a goblin is a type of monster. >> type of monster, not human. okay, a zombie was once human. >> okay, okay, listen, you know, there's all these subsets, you know? >> got to learn your ghost, your ghouls and goblins. watch little scooby doo. you learn a lot there. we have a lot of those in the those episodes, but all it was was just mr. harris from the carnival. gotten away with it, too. always that this morning. let's take you to sutro tower. it's a lovely picture out there this morning where the sun up, you can see the morning marine layer there overhead. here's the accuweather headlines. we have cooler air arriving today and tomorrow. in fact, tomorrow those temperatures are really going downhill. that downhill trend does continue for the weekend both saturday and sunda. we'll

i rushed back from la, uh, landed in st louis, drove over to east st louis to st mary's hospital, andlly trying to figure out what exactly is going on. my mother was, like, quarantined. um, i wasn't able to go in and i could see her, but she was in a coma, and she's bleeding from every organ in her body. and finally, she had the worst form of a meningitis. and i had to make the decision, you know, to either leave her, like, on a breathing machine with hopes that, you know, she would have a... ..life, but it wasn't meant to be. she just went flat, and... and then she was... she was gone, you know, she was 37 years age and... and it was just, wow, devastating. and so i go back to my aunt's home, and i remember laying in the bed and i could just see the image of my mother, and that was the sign for me. i woke up the next morning, told my aunt, "i must go back, "i got a dorm room, they got a cafeteria, "all the food i could ever want and eat, "i have a scholarship and i must." and i got back on that plane, went back out to la to finish what i had started. you think your mum wanted you to

louis county police are a prosecutor spot. they own some duty to the public or to the act of this community to let them know what, what they had seen. and, and this is pretty, a selling because, you know, i don't want a very believe we, we do believe we solve this and all set up a subs are out in any one who takes this journey. by the time they get to the end, you know, there's a lot of true crime out there. there's not a lot that solves it. and this if you take this journey, i think you will feel, you know, who did what and what happened did there? this is maria, i'm interested here in the police angle. many residents of ferguson believe that it was either the police or the f. b. i who killed darren seals. was there a police anywhere in the ferguson community that there was going to be an actual, legitimate investigation? did anybody really trust the process? absolutely not on nobody trusted the process. i don't think that there was one active is that we interviewed, that believe that the police were going to do their due dil

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louis its new home. and some of the things that we have been doing since we hired our new director in november is having a listening tour with other cities to talk about the migrant crisis and how it has affected them, bringing back those ideas. we spent a lot of time in denver, we have also been contacting folks in chicago, but some of the things that we noticed is that internally we have a lot of work to do to make st. louis a welcoming city. so, we are off to the races, changing all of our flyers and making sure that anything we put on our website is available in multiple languages, we are in the process of doing new announcements at the airport or welcoming announcements in different languages. they say i'm supposed to record those, but we will see. they will help me with my spanish. also, we realize that we cannot depend on the government alone to do this, so we are making sure that we are making tons of outreach with our community organizations as they receive people who have come to the united sta

louis county and city police. and mike, german from the running center consulted on looking at this heavily redacted document. as a former f b i agent and an i'm sure you're well aware of him. he's got an illustrious reputation and you know, he was looking at uh the specifics of a police pull over and felt that there was an obvious fishing expedition going on to try to find a gun in his vehicle because darren was you know, had been convicted of a felony and therefore couldn't have it. so it seems like they were trying to turn the screws on him and one form or another. they were not being terribly subtle. when you know they, they seem to be almost the opposite. they seem to be sending a signal that darren's the people around there and with know that he was either cooperating or that they wanted him to be cooperating. and we think that serve to endangered animals, maria, when darren was killed. and we'll get more into that in a, in a minute, an f b i agent allegedly said, quote, a conspiracy theory is already formin

louis shot and killed an 18 year old young man by the name of michael brown. that shooting which has been repeated far too often in the american society set off a series of protests that have become known as the ferguson writes, ferguson laid bare the national problem of police violence against young blackman. and in many ways, it was the precursor to the black live matter movement, which began formerly, when police in saint paul, minnesota killed another black man, george floyd, several years later. but ferguson is important in part because it's so complicated . ferguson wasn't just the death of one black 18 year old event, created a movement and from movements from leaders. it was another young man, darren seals, who emerged from ferguson as a leader. indeed he did until he was murdered. i'm john curiosity. welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 a. 2 darren seals was born in 1987 in ferguson, missouri, and grew up just a few blocks from where michael brown was killed in 2014. he had known the brown family all of his life and when a police officer s

her name is julia louis-dreyfus. i've established that.ing a game called shot-zee. you're gonna roll two die, and then whatever they come up -- and i'm going to pour both shots into a glass and drink it. and i hope you know that's 'cause i love you. >> sure. i roll it towards the wall. >> seth: just roll it towards the -- >> i am! >> seth: and yell "shot-zee" when you roll. >> shot-zee! >> seth: like yahtzee. and both. >> oh, at the same time? >> seth: all right, we got -- >> we got -- >> seth: red bull and manischewitz. [ light laughter ] >> oh, my god, you poor soul. >> seth: you are making a face like you're worried. >> no, i -- i am a little worried about your tummy. >> seth: why? >> well, i sense diarrhea is on its way. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know what? i'd be happy if my kids had to deal with my diarrhea for once instead of the other way around. >> oh, you're a good parent. oh, no. [ laughter ] shot-zee! >> seth: what do we got? >> we got -- >> seth: white claw and mexican coke. i think that'll be all right. >> which one is mexica

yeah, that was louis tomlinson, obviously people will know from one direction. the clip, it was what i wanted, but unfortunately my phone broke. so i did interview him for a bit longer and when i went back to look at it, there was just, thank goodness, one clip. but all the other questions i asked him, my phone had sort of done some weird stopping without me realising. this is the great fear, isn't it, for alljournalists? "have i pressed record?" and well, you had pressed record, but your phone didn't keep that side of the bargain. exactly, but you were the story of the moment. got a lot of coverage. did you enjoy being part of the story? well, the theme tune came about in a slightly unlikely fashion, in that david lowe, the composer of the bbc news theme tune, had been on the media show on the same day that i posted on x that i was going to be djing, and people were messaging me saying, "hey, why don't "you think about a remix of the bbc news theme?" and because david had been on, i messaged him a couple of days later and said, "how about it?" and he said yes.

louis vaughan jones, at blenheim _ to you. louis vaughan jones, at blenheim palace, _ to you.at| blenheim palace, thank you. we to you. louis vaughan jones, at - blenheim palace, thank you. we will be monitoring the events in the summit throughout the day. also, if you want to catch up with that and the rest of the news, check out the website, details there of the top story, president biden now has covid and are still being pressured over whether he stays in the race. stay with us on bbc news. where we have the sunshine today will be very warm. warmer than yesterday. the heat is building, perhaps only briefly and it is not going to be hot everywhere by any means. scotland and northern ireland, cooler, cloudier conditions. this was the picture early on this morning. also a bit of light rain or drizzle effect in western scotland and through the irish sea and northern ireland. eastern scotland may be drier and brighter. the best of the sunshine away from some irish sea coast across england and wales. he had the temperatures will be higher than yesterday, widely into mid 20s, coul

louis. he had been shot and placed in the car before it was set on fire. that murder has never been solved. we were very happy to be joined by filmmaker journalist author and pod cast or reign of a shell ski and by former missouri state senator maria chappelle. now they're the creators of a new pod cast series called after the uprising. the murder of darren seals. rain. maria, thank you so much for being with us. i know this is going to be a fascinating conversation. thank you. thanks john. nice to see you again for the senior re. let's start with you. you and i have known each other for a long time, and i know that you have a nose for a story, whether it's about the c i a and the so called war on terror, or the saudi government's involvement in the 911 attacks. we've had many conversations about these issues. this one though, the murder of darren seals fascinates me. so let's start at the beginning. a cop kills mike brown. the uprising begins in ferguson after a few days of chaos. active as leaders and merge. and one of them is darren seals take it from t

louis. >> louis: stephen! >> stephen: louis, louis. saying over there before the commercial break, concerns over joe biden are still dominating much the news, and donald trump is trying to play it cool. reportedly, trump's got a new 2024 plan: moderation, lying low, and dropping the retribution threats and the january 6th celebration. yes, it's a new peace-and-love trump. ♪ coup d'etat, my lord ♪ [laughter] ♪ poop on rug ♪ ♪ hang mike pence, my lord, ♪ ♪ chicken nug ♪ but don't you dare buy it. trump is just as insane and as fascist as ever. look no further than a plan hatched by former members of his administration called project 2025. [booing] it is a blueprint. you've been reading up? it is a blueprint for a radical far-right takeover of everything in the u.s. government that, among many other scary things, proposes that trump take direct presidential control of the entire federal bureaucracy, including independent agencies such as the department of justice. trump's just gonna fill them all with his cronies. so get ready for fbi dir

louis, louis. >> louis: oh, stephen. >> stephen: this is the last show of the spring before we rocketl everybody who you've been graced with joining you on stage this week. >> louis: oh, my gosh, we have angie swan and three-time grammy nominated lakecia benjamin. >> stephen: and lakecia, tell me what's going on here. what do we have here? >> oh, my god. that's my new record coming out july 12th. [applause] >> stephen: the album is called "phoenix reimagined" out july 12. lakecia benjamin, everybody. and angie swan. thank you for being here. folks, if you watch the show, you know i spend most of my time right over there harvesting the finest jalisco news agave from the atotonilco story highlands which i distill twice in the most topical copper pots, then have it gently matured in french limousin oak casks by multi-generational agaveros to create for you the complex and refined cierto reserve extra anejo tequila that is my monologue. but sometimes, sometimes, folks, i am fished out of a canal by a one-eyed garbage scow captain where i scrape apple cores and trash juice into a discarded

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featuring louis cato and "the late show" band., live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: thank you. thank you, friends. please have a seat, ladies and gentlemen. welcome one and all in here, out there, all around the world to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] everybody is energized. that's so lovely. i hope everybody had a nice father's day. i had brunch with my kids, and then i went home and grilled a hammock with my new beard trimmer. donald trump had quite the busy weekend, because friday was his 78th birthday. and he's a little sensitive about aging. in fact, last week, trump said this birthday was the one he wanted to ignore. [noisemaker squeaks] [cheers and applause] happy birthday, donald! are ya one? are ya two? and i don't -- we don't have time for this. you're just old. you're old, okay? trump celebrated in florida at a fundraiser that featured this towering cake, which looks delicious and looks like it stormed the ca

thanks to josh and louis. headunesis thanks to josh and louis. watching at 5 am, then of course, stay tuned for breakfast. but for now it's good night all. good morning. and of course, god bless . bless. >> i can't work with. >> i can't work with. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsors of up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello, good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, it's been quite an unsettled start to the weekend, but as high pressure builds we're going to see plenty of dry weather on sunday. and that's because this weather front that's been affecting us today will generally fizzle out. and then we've got high pressure building into the atlantic and moving its way across the uk for sunday. back to you tonight though. and any showers would generally be easing away, leaving a largely dry evening and staying largely dry overnight to plenty of clear spells, which means we're likely to see some mist and fog overnight, particularly in those rural spots. an

louis schaefer, entertainer from new york, and nick dixon, the thinking man's louis schaefer.e going to jump straight back in with friday's telegraph . back in with friday's telegraph. the mayor has said not to use manchester airport for political purposes. i wouldn't even use it for travel purposes. louis. >> yeah, well, this is this is andy burnham who's who's labour. so he's like basically trying to say don't don't kill the guy who's videoed. >> can you explain the story a little bit. >> the story is, is that something happened with with something happened with with some people of giving us too many details , just one thing at many details, just one thing at a time. >> there was a video that went viral of, of a guy of a police of white police, of a white policeman kicking, ethnic people in the head and ethnic person, an ethnic person, an ethnic person in the head. and it's been the individuals that were arresting had apparently attacked police officers and all the rest of it. i'm not justifying the kick in the head remotely. i think it's completely wrong, but the point is,

louis. >> louis: stephen. >> stephen: it's always a good time when our dear friend john dickerson is just a moment, sitting right there. cbs news chief political analyst. and the anchor of "the daily report with john dickerson" cbs news. if anybody can explain, if anybody can ask plane what's going on, it's him. quick reminder, as long as we're talking politics here, monday, right? monday through thursday, all next week the republican national convention will be in milwaukee and we will be live from not milwaukee, right here at the ed sullivan theater every night to have jokes. the ha ha's after the uh-ohs. please join us, won't you? folks, if you watch the show, you know i spend most of my time right over there assembling the day's freshest ramo grandje news beef, topical preta lusitanica story chicken, and blood pudding wrapped in kale leaf, carefully layering it all in a panela which i lower into a geothermal caldera for 7 hours at 82 degrees celsius to create the hearty yet balanced azorean cozido-das-furnas stew that is my monologue. but sometimes sometimes, folks, i wake up nea

but it's louis van schoor who i have been investigating most closely.nesses. he had these special alarms, and alarms usually make a sound, but his were silent, and so that meant he could surprise any intruder. they would not know he was coming. he was a kind of vigilante killer, the great saviour of the white community. the relatives of van schoor�*s victims have struggled to find closure. translation: when my father went missing, i was six years old. - and i found out two years later that my father died and that he was killed by van schoor. sometimes, i sit down and the tears just fall, from the heartbreak, because of the pain that i feel. van schoor was arrested in 1991 and convicted of seven murders, but he only served 12 years in jail, and more than 30 of his killings are still categorised as "justifiable" by the police. i went to confront van schoor in person about his killings. it's a horror show. it's a bloodbath. this is a 12—year—old. yeah, well, he looks much different lying there than what he was that night. yourjob was not to kill. yourjob w

let's have feats, louis oakley. let's have a look at yours. feats, louis oakley. there we go. some. is that. is that duck feet or chicken feet? oh my god. and we got some of chloe's trotters. let's have a look . here we go. let's have a look. here we go. oh there we go, there we go. i think it's a pig's hoof. oh there we go, there we go. i think it's a pig's hoof . and think it's a pig's hoof. and this is. we've got paula's. there we are. paula. chicken feet. i wouldn't viewers at home. i wouldn't have dared subject you to real pictures of our panels. feet. there were calls earlier in the day from the production team to actually get my feet out. and you can imagine what my response was, but your feet were webbed. >> i have to say that looks a bit incest. >> oh my god, a bit incest. no. >> oh my god, a bit incest. no. >> we say in cornwall, if you're cornish, you've got webbed feet. oh, luckily my parents weren't from cornwall though, so i didn't get that. >> well, you've just annoyed the whole , the whole, the whole whole, the whole, the whole cornwall situation.

and they remove him forcibly take him to the outskirts of what was st louis at the time, where he is chained to a tree and burned alive and they got away with it because when they were put on trial, a judge, suitably named judge lawless, he actually let the mob go free. william herndon argues that this moment mackintosh is killed. spurs lincoln to action to talk about the rule of law and democratic decline in springfield that night in january of 1838. lincoln is saying everyone is entitled to due process of law and it's corrosive for our whole community and for the whole country. if we succumb to our passions in this way. francis mackintosh's, the only person abraham lincoln mentions by name who is the victim? he mentioned several other people and concludes the address by talking about george washington. he mentions and julius caesar and napoleon. but of the victims including the white victim, elijah lovejoy, who wrote about mackintosh's murder, mackintosh is the only one lincoln mentions by name. i think this is important in historic context. even today, after any number of deaths r

louis performed almost all the stunts in the films himself.exhibition, when you talk about this iconic place, you want to use all the epithets literally in the superlative degree, because vdnkh is the world's largest exhibition, museum and recreational complex. the most popular, as they say now, public space, 325 hectares of parks, alleys, ponds, museums, fountains, historical pavilions, come, come see. well, it can also be very tasty there. eat and it's true. the task is to create a gastronomic map of vdnh with counting steps and calories. let's see if you go around the entire exhibition stopping for refreshments, will you gain more or spend more? the first stop is on the left of the arch at the information center. here is the only latte with parmesan in moscow. from the metro to this point there are 396 steps, a glass contains 200 kilocalories. after 50 m there is a souvenir shop, we take a guidebook, the author is a researcher of the history of vdnkh, vasily horst. collected rare photographs from the times of the ussr taken at the exhibitio

louis? ♪ ♪ thank you.n the evening, from thwarted trump vp hopeful and north dakota governor doug burgum. >> last time i was in milwaukee, in this building, standing behind a podium was for the debate and i stood on one leg for two hours. you guys might remember i blew my achilles the day before. >> stephen: i'm sorry. i don't even remember your name and i just said it. what was it again? is it turd birdman? sorry, please go on, governor. >> serving as a governor with president trump was like having a beautiful breeze at our back. >> stephen: it's so true. it's so true. people around trump are always asking, "who cut the breeze?" then governor birdman talked about how trump's gonna beat china in big tech. >> president trump will ensure there is power for you and importantly, that we have the power as the united states to beat china in the ai arms race. >> stephen: that's right! we must not lose the ai arms race. we must ensure that america's fake girlfriends have the most arms. [cheers and applause] up top

[cheering] louis. >> louis: stephen. >> stephen: louis, you know, thursday audiences are good but there'sor everybody tonight. coming up in a little bit, we got a performance by musician omar apollo. and right over there in just a minute is a buddy of mine, a lovely fella and so funny. mr. seth meyers will be out here. he does -- one of the things i really love about seth, he does a thing on the show called "corrections." it's a digital plus they do. an extra they do for the digitals. he addresses mistakes that he's made on the show and it's a wonderful idea. i would do the same thing here if i ever made a mistake. [laughter] it's sad that he has to. it's kind of sad that he has to do it, you know. but you know. he's a kid. folks, i want to talk to you about kids. they're the people we're trusting this planet to. as whitney houston once said, "i wanna dance with somebody." but raising kids isn't easy. parents are busy. you gotta get the kid to school, make sure dinner is on the table, help with the homework, you barely have time to take an edible and watch "house of the dragon" season 2 b

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