i'm here with my peanl, very funny come easyian bonnie mcfarlane and new book if the raindrops unitedn bike store, comedian and author judah friedlander. and her new show, ash versus evil dead premiers on starz on halloween at 9 p.m actress lucy lawless. and for everyone at home, go to twitter@nightly show, hashtag tonightly. we were talking about this earlier. representative paul ryan announced that one of his preconditions for running for speaker of the house is he needs to make time for his family. but i feel that if a woman running for speaker of the house said we need to make sure we have time for my kids, do you think we would hear a-we. >> she would be getting a pat on the head, good girl, get back in. they would be like you should spend time with your kids and just stay there. and then, yeah. >> is that how you feel about real work. >> and while you're there, make us a sandwich. >> yeah, i am bitter. >> i'm angry about that. >> congress is harsh. >> i know. i don't know. >> it seems like-- i always feel like when a man takes on a roll that is usually for women he gets the a-w.

general mcfarlane. where several layers were added to the general officer already in iraq. raqqa, isili stronghold and military capital. we have been clear for some time we need to keep up pressure in raqqa, and we will support moderate syrian forces fighting isolate have made territorial gains. some are in 30 miles of raqqa today. syrian-arab coalition will work overtime to push towards raqqa. to the south, we plan to further strengthen jordan pay from these guys above, we intend to intensify our air campaign, including the addition of u.s. and coalition air craft to target isil with a more heavy rate of strikes. and its oil enterprise, a critical pillar of bicycles a critical-- pillar of isil's financial infrastructure. part of this includes our new approach to the syrian train and equip program. , like president obama and members of this committee was , disappointed with that program's results. we accordingly examined the program and have since changed it. ," not the word "changed "end." the old approach was to train and equip completely new forces outside of syria, befo

oh, seth mcfarlane, everybody.arch, and he's actually not famous at all. you know, they say you only roast the ones you love, so this is gonna be short. it's been a rough year for comedy. not only did the world lose greg giraldo... [cheers and applause] yeah. but even worse, it kept jeff ross. - wow, that's harsh. wow, that's a tough one. - you know, ross, you've been doing this for a long time, man. i mean, jeff ross has been roasting people since whitney cummings was nothing but a glint in the eye of the man who raped her mother. you know, whitney cummings is one of the hottest acts in show business right now for no reason whatsoever. i mean, whitney has had more undeserved opportunities than a native-american applying for college. i mean, look at this dais. you've got a pimp, a murderer, a drug-dealer, a pornographer, and then eight white people. [laughter] [cheers and applause] larry king is here. larry's been married eight times. eight times! jesus, man. you've got 99 problems, and bitches are all of them. lar

i referred back to the conversation and a comment from mcfarlane to is the chair over at barclays. his intimation is that europe needs consolidation and that you need almost this super national institution to go head-to-head with the americans. he didn't exactly agree but he did say there would be consolidations. >> i think in general, europe will need consolidation with respect to the investment banking industry. i'm not so sure we need a super national champion but we need a better competitive landscape and i think it is wrong for europe to basically not have or offer the same capabilities in terms of services to the economy and to be dependent on other regions to serve them. jon: also when it came to what you have been telling us what they are doing and what is happening with barclays and the appointment of jeff bailey, it's a time of not being complacent. because my question was, is this a golden opportunity? if you look at the corporate side of the bank, the best results since 2010. this chimes with me because if you remember when we broke the istsche bank numbers, cryan attem

foundation for defense of democracies senior counselor and former pentagon official fox news analyst k.t mcfarlane. let's start with the idea that our military has designed and our intelligence the prospect of a threat to the cables themselves. what do you make of it? >> i'm not surprised. we've done the same thing to them in the past. when i was in the nixon administration it was called operation ivy bell. we listened to their communication. are they listening are they doing something else about it. are they going to disrupt our communications or are they going to hack into them and somehow disorder some of our communications. >> what has raised the prospect they would seek the cut the cables? my second question would be why wouldn't that always be one of the possibilities you would assign to your enemy strategists? >> i think this is all a piece, lou with the general push that putin is making to challenge american interests all around the world. to show that he can hold at risk some of the most important american assets. to show that he's got tremendous leverage over us. he wants things from the

this is, there's a need, the conditions were evaluated by commanders such as general austin and mcfarlane to say the conditions are acceptable, certainly higher risk for american personnel on the ground, but acceptable for americans to be there to bring those added capabilities in this effort. >> and steve ganyard, i know 50 people, but a lot more aircraft, correct? >> yeah, i think that's the other headline here, martha. we're essentially doubling down on the air power. as general ham said, coalition airplanes come back with cords nates because they haven't been able to find places on the ground. better enable air power. but again the question is to what end? >> okay, thanks to you both. >>> we now turn to 2016 and the critical meeting tonight, candidates still fuming about the questions and tone in that cnbc debate. plotting on their own without republican party officials about changes to future debates. the republican chairman has already suspended a debate on nbc. ben carson is leading the charge for changes. he's our exclusive guest this morning. but first, abc's tom llamas with the

bill: also you have john mcfarlane, the chairman, as a former citibanker. how they manage their business. leadership is everything, not only in finance, but in many instances. if you have the proper leadership, you can make money in the most difficult times. tom: and you see that in the most difficult times, ge doing better than good, shifting to an industrial company. topave industrial-level photos today as well. we have not had top photos, it feels like, in ages. vonnie: it has been a couple of weeks. ge is up 3% in the premarket. we start with a volunteer firefighter who received a full face burned, receiving what is being called the most extensive face transplant to date. a 26-hour surgery, more than 100 doctors and staff involved. --was injured after a rip after a roof collapsed on him. he received a full scout, face, ears, upper and lower eyelids. how amazing is that? tom: thank you for bringing that to us. absolutely extraordinary. vonnie: i think you have our second top photo, jon. jon: from india, there have been more than 70 deaths after flooding