tonight -- senator bernie sanders comedian julio torres, author and activist deray mckesson featuring 8g band with carter mclean. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news after showing reporters and outdated and hand doctored hurricane map you sharpied to include alabama, president trump last night tweeted out a screen shot of early weather projections to justify the move. and i mean really early projections. [ laughter and applause amid reports of hurricane dorian new articles have been published on fema's unofficial waffle house index for measuring storm severity, which tracks whether waffle house restaurants in particular areas are fully open, serving a limited menu or completely closed. [ laughter ] and from what i know of waffle houses, if they're closed, run [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause a former trump campaign aide has announced she's dropping her lawsuit accusing president trump o

author and journalist matt taibbi and a look at historical resistance with author and activist deray mckesson. at 8:00 eastern, his latest book, "power grab," jason kcha visit argues the -- >> there's this recurring theme in here that they really do believe on that radical far-left side, they throw all these labels like fascist and all these really negative terms on donald trump but what i see them doing is exactly what they claim the president was doing. that in order to protect our freedom, they need to take it away. in order to make sure the 1st amendment's in place, they need to take away our rights under the 1st amendment. i mean, it's just a recurring theme. >>> at 9:00 on "afterwards," journalist michelle malkan offers her thoughts on u.s. immigration policy, in her book, "open borders incorporated." she's interviewed by texas republican congressman chip roy. >> tim cook and jeff bezos have donated to many of these deep-pocketed non-profit organizations that are crusading for illegal alien right. you wonder how it is they have instant representation in court to sue over every last trum

ever since then, mckesson it's close to 50 years i felt blessed . we are going to talk about the rosary rally later. that was a key role, too. can't sleep that out. >> we will take a brief break now. we will return and talk about rie history of the rosary inthe va n frleancisco.e y rall >>> thank you for joining us on mosaics, again. we are talking about the blessed mother mary. we are talking about the at guest r special prayer. here, rat, who looks much what i'm going to tell you, he was in attendance at the 1961 rosary rally in golden gate park. it is a famous even in san francisco history. i have to admit, i am eager also, but we were both there. i was a 12-year-old kid. this was father patrick p.m., and came to san francisco archdiocese, and put on a rosary valerie in golden gate park. let's look at photos from it. we will run some slides on the screen. what these are our stills from a very grainy documentary 15 minutes long. you can see this on youtube, we will tell you later where you can find it. this is the family rosary crusade. if we can

and a look at historical resistance with author and activist deray mckesson.re that they really do believe on that radical far left side, they throw these labels like fascists, all these really negative terms on donald trump. what i see them doing is exactly what they claim the president was doing. that in order to protect their freedom, they need to take it away. in order to make sure the first amendment applies, they need to take away our rights under the first amendment. it's a recurring theme. >> at 9:00 on afterwards, michelle malkin offers her thoughts on u.s. immigration policy in her book. she's interviewed by texas republican congressman chip roy. havem cook and jeff bezos donated to many of these deep-pocketed nonprofit organizations that are crusading for illegal alien writes. you wonder how it is that they have instant representation in court to sue over every last trump initiative to enforce the law. business is a-- huge reason for that. >> watch book tv, every weekend on c-span2. representative joe kennedy is serving his fourth term in the house.

author and journalist heidi and a look at historical resistance with author and activist the rain mckesson. then a eastern, in his latest book power grab, former udall republican punishment jason argues that liberals are trying to undermine the trump presidency. >> there is this recurring theme that they really do believe on that radical far left side, they throw these labels like fascist and all these really negative terms on donald trump. but what i see them doing is exactly what they claim the president was doing. that in order to protect our freedom, they need to take it away. in order to make sure the first amendment is in place they need to take away our rights under the first amendment. it's just a recurring theme. >> nine on "after words", michelle malkin offers her thoughts on us immigration policy in herbook open borders incorporated . he'sinterviewed by texas republican punishment roy . >> and jeff basis as donated to many of these deep-pocketed nonprofit organizations that are crusading for illegal alien rights. you wonder how it is a happy instant representation in court to su

tonight -- senator bernie sanders comedian julio torres, author and activist deray mckesson featuring let's get to the news after showing reporters and outdated and hand doctored hurricane map you sharpied to include alabama, president trump last night tweeted out a screen

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tonight -- senator bernie sanders comedian julio torres, author and activist deray mckesson featuringoing tonight [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news after showing reporters an outdated and hand-doctored hurricane map that you sharpie'd

mckesson. [applause] >> and then last but not least on my far right, is nick estes, nick is a citizen of the lower brule trikes, assistant professor in the american studies department in the university of new mexico. he co-grounded the revved nation, aen dodge yous resistance organization. for 2017 through 18 he was american democracy fellow at the charles warren center for studies in american history at harvard university. his research engages clonallism and indigenous mysteries with a history of decolonization ex-u.s. imperial rhythm and environmental justice, anti-capitalism and the -- i'm tote live mispronouncing that -- a member of the oak lake writer society a network of indigenous writers committedded to defending and at vaned -- say it for me -- >> sovereignty cultures in history. he is the author of the book our history is the future, standing rock versus the dakota access pipeline and the long tradition of indigenous resistance which place into historical context the movement to stop

and a look at historical assistance with author and activist dera mckesson. at 8:00 eastern in his latest book "power grab" former utah republican congressman jason chaffetz says liberals are trying to undermine the trump presidency. >> there's a recurring theme here that they really do believe on that radical far left side, they throw all these labels like fascist and all these really negative terms on donald trump. what i see them doing is exactly what they claim the president was doing. that in order to protect our freedom, they need to take it away. in order to make sure the first amendment's in place, they need to take away our rights under the first amendment. i mean, it's just a recurring theme. >> at 9:00 on after words, journalist michele maulkin is interviewed by chip roy. >> tim cook and jeff bezos have donated to many of these deep-pocketed, nonprofit organizations that are crusading for illegal alien rights. you wonder how it is that they have instant representation in court to sue over every last trump initiative to enforce the law. and so, you