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, where he says to mr tury, this is mr stephens says to mr tury "thank you for this information" information about attempts to get authority to ship arms into libya. he says "thank you for this information, i'll keep it in mind and share it with my colleagues in washington" regards chris, actually, regards chris stephens. >> i don't know anything about that specifically. i do know that you're referring to a document. and if you are, could you tell us what tab it's at. >> yes, ma'am. i'm not certain it's in there as a tab. i'm happy to provide it to you. >> well, it's a little difficult to answer questions about documents we don't have. but i can answer you, whatever was considered either out of politeness or out of interest, there was not any action taken, to far as i know. >> mr chairman, regular order. >> may i have 60 more seconds. >> yes. >> the last republican questioner went over by 4 minutes, and given that we are allowed 10 minutes of questioning each, and the late hour, and the fact that we are a minute beyond testimony already, i think that it is appropriate to ask for regular orde

stephens says to mr. turry -- thank you for this information -- it's information about his attempts to get authority to ship arms into libya. he says, thank you for this information. i'll keep it in mind and share it with my colleagues in washington. regards, chris. actually, regards chris stephens. >> i don't know anything about that specifically. i do know that you're referring to a document, and if you are, could you tell us what tab it's at? >> yes, ma'am. i'm not certain it's in there as a tab, but i'm happy to provide it to you. >> it's a little difficult to answer questions about documents i don't have, but i can answer you -- whatever was considered, either out of politeness or out of interest, there was not any action taken so far as i know. >> mr. chairman, regular order. >> can i have just 60 more seconds? the last congressman went over four minutes, and given we're allowed questioning of 10 minutes each, and the lateness of the hour and given we're a minute behind testimony already, i think it

stephens says to mr. turry -- thank you for this information -- it's information about his attempts to get authority to ship arms into libya. he says, thank you for this information. i'll keep it in mind and share it with my colleagues in washington. regards, chris. actually, regards chris stephens. >> i don't know anything about that specifically. i do know that you're referring to a document, and if you are, could you tell us what tab it's at? >> yes, ma'am. i'm not certain it's in there as a tab, but i'm happy to provide it to you. >> it's a little difficult to answer questions about documents i don't have, but i can answer you -- whatever was considered, either out of politeness or out of interest, there was not any action taken so far as i know. >> mr. chairman, regular order. >> can i have just 60 more seconds? the last congressman went over four minutes, and given we're allowed questioning of 10 minutes each, and the lateness of the hour and given we're a minute behind testimony already, i think it

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mr. stephen harper the leader of the -- party cabinet. [applause] >> welcome mr. harper for the conservative party of canada. and finally let me welcome mr. justin trudeau leader of the liberal party of canada. [applause] >> gentlemen we are led to finally have the preview here on stage. we have all agreed to the rules of this debate in advance and want to quote is a friendly reminder we will respect each other's right to speak in order to make points uninterrupted. so let's get started. right now the world is witnessing the largest humanitarian crisis since the second world war. as the conflict in syria and northern iraq rages on. mr. mulcair you have pledged as prime minister to pull canada's military forces out of the international coalition fighting isis. a question for you is if the threat the islamic state represents doesn't justify a military response when budha and ndp government to use military force? >> you have 90 seconds to respond. canada would remain a member of us but only 12 involved in the combat mission. >> translator: permits important to rememb

mr. stephen harper, the leader of the mr. ervative party of canada. [ applause ] >> translator: welcome, mr. harper, for the conservative party of canada. and finally, let me welcome mr. justin trudeau, leader of the liberal party of canada. [ applause ]of canad >> well, gentlemen, we are glad to finally have the three of you here on stage. you've all agreed to the rules of this debate in advance, and i want to quote as a friendly reminder the rule that leaders e will respect each other's right to speak in order to make pointt uninterrupted. so, let's get started.remin right now, the world is ake witnessing the largest humanitarian crisis since the second world war, as the t's conflict in syria and northern s iraq rages on. mr. mulcair, you have pledged aa prime minister to pull canada's military forces out of the international coalition fightins isis. question for you is, if the threat the islamic state represents doesn't justify a military response, when would ay ndp government use military if force? >> translator: you have

mr. stephen harper, the leader of the conservative party of canada. [ applause ] >> translator: welcome, mr. harper, for the conservative party of canada. and finally, let me welcome mr. justin trudeau, leader of the liberal party of canada. >> well, gentlemen, we are glad to finally have the three of you here on stage. you've all agreed to the rules of this debate in advance, and i want to quote as a friendly reminder the rule that leaders will respect each other's right to speak in order to make points uninterrupted. so, let's get started. right now, the world is witnessing the largest humanitarian crisis since the second world war, as the conflict in syria and northern iraq rages on. mr. mulcair, you have pledged as prime minister to pull canada's military forces out of the international coalition fighting isis. question for you is, if the threat the islamic state represents doesn't justify a military response, when would an ndp government use military force? >> translator: you have 90 seconds to respond. let's go. >> canada does have a role to play in fighting the horror that is isis.

mr. stephen harper, the leader of the conservative party of canada. [ applause ]. >> translator: welcome,r. harper for the conservative party of canada. and finally, let me welcome mr. justin true dough, leader of the liberal party of canada. [ applause ]. >> well, gentlemen, we are glad to finally have the three of you here on stage. you've all agreed to the rules of this debate in advance. as a friendly reminder, the rules are leaders will respect each other's right to speak and not to be interrupted. . as the conflict in syria and northern iraq rages on. you have pledged as to pull forces out of the international coalition for fighting isis. the question is if the threat the islamic state represents doesn't justify a military response, when would an ndp government use military force? >> translator: you have 90 seconds to reply. let's go. >> we can help stop the flow of arms, help stop the flow of funds and help stop the flow of foreign fighters. there are more than 60 countries involved in coalition. it would remain a member with us. >> translator: it is important to remember we are in

. >> stephen: aren't they great? >> i met mr. in new orleans. >> stephen: he did not tell me. >> hey! we didn't have time. >> look, i knew-- a the love things you haven't told me. >> stephen: no. i save it for air. ( laughter ) i knew that you were a devout catholic. >> stephen: i'm a catholic. i don't know how devout i am. but thank you. >> and i know you must love this pope, and i do, too, because i went to a jesuit university. ( applause ). >> stephen: sure. >> but i bet even he doesn't have his own stained glass windows. >> stephen: no, he has to wait until he dies to get that. >> he may put his picture in the dome of st. peter's now. >> stephen: yes, this is very nice. ( cheers and applause ) did you-- did you get any time with him? did you get any time with him when he was in america? >> no. >> stephen: neither did i. >> you're just kind of scraping the bottom of the barrel with me tonight. >> stephen: i have to settle for the president of the united states. you're my first president to be here. ( cheers and applause ) on m

. >> it's clearly an election year for mr saks and finkel stephen, and he has been a critic of police officers as well as mr sax for many, many, many years. it's an election year, and we are spicing it up. ferguson was not an election year issue. >> i didn't say it was. >> the justice department did investigate and found in lots of the other police forces, when the department of justice is involved. they are finding out there are things that police departments and unions say don't happen. >> the numbers that i saw were addisproportionate amount of african american police officers to the community, which i don't agency. >> good to talk to you. thank you. president of the police association. next, the provocative add sparking a fight over free speech. >> to diminish the muslim population inside burma, it's part of a genocidal process. >> rohinja faced abuse at every turn... rape, forced labor, torture, arbitrary arrest and detention. >> it was planned violence. >> the truth could not be revealed until today. >>> earlier this year i told you about the metropolitan transit authority, whic

megan. >> hey. >> with dressing room is jonathan franzen in. >> that would be 11 >> stephen: oh, great. (laughter) mr. franzen, we're almost ready for you. >> thank you. be right out >> stephen: great. hey, did you get the flowers that i sent you? >> no, i didn't see them >> stephen: they should be over by the makeup mirror. >> oh, yeah, beautiful. i will be right out. just finishing a cigarette here >> stephen: okay, i'll see you on stage. though actually, jonathan, you really shouldn't be smoking in there. >> jesus, i set the curtains on fire. help. >> stephen: oh my god, jonathan, are you okay? i'll be right back. >> help me, help me. help. hello, help. >> stephen: jonathan, back away from the door, get in the corner of your dressing room. i'm going to try to chop you out! that was a close one. that was a-- whooo, whooo! that was a close one. but mr. franzen is fine. we got him out of his dressing room and were able to rush him over to our hospital. macfarlane. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thanks so much. welcome back. my guest tonight is an award-winning animator, acker, producer, writer

. >> stephen: let's talk about what you're doing now. you're mr. big-- >> i'm not mr. big anything, sir. >> stephen: yes, you are. >> let's get that-- let's get that straight. >> stephen: you have your only company, spectra. >> spectra vision. >> stephen: you make horror movies. >> correct, horror and genre films. >> stephen: you like horror a lot i understand. >> i do. >> stephen: what scares you? does anything scare jew i don't get scared that easily. horror films don't scare me. >> stephen: you make horror films but you don't get horrified. >> i don't get horr five-day forecast no. >> stephen: can i try to horrify you? >> yes. >> stephen: at the base of each of your eye lashes there is a crab-like creature eats the dead skin from around your eye, and when you wake nupt morning, that sleep that's in the corner of your eyes, that's the poop, of that little creature. and i'm not making that up. and every single person has these eye lash mights on their face and there's nothing you can do about it. >> is that true? >> stephen: yes, it's true if you look it up. are you ho

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stephens wasn't the only to die in the attack. three others were killed. sean smith's uncle joins me now. great to have you back on the program. we heard mrs. nton saying that chris stephens and your nephew also knew about the dangers before they went there. does that take away any sort of responsibility that she or the state department are had to make sure that they were kept as safe as possible especially when e-mailing about increased security need for more than a year. >> exactly. in the sense that i'mfb sure m nephew, sean and ambassador stephens were aware of the dan dangers but i'm sure they expected to have their backs covered. she should be ashamed. >> it was one of more shocking moments of hearings. at least we know she tells her family the truth. we know she's forts coming. as far as telling the american public and the families of these victims a boldface lie, why? why were they trying to lay it out on the video? i'll tell you why. my theory, we're in an election year. we were two months away from the election. we may have different president in 2012. michael, thank you for your time today. >> my pleasure. >> we will have continu

. >> stephen: like before you go on set, every day you should sign out a confession, "i, lupita nyong'o, don't know what i'm doing." have it notarized and brought to mr. spielberg. >> exactly, something like that. >> stephen: after the oscar, did that go away? walk around with your buddy oscar and say, "we'd like a drink, please." >> you can do that, that night. for sure, you can do it that night. >> stephen: that's it. >> it's too heavy. you can't carry it anywhere else. >> stephen: you could work out. >> i do. >> stephen: as i said, you did "12 years a slave" and you have a new play opening at the public theater on the 14th, in case you were wondering, called "eclipsed." what's the play about? >> the play was written by an actress on top of being a playwright. she's on "walking dead." she wrote this play and it's a visceral, enlightening account of what it's like to live through a war. we meet five women who are trapped in the liberian civil war. and at the start of the play, there's three of them who have been captured by a rebel commander. and it's the return of a fourth who has since joined the rebel army that set the play in motion. >> stephen:

>> stephen: wow wow, jake that one. now, mr. trump, to answer your call for political honesty, you're not going to be president. it's been fun. it's been great. i love you! but come on, come on, buddy. all, let's say, cow poo poo aside, there is zero chance we will see you being sworn in on the capitol stweps your hand on a giant golden bible. and and speaking of political bull ( bleep ). right now, the big story from capitol hill is number one above-ground pool salesman, kevin mccarthy. he's a rising star who is such a player that when kevin spacey was preparing to play frank underwood on "house of cards," he shadowed mccarthy on the hill. for an entire week but he ended up binge watching mccarthy on a sunday. when somebody started asking last week who is going to replace john boehner as speaker of the house, mccarthy said, "why not me?" then immediately told us why not. >> what you're going to see is a conservative speaker that takes a conservative congress that puts a strategy to fight and win. and let me give you one example

stephen morris. diamond interesting -- was an american investor and here is mr. nkins -- we are americans and investment banking. stephen: it looks like barclays will take the gamble that he is the one to sort out their investment bank after antony jenkins failed to get to grips with it -- obviously a very different person, a different background for barclays being run by the investment bank. francine: do we think he is the right guy for the job? it's is a catch 22 -- if they don't have an investor banker, they don't understand business. if you do, it will be tough to cut down on the bank. stephen: it remains to be seen what kind of role he is brought in to do. he will chop the investment bank down to size, or has he be brought into champion the unit and turn it around to make it a big player again? suisse is chasing after well. what is going on? piers: one thing we need to step back from that has been quite a change philosophical he up barclays -- if you had a recent contact with them specifically as consumers, the face has changed radically, and we have done a l

>> stephen: that was an honor. that was an honor. mr. biden brought that, yeah. ( applause ). >> i'll make a deal with you, though. >> stephen: you're going to make a deal with me? >> right now. i'll help you on interviews. >> stephen: okay. >> if you'll help me on being funny. ( laughter ). come come to your show, and you do pratfalls. >> we can do that. >> stephen: all right. >> you know what i'll do? >> stephen: what. >> i've been known to dive into certain show. >> stephen: then i'm going to wear some boxers. thank you so much. rose! the great. the most advanced iphone yet. get the new iphone 6s at t-mobile. the network that's doubled its lte coverage in the past year. our new extended range lte signal now reaches twice as far as before. and is four times better in buildings. get our lowest price on iphone 6s with trade-in. zero upfront and just 5 bucks a month with jump on demand. get it now at t-mobile. to those who deliver dinner... and get dinner delivered. to those caked in flour... coated in dust... even covered in lava. to thos