noah, how you doing? noah: good, good, good, good.let me pull your tie up on your neck a little bit? noah. oh, yeah, sure, sure. all right. steve: 'cause your tie a little loose. noah: ha ha! audience: aww. noah: whoo! woman: the tie expert. ha ha! steve: yeah. here. here. see, it look a lot neater right there. noah: oh! steve: yeah. show your wife. noah: no, it--this is my sister. steve: oh, that's your sister? noah: yeah. mimi: he's single. he's single. noah: i'm single. i'm hoping you can help me. [cheering and applause] steve: oh, i can help you out, noah. what type of woman you looking for? give me an age range. noah: oh, ho ho ho! steve: yeah, let's go to work. give me a little age range. noah: i think age is just a number. steve: so give me some parameters. noah: oh, so i'm actually 42 this year. steve: you're 42? noah: yes, i am. steve: yeah, it's time to come on in. [laughter] noah: hopefully you'll give me some advices. steve: "somedv

we will also speak with noah feldman. we will be live at the pga tour. the fedexcup kickoff in ridgewood, new jersey. let's check in on the first word news. alisa friends he has that. >> the u.s. trade representative's office is s that aing situation deal with mexico is imminent. mexico's economy minister says he's hoping to resolve nafta issues in the next few hours. president trump latest remarks on china may stoke concerns that his administration wants to contain that countries rise , the president. . the president told a rally in that virginia china's rally is not on pace to surpass the u.s.. the u.s. national security advisor john bolton says the trump administration has not decided yet went to release its long-awaited mideast peace plan. bolton wrapped up a three-day visit to israel where he met the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. he says the palestinians should move on from president trump's decision to shift the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. and brexit talks are now a nonstop mode. negotiations continue today in brussels between th

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noah: i think that's certainly a concern among the business community here., you have to remember that they have signed a lot of leases and they take up a lot of space in town. it's not a situation where they can easily pull up -- pick up roots and leave town. seattle is going to be there -- their home for a long, long time, but there is concern on the margin, as they grow, as they expand, that perhaps more f that expansion will go on in hq-2. emily: so, brad, talk to us about some of the other concerns here for any new city, about amazon creating, yes, a lot of new jobs, but also other issues. brad: there's a great anecdote to noah's story about the central district and the african-american community in seattle and how they have been displaced, largely by gentrification and increasing home prices. a city that is bidding for hq2 needs to look at the impact of rising housing prices, traffic congestion, needs to think smartly about where they want to put these headquarters, whether the transportation options are there. i would also think that, like, what happen

and i was going, "noah, noah, abnd noah," and i did not realize there were other children, so that waslittle weird. did you see a computer for the first time? stewart: by 1980, we had an a2e, and i was super into it. basic, you could do some basic graphics. you could make this little square this color, make this little square this color, so i made this interactive kind of multimedia sank, but only the super easy ones, like with france and russia. , big, horizontal, like brazil or mexico or any of the fancy flags. emily: your philosophy, you wanted to be an academic. i kind of lost interest. it was not until i went to the 1992, so this is a little bit before things started taking off, and then back into computers because of the networks, and because of the internet, i could make webpages, and by the time i finished my masters degree, i had no idea what i was going to do. the big five philosophy firms are always hiring. the dot com and and ias in the upswing, had some very marketable skills. emily: so you started. stewart: it was too long of a story, so couple of weeks before the crash,

welcome back to the program comedian trevor noah shot to the top of the t.v. personalities chart in the u.s. the chart is based on popularity and on social media platforms on television there's no question he's beloved by many but many also argue some of his jokes too often cross the line. all women of every race can be beautiful and i know some of your sitting in the yard but i've never seen a beautiful aborigine yeah but you know what you say you say yes that's to say yes because you haven't seen all of the right plus it's not always about looks maybe aborigine women do special things like jump on top of you. for help but i don't want the world for what. i mean look i get it i get it they have to say it's the french team but look at those guys go girl you don't get that tan by hanging out in the south of france my friends. dancing. how bad the stance is. but it wasn't it was the police this is the miners and they wanted money and it was a sad situation no one really knows what happened but everyone has an opinion i like this one valid last joke provoked a ba

barbara, noah rothman from commentary. i think yesterday we learned that con stan tin, a ukrainian businessman, active ties to russian intelligence up to and including 2016 that gates testified that manafort directed him to report overseas income as loans in order to lower taxable income and some of that income came from this gentleman. what do we make of that? do you have any idea whether that registered with the judge or the jury? >> i don't think it registered to the judge and jury that's a connection to russia or russian intelligence. they've been focussed very much on the significance of padding the income or lowering the income as the case may be here to try to reduce paul manafort's tax bill. but in the bigger picture as observers, there are bigger themes coming out. keep in mind, that is money coming from russian intelligence. what was the purpose of that? other themes, these are incredibly reckless fraudsteres in paul manafort and rick gates. donald trump put these people on his campaign in high level positions. d

there is a lot of hype around the american sprinter noah lyles and he showed just why.metres at a time of 19.67 seconds. one 100th of a second outside usain bolt‘s stadium record. equally impressive was can you's champion. he trailed morocco's silver—medallist until the final barrier but reduced a brilliant sprint to win. —— produced. can you's women put up a challenge to win the women's 5000. she will drive overnight to brussels to compete in the 1500 metres on friday night. caster semenya won the 800 metres by some two seconds clear from athletes of. sebastien vettel says he's not feeling any extra pressure —— on to cricket, and sam curran rescued england from a dreadful start to the 11th test as india had the better of the opening day's play in southampton. the home side recovered from 86 for 6 to 246 all out, with curran, who's playing in just his fourth test match, top—scoring with 78. jasprit bumrah was the pick of the indian bowlers, taking 3 for 46. the tourists closed the day on 19 without loss in reply. its international sport. you try to do the best you can f

i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight, our guest tonight is a former u.s.hael mcfaul is here, everybody. pause plaws. >> trevor: he is one of the people president trump almost agreed to hand over to vladimir putin to intergate. yeah, so putin couldn't get him to talk but i will. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. >> let's start off in europe where the french have officially declared war on leiphone. >> france has banned the use of smart devices in schools, children between the ages of three and 15 will have to sleeve their smartphones and tablets home or turn them off during school hours. students 15 and old ker use their devices. france's education minister says the law protects students from screen addiction. the ban starts in september and fulfills the president's campaign promise. >> trevor: that's right. french kids won't be allowed to have smartphones in school. but don't worry they will still be allowed to smoke cigarettes. i can just see their teachers like pierre, put down your phone an finish drinking your wine. but professor, it is a

. >> reporter: lori anne surrett says 6-year-old noah suddenly started experiencing severe headaches's really just like a zombie. >> reporter: doctors diagnosing noah with lacross encephalitis, a rare condition passed through diseased mosquitos that can cause swelling in the brain. >> it causes a fever and then a progressive headache and it worsens from there. >> reporter: while noah's case is uncommon, the cdc says illnesses from mosquito, tick and flea bites tripled from 2004 to 2016. experts say children are especially vulnerable. >> you want to watch to see is the headache worsening, is the fever persisting, if pain relievers aren't working or if the child is becoming more and more lethargic or like this family noticed, their child just didn't seem quite right. that's when you want to worry. >> reporter: noah spending days in a north carolina icu, now on the road to recovery. >> in five days i have not heard my child's voice. that was the sweetest sound i've ever heard. >> reporter: his mom hoping his story will sound the alarm for other parents. >> this is something no parent sh

associate editor of commentary, noah roth man and heidi.nist and associate editor for "the washington post" david ignatius. pulitzer prize winning columnist, eugene robinson. and joining the conversation we have columnist for "the washington post," senior editor at business insider and msnbc contributor, and national political correspondent for nbc and news and msnbc steve kornacki. his forthcoming book "the red and the blue the 1990s and the birth of political tribalism" is coming out october 2nd. you know, mike, i think it's important that we remember the words of ted kennedy as he was eulogizing his brother. he said that his brother should not be idealized, or enlarged in death beyond what he was in life, but then he went on to talk about how his brother was a good man and he tried to find justice, and tried to do the right thing. i think what makes john mccain such a fascinating figure and will be even more fascinating figure as we move forward through history is like many great men and women and leaders, he had his flaws. he had his fa

brad: go read noah's story, which he wrote with one of our colleagues.out a remarkable meeting allen,minds between paul who was acquiring real estate in this northern tip of downtown seattle when people thought it should be a park, and then jeff bezos, who saw an opportunity to create a single amazon headquarters, and the stress that put on the city of seattle, which wanted to keep its single-family home creative character. the tension that created and the home prices that shot up as a result. a lot of other places like boston or washington, d.c., they will be looking at the example of seattle, the home prices, the traffic congestion, the difficult quality-of-life. but i think the only thing more dangerous than being part of this growing global tech scene is not being part of it. do you want the problems that come with an amazon and its growth or do you want the problems that come with being left out? emily: in seattle, you throw a stone, you hit someone who works at amazon or microsoft. should seattle be concerned that hq2, wherever it is, that that cit

. >> so, to use noah's word, more from the mob boss president and his interview with fox, he's now blaming -- this is in this part of the interview, he's blaming the justice department. take a look. >> i put in an attorney general that never took control of the justice department, jeff sessions. never took control of the justice department. it's an incredible thing. when you see muller with conflict. comey is his best friend. he had a nasty business transaction with me in which he never reported. i've been talking about it. he never reports it. you look at the bad things. he wanted the fbi job. that christopher wray has. christopher wray was recommended by rod rosenstein. the fbi -- i'll tell you what if you took a poll in the fbi i guarantee you one thing. i do very well. there's such corruption. before i got here it's from before i got here. it's the obama administration. and you look at what happened. they surveilled my campaign. very simple. the fisa report. the phoney fake -- >> rod rosenstein signed the last fisa report. >> it bothers me. >> will you fire him? will you fire session?

i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight -- our guest tonight, rapper a$ap rocky is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) yeah! we're going to talk about rap and youth culture, word up! ( laughter ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick off with news from wall street. >> some major news on wall street. apple just became the first american public company to reach $1 trillion in value. >> trevor: $1 trillion. that's it, folks. apple has officially won capitalism. wrap it up. it's over. i'm going to be honest. i don't know how they made $1 trillion. i saw the headline on my iphone. i said, that can't be right, full story on my macbook. even when i had the ipad and blew it up, it sounded so much money! i was listening to it on my iphones and ipad. they had a meeting. we'll never know. >> pope francis is changing the church's stance on the death penalty. the head of the catholic church said it should never be allowed since it attacks human dignity. previously death penalty was allowed

senator marco rubio talks about a bill he's introducing today. >>> and trevor noah joins us at the tablehis new book, president trump possible twitter library. >>> and in the new series "a more perfect union," a new mother who finds help and support from strangers. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm don dahler. i'm don dahler. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com it's thursday, august 2 i'm melissa caen >>> good morning. it is thursday, august 2. you are taking a live look out. just pick a plact even tell tha bryoidge, but it is. we see a few cars. you see all the fog near san francisco. good morning. >> the time now is 4:29. >> we can call this foggest. carl tweeted that it is his favorite month. here is a look over the bay bridge. this is our kpix5 route camera. you can at least see the water. hey, there is that, the light shining on the water. morning headlines include cloudy by the coast again. we are going to have that for the next few days. hot and smoky inland. we are not getting that m

i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight, comedian dl hughley is joining us, everybody!ers and applause ) we'll talk about his new book, "how not to get shot and other advice from white people." it's a fun summer beach read. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. apple has already taken over the market for computers and phones, and now they're getting ready to hit the road. >> a well-connected analyst says the apple car will roll out between 2023 and 2025. that analyst saying he expects the car to be apple's next star product, which could revolutionize the auto industry like the iphone did for the smartphone market. no comment from apple about those predictions, of course. >> trevor: okay, um, that's just a giant iphone with wheels. ( laughter ) and i don't know if i want to be driving an iphone. i will be, like, siri, turn left. she says, you said drive off a cliff. no! no! ( laughter ) like all apple products, i'm sure people will love the car until it starts raining and the car stops working and you have to put it in rice. ( laughter ) it will come pre-loaded

i'm trevor noah! guest tonight -- our guest tonight, former white house aide and current white house enemy omerosa manigault-newman is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) yeah, i heard she's been doing interesting stuff lately, and i can't wait to hear about it. speaking of which, let's get to today's headlines. this week, omerosa has been burning up the new news promotig her idea president trump is unhinged. he made her case. >> president trump said omerosa manigault-newman lied when she called him a racist who was heard using the y word on a tape. >> trevor: now, i know what you're thinking. it's weird for trump to say he's never said the n-word and also say mark burnet called him to reassure him saying there's no tape of him saying the n-word. what other things has mark called him to tell trump he didn't do? "mark called me to say i didn't do 9/11, folks, so suck it, bin laden!" ( laughter ) it fell to sarah huckabee sanders to assure the public president trump never said the n-word on tape. c

"the daily show" host trevor noah talked about investigating the president's tweets.this year including outstanding variety talk series. >> now the writers of "the daily show" are out with a new book inspired by president trump's tweets. it's called the donald j. trump presidential twitter library. it's a pop-up library that "the huffington post" describes as the most impressive satire of the current mission to date. >> it's hilarious and the first time to see a look at the presidency through a historical lens. >> right. >> my quo isyou do you think this crazytiones world we is passingre c irazy or pertine crazy? >> when you look at president trump and that's what helps with looks at tweets and content, you have to look at that man. like a star, he burns bright and burns much longer than a human would expect him to burn. it's always thought of the crazy would pass. people say it wouldn't go through the election, beyond the election, or through his first year or second year. we've come to realize this the world we live in now, that we share with donald j. trump. every

. >> i am joined by emily noe, noah rossman.t this, we were just talking about this in the last block. white house party almost always loses seats in midterm. the opposition party can say, don't you want a little bit of a check. this is an attempt by republicans to try to tell voters, the other option is worse. >> i don't know how successful they will be. it is difficult to develop a clear and coherent message when the message of the party is a personality. trump is the republican party. so i don't know how you make an argument around conservative policies when the avatar of the party isn't conservative. when the avatar is a fire storm of controversy. so difficult to get out from under him. i suppose you can demonize the other side, but trump takes up so much oxygen. >> that is an interesting question too, we are getting the impression that donald trump is going to spend a lot of time this fall on the campaign trail and he is out there, they may hand him in a script but he goes off the script. if he says something, it becomes th

opinion i like this well last joke has provoked a backlash on twitter though it's been years since noah made it it's about the twenty twelve maracana months ago when police in south africa killed dozens of people during a minor strike some twitter users have strongly criticised no if you're using such provocative humor to build his career my colleague you know neil hosted a debate on this issue between political comedian john f. o'donnell and legal and political analyst lionel. comedy today is being infiltrated with these floyd ian screw ups these demented twisted angry sexually backwater reared freud the a nightmare these these these pair of files who think it's funny to shock and to say something and whatever they say we're supposed to accept the reality is once we start letting these kind of p.c. monsters come into place and having like you know people decide what is you know what is tolerable and what is good we do cross the mess that we do cross a dangerous line and if somebody does a comedian does want to of their own volition apologize for a bit i think that that is ok like he di

>> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," i'm trevor noah, thank you so much for tuning in. our guest tonight, actor you probably know from hbo's silicon valley, jimmy o yang is here, everybody. (cheers and applause) we're going to be talking about his new movie, crazy rich asians but first let's get to today's headlines. this has been another rough week for the trump white house. scandals, bad press, bad poll numbers but the good news is they found someone to blame. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders dropping a bombshell on today's white house. she walked in and read a statement for president trump announcing that the white house is revoking the security clearance of former cea director john bren arne. >> mr. brennan has recently leveraged his status to name a seefers unfounded and outrage us allegations wild outbursts on the internet and tferlings. mr. brennan's line and recent conduct is wholly inconsistent with access to the facial's most closely 4e

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. sit down. let's get into it! sit down!y guest tonight is an old friend of the show. rob corddry is here, everybody ( cheers and applause ) we're going to be talking about his show, hbo show, "ballers," and his new movie "dog days." but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. the ku klux klan is not the powerhouse organization they once were. but they have a new plan to get back on top. >> k.k.k. recruiters are trying to lure kids in upstate new york with candy. klan members have been meeting children as they make their way to the bus in the morning. apparently, they're handing out bags of flyers and snickers candy bars. >> trevor: oh, man! now parents have to be extra worried if their kid comes home with candy. parents are going to be like, "timmy, where did you get that candy? from a pedophile? oh, thank god. i thought it was-- i thought it was the k.k.k. oh, my god." ( laughter ) and, you know, i think the k.k.k. underestimates how smart kids are these days. like if anything, the kids are going to end up tricking the

i'm trevor noah! let's get into it! let's get into it. guest tonight, si nger-songwriter skylar grey will be here to chat and play a little music for us, skylar grey is joining us, everybody! she's performing late on in the show. let's get straight into the news. there is a lot of news, almost too much. luckily, though, too much news is just the right amount of news for a segment we call "ain't nobody got time for that." ( cheers and applause ) beyonce -- she took over coachella, she took over the louvre, and now she's taking over vogue. >> beyonce has reportedly been given control over the cover of the september issue of vogue. the singer selected a black photographer to shoot the cover, the first time in the magazine's 126-year history. >> how is that possible? >> trevor: yeah, that's right. beyonce will be the first guest to be given complete control of vogue magazine's september issue cover. that's the holy grail. and on top of that she hired a black photographer to shoot the cover. yeah, which is insane! ( cheers and applause ) i'm j

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, our guest tonight, our guest tonight is the democratic candidate for governor of georgia, stacey abrams is joining us, everyone. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: an amazing story. if she wins, she will be the first black female governor in america's history! (cheers and applause). >> trevor: yeah. while her opponents, her opponent f he wins he would be the 8,500th white dude governor. so history either way. but first let's catch up on today's headlines. right now the nation of venezuela is not having a good time. the country is bankrupt. there is food shortages and something tells me everyone is not a fan of the president. >> the alleged assassination attempt playing out on live tv. the president of venezuela speaking in a public square interrupted by a series of blasts. his body guards jumping in to protect him holding up shields. the president says it was an attack by drones armed with bombs. >> trevor: okay, thatis insane. why are they trying to protect the pres

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welcome to the daily show, everybody, thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. our guests tonight, march for our livers activists matt deitsch and emma gonzalez are joining us, everybody. (applause) we'll be talking to them about their road for change tour but first let's catch up on today's headlines. >> i'm not a big fan of most of president trump's policies. but there is one idea that gets me really excited. space wars. and today vice president mike pence came out to join in on the fun. >> now the time has come to write the next great chapter in the history of our armed forces. to prepare for the next battle field, where america's best and bravest will be called to deter and defeat a new generation of threats to our people, to our nation. the time has come to establish the united states space force. lev laugh. >> trevor: god 2k578 this dude is boring. when trump talks about space force he makes it sound like we are going to be on a rocket riding to the moon like space force! ♪ killing aliens. ♪ mike pence makes it sound like actual space, he is just like-- th

>> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york this is "the daily show" with trevor noahs and applause) >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, thank you so much for tuning inment i'm trevor noah. my guests tonight, my guests tonight is a hip-hop ledge enand former member of outkast, big boi is here, everybody! (cheers and applause). >> trevor: an i feet like you kind of have sto be a hip-hop ledge inwith a name like big boi. you can't be out there like hi, welcome to olive garden, i will be your waiter big boi. he is also here to chat about his solo album which is great but first today's headlines mples big news out of hollywood as the oscars are planning to focus more on move wrees that people actually watch. >> changes are coming to the oscars. at ward show is adding a popular film category, music that becomes box office hits often nab awards in technical categories but the new category creates more opportunity for fan favorites to be recognized. organizers also say next year's oscars will be more globally accessible. >> trevor: thank you academy. thank you. i mean don't

noah was born this year, after the treatment worked second time round.on because i was 36 when i first started thinking about it. i became aware that i had not been in a relationship for some time. if i didn't go down the ivf route, it might never happen. holly is one of a growing number of single women having ivf. she used an anonymous sperm donor. how prepared are you for noah turning around and saying, i want to meet my dad? i feel very torn. when he turns 18, he can start to find out. that will be quite a poignant moment for me. if there is a chance that he has half—brothers or half—sisters, i know how much i have loved having a sister and i think that would be lovely for him to find out about. ivf involves an egg being fertilised with spam in a laboratory. the number of treatments for patients without a partner has gone up nationally. it has been over a thousand since 2014. that is an increase of 35%. oxford fertility says it is seeing the same increase and will treat more than 20 single women this year. unfortunately, ivf is expensive. it could be

- hey, that's trevor noah, everybody. we'll be right back. thank you very much. yeah.sic] did you know that it's important to keep your stories interesante? and did you know that on a clear night, with a good telescope, you can still see the six-pack mexico's astronauts left on the moon? man: yep, still there. dos equis. keep it interesante. in the united states. perfect for making tennessee whiskey. charcoal mellowed drop by drop for smooth sipping. ♪ which is the not the easy way... but it's his way. ♪ or these. good thing they're sold literally everywhere business is done. i'm pretty sure you could buy them at a bank. not sorry. reese's. not sorry. [patriotic music] [tense music] - over the past few days, outrage has been growing around the trump administration's new policy of taking kids from their parents at the border. and this issue is not going away. it's like strip club glitter. you know? yeah. the secret is to use sticky tape. a lot of people don't know that. now, with a lot of trump's other unpopular policies, republican lawmakers have kept quiet and done no

i think both noah and nick look like they rehearsed this routine. like he did a perfect flip in your arms. you have an act to take on the road. >> what you don't hear is the music in the background. it was all choreographed. >> i agree. there are some ballet elements to this but it would have been a face plant had -- >> it would have been bad news for sure. one millisecond and it could have been a totally different story. >> does he have any idea? did you let on how scared you were? >> i held him pretty tight and i could tell he was like dad i woke up from my nap, i don't know why you're holding me so tight, let's go play. he had no idea. >> nicholas lynch, great to talk to you, you are a superdad. hug noah for us and thanks so much for sharing the video with us. >> of course, thank you. >>> now to this week's cnn hero -- different kind of hero -- army veteran paul s stecklenski who has saved over a thousand dogs, flying them from high kill shelters to rescue groups. >> you look like my tessa. >> i try to greet every passenger so they can see me, sm

the south african comedian on presenter of the daily show trevor noah has shot to the top of america's t.v. personalities chart it's based on popularity on social media platforms and on television and he clearly has a lot of phones but for some his jokes have to often cross the line. all women of every race can be beautiful and i know some of your sitting in the yard but i've never seen a beautiful aborigine yeah but you know what you say you say yes that's to say yes because you haven't seen all of the right plus it's not always about looks maybe aborigine women do special things like jump on top of your. partner but i don't want the world cup the football was. i mean look i get it i get it they have to say it's the french team but look at those guys i guess you don't get that ten by hanging out in the south of france my friends. i had the stance of i but it wasn't it was the police this is the miners and they wanted money and it was a sad situation no one really knows what happened but everyone has an opinion i like this while that last joke provoked a new wave of rage on social medi

south african comedian and the presenter of the daily show trevor noah has shot to the top of america's t.v. personalities chart that's based on popularity on social media platforms and television and it seems he has global appeal as well but for some people his jokes go beyond the pale. old woman of interest can be beautiful and i know some of you are sitting in the yard but i've never seen a beautiful aborigine but you know what you say you say you that's to say yes because you haven't seen all of that right plus it's not always about looks maybe aborigine women do special things like jump on top of you in. the. effort to watch out for one of the world cup africa one well. i mean i get it i get it they have to say it's the french team but look at those guys your guys you don't get that ten by hanging out in the south of france my friends. klutz. well that was the stance. but it wasn't it was the police this is the miners and they wanted money and it was a sad situation no one really knows what happened but everyone has an opinion i like this that last joke has provoked a new wave of o

we are back with trevor noah lecturing about socialism. what we do. so we might as well give them the real thing! >> healthcare is a human right and not a privilege. >> my campaign on hard commitments of medicare for all, tuition free public college and ensuring a new deal for our future. >> interactive sentiment in-- here to react, "sunday morning futures" host, maria bartiromo. >> we are trying to relive last night. >> you got a shout out. >> yes i did! thank you. i think the rally is really poor for the president. he gets empowered by all of the crowds. he really gets energized. but if he does not communicate his record no one will. i mean we talk about obviously all the time on fox. but when you look at some of the compliment, weight is up 2.8 percent year over year. unemployment rate 3.9 percent, economic growth 4.1 percent. that is just economic things. let's not just forget the judge's he put on the federal bench as well as now, the supreme court as well as north korea coming to the table. there are 70 compliments he can actually to

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. >>> noah barron and i are two peas in a pod. ♪ call me up on the sfon ♪ and ask did you watch thathang up before you spoil that new episode ♪ >> i cannot stand spoilers, you know who you are. you get on line, you're tweet, you're facebooking, you're ruining these shows and movies and it just makes me so angry. >> like i told him con in the wrath of con. ♪ so i'll get my revenge ♪ i'm going to sing ♪ everything single spoiler from every -- ♪ ♪ this is just one of those >> get ready everybody, you might want to put your fingners your years. ♪ it's not penny's bone and han solo is dead ♪ >> is there a statute of limitations on spoilers? >> i'd say give it a couple weeks minimum. >> you think? ♪ when you finally learn ♪ that john dies in -- >> catchy, though. >> what did we just talk about? >> it's been years since season five. ♪ ♪ i really don't enjoy ruining your favorite story ♪ ♪ i don't want to tell you you think you're simpleton ♪ ♪ i don't get what you're seeing -- ♪ >> this video is chock-full of spoilers. look us up on rightthisminute.com or use our mobile app. >>> a little bo

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. >> emergency teams have begun clearing large sections of the collapssd highway bridge into noah. conttnues for missing killed at least 33 people. that a china authorities between 10 and 20 more may still be missiig -- italian authorities believe missing. falling the collapse of the bridge, thereeis concern of the economic consequences of genoa') port.%we have that story. >> a road that leads to nowhere. until tueeday, this is one of genoa's most important links to the outside world. the bridge carried 52,000 vehicles a day. many of them bound for the city'ssport. these docs are sometimes known as a gateway to northern italy, home to the largest industrial and commercial port in the% region. the bridge carried thousands of toos of goods every week from milan. the collapsern cculd have a devastattng impact onnthe region. >> the situation in the port is totally frozen. riskleaves 55,000 jobs at able to suppoot the extra load, so thissis a economy.rous situation for the those 55 thousand% jobs, there are fears that tourism toothhecity could take a hit, too. one point, 7 million crews

joining the conversation, associate editor of commentary magazine noah.ashington bureau chief elizabeth and jeremy peters and john harwood. great group of reporters. jeremy, let's start with your reporting this morning. of course, a morning where we wake up to, let's see, the president tweeting at 1:10 in the morning. so the president is not sleeping much. looking a little swollen and rambling right and left. we're waking up to fox news polling showing that support for the mueller probe is growing rapidly. and concern that the president has either committed a crime or an impeachable offense is also growing. fox news polling saying that. this morning you have reporting about cracks inside trump world. tell us about it. >> i think, mika, that the level of distress among republicans broadly is about as serious as i've heard it since the "access hollywood" tape dropped. and that's because back then there was a real fear that this was all over. that his candidacy is no longer there. that's the same type of worry i'm hearing from republicans. and inside trump's