[ cheers and applause ] and we've got great music from sasha alex sloan! at 10:00, here on nbc, my show "password" is on, all new episodes. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be fun. ♪ keke palmer. tomorrow at 10:00, set your dvrs. i had -- i had a fun weekend. you know what i did friday? >> steve: what'd you do? >> jimmy: i got invited to a a screening for steve martin's documentary. >> steve: mm-hm. >> jimmy: it's in two parts. have you seen it yet? >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: it's so -- it's directed by morgan neville. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: who also did the mr. rogers movie. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: it's fantastic. he's great. anyways, it's called "steve." i highly recommend it. so, i went after the show. right as soon as the show ended, i ran over to go to the screening, whatever. i thought i was going to be late. and so, i went in. the doors were kind of shut. they're like someone's talking. so i go, "okay." they go, "well, you can just -- we'll squeeze you in." so, they snuck me in. steve was on stage talk -- steve martin was talking. he was

this is "the daily show" with your host, dulce sloan!eers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> dulce: hello, friends! welcome to "the daily show!" i'm dulce sloan! [cheers and applause] we've got so much to talk about tonight. republicans want to fire their speaker. donald trump is going straight-up tony soprano. and we will tell you an easy way to not pay taxes. if you don't mind going to jail. so let's get into headlines! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] let's kick things off with the latest drama on capitol hill. congress might finally be sending ukraine that aid money they've been asking for, but it might cost speaker mike johnson his job. >> the speaker of the house says he's taking a stand despite threats from within his own party that could cost him his job. house speaker mike johnson says he will call a vote on funding for the war in ukraine, saying this is not a game. >> house conservatives railed against the plan. >> you want him to resign? you want him to resign? >> yes. yes, i asked him to resign. >> there's no other way to describe it. it's surren

this is "the daily show" with your host, dulce sloan! >> dulce: hello, friends! welcome to "the daily show!" i'm dulce sloan! [cheers and applause] we've got so much to talk about tonight. everybody's trying to get out of the trump trial. jordan klepper is at the courthouse. and john leguizamo will tell politicians how to round up latinos -- oh, but not like that! no, no, not like that. but first, let's get right into our ongoing coverage of "america's most tremendously wanted." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> the whole thing is a scam. >> dulce: before we get into trump's trial, let's be clear about which trial this is. is it the classified documents trial? no. the january 6th trial? no. the georgia rico trial? no. the sexual assault defamation trial? no! the real estate fraud trial? no! it's the porn star, hush money, sex love music trial. this dude treats criminal charges like pokemon. he's trying to catch them all! now, to be clear, trump is not on trial for sleeping with a porn star or paying her hush money. he's on trial because he al

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this is "the daily show" with your host, dulce sloan! and applause] ♪ ♪ >> dulce: hello, friends! welcome to "the daily show!" i'm dulce sloan! [cheers and applause] we've got so much to talk about tonight. trump's got himself a real new york jury, red lobster is in trouble, girl, and the newest olympic sport is gynecology. so let's get into the headlines! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] let's begin with sports. all right, it's now just 100 days until the summer olympics, when we find out which of the world's athletes is most like a dolphin. so yesterday, nike unveiled the new team usa uniforms, and one of the options for women's track and field is getting a lot of attention. oh, is this not getting your attention? zoom in! zoom in! right! we got your attention now! look at this. that doesn't even cover the mannequin's pussy, and she doesn't even got one! this output should not be for team usa. team brazilian, absolutely. and what is the point of this? are they trying to distract the other competitors? folks just slamming into the hurdles, lik

and she earned her masters degree in management as a sloan fellow at the gsp in 2005. please join me in welcoming patty poppe. >> i was going to thank you for the kind introduction, but -- [laughter] >> thank you for coming on for your willingness to engage in the conversation about some challenges that pg&e has faced. patty said she was happy to take questions from the audience and we will have time for that at the end of the session. but first i want to have a conversation where we acknowledge the elephant in the room. that is why i decided upfront to just get that on the table. patty: the first -- the first question ayatollah -- i have for you -- this is a challenging job. a really challenging situation. what motivated you to take that on? patty: yeah, it goes to when i was originally being recruited for the job and there were multiple times when i said no, thank you. [laughter] i have a good gig, everything is fine. but the board chair made a compelling point. he said, first i asked him if this was a financial turnaround or operational cultural turnaround. if it is

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but collins dug deep fora 6—3,1—6, 6—3 win and she'll now play fellow american sloane stephens for a rafael nadal has withdrawn from the upcoming monte carlo masters where the 22—time grand slam winner was expected to make his atp tour comeback. writing on the social media platform x nadal said, "unfortunately i have to tell you that i am not going to be playing in monte carlo. my body simply won't allow me." the 37—year—old who has said he expects to retire after the 2024 season, returned to competition in brisbane injanuary, after almost a year sidelined with a hip flexor injury, but has not played an atp event since. several riders have been taken to hospital after a mass crash on the fourth stage of the tour of the basque country. among those hurt were reigning tour de france champion jonas vingegaard, world time trial champion remco evenepoel and olympic time trial champion primoz roglic. the stage resumed with the breakaway allowed to ride to the line. evenepoel posted this reaction to the crash.... i hope and think my long—term goals will will not change. everything should be

deep for a 6—3, 1-6, 6-3 collins dug deep for a 6—3, 1—6, 6—3 when and will now face fellow american sloanefinals. rafa nadal has withdrawn from the upcoming monte carlo masters, where he was expected to make his atp tour comeback. writing on social media platform x, nadal said "unfortu nately i have to tell you i am not going to be "playing in monte carlo. "my body simply won't allow me". the 37—year—old, who says he expects to retire after the 2024 season, returned to competition in brisbane injanuary after almost a year sidelined with a hip flex injury but has not played an atp event since. several riders have been taken to hospital after a mass crash on the fourth stage of the tour of the basque country. among those hurt, reigning tour de france champion, the world time trial champion and olympic time trial champion primos roglic. the stage resumed with the breakaway allowed to ride to the line. i hope and think my long—term goals will not change. everything should be ok with that. then i need to thank all the doctors and the team who took care of me in the last couple of hours, and of

[applause] while currently serving as president and ceo of memorial sloan catering center in new york. students in every alabama county have the potential to benefit from an education just like dr. dickers bid. we will accomplish that through the alabama school of health care sciences. members available in the legislature investing in this is one of my top priorities this session and i'm counting on you to make this a reality. [applause] dr. dickers once had an interview that education is the great equalizer and i could not agree more. thank you for your contributions to our state and our nation and thank you for being with us today. will you please stand it be recognized. [applause] [applause] during my inaugural address i promised the people of alabama that ensuring every alabama will receive a high-quality education will be my number one goal in this term. members while i'm always delighted to be with you all i'm especially proud we are joined by many of our young people tonight. we heard the beautiful music from mark jasper high school students who hail from towns. thank you all f

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it's in mit's sloan school of business model that you can play with, make several assumptions.he result is you will see carbon tax most are medically reduces emissions. how would it work? since we are conservatives, you can be sure we don't want to grow the government in solving climate change. the way that we do it, we reduce payroll taxes and then switch the tax to carbon dioxide. the bottom 70 percent of americans do better when you do that kind of tax swap. here is the key thing, apply it at the borders. so that it becomes something that goes worldwide. that is a crucial element here. we do that and it makes it in the interest of our trading partners to do the same thing back home. then you have the whole world following american leadership with 8 billion people seeing the true cost of the burning of fossil fuels. it is built into the price of everything. at that point, the cleaner, greener stuff appears cheaper then the dirty stuff made accountable. that is what i was mentioning out the outset, the problem of economics and fixing that. the air gets better and we stop dumpi

are part of mr sloane's bequest british bequest to the british museum. in good he gave those things in good faith faith , god's faith for faith, for god's sakes, them people. sakes, show them to people. >> have lg marbles >> but have the lg marbles stayed greece? they probably >> but have the lg marbles stayed have 'eece? they probably >> but have the lg marbles stayed have been�* they probably >> but have the lg marbles stayed have been destroyed. ably >> but have the lg marbles stayed have been destroyed. soy would have been destroyed. so you could argue historically, that the british museum has done quite a good job as a custodian. >> oh gosh. come on, look at the acropolis museum. beautiful space exhibiting these space for exhibiting these things. lots of things that were that managed to survive that the turkish occupation, these these things have been a good things would have been in a good nick as the things they've got in the acropolis museum today. the place that's in trouble is, of course, mr osborne's british museum. you go over there. they nee

but forecasts predict the strong growth by 2041. humans, we left sloan over 20 trillion passenger kilometers. china is going to become the largest and transport market before the end of this decade. and what that means for china or line is it is going to be something like $1200000000.00 extra passenger jr. and these per year to from and within china, in 2014 compared with where we were in $29.00 saying air traffic is growing throughout asia including in up and coming to india the, you know, you have to. ready 100000000 indians to are now classified as middle class. that is a shock because one of the criteria for being middle class and the global economy means they've considerably you might fly, maybe even, you know, once every couple of years. that's extraordinary. due to this increasing demand for air travel, airports throughout the country are being modernized or newly built air india. he's getting itself ready from new uniforms and new connections to order a 470 new boeing and airbus aircraft. the big truck into your traffic had been going through other people's airlines into, you know, w

richard russia sloan's the social media post by which you any is unbox of or to sweden for suggest that probably in bridge is to be at the start again soon urging people to take photos of the crossing before it's in the story. and also add on the program turbulent times for towing as a tire falls off of it gets into almost birds.

more innocent lives lost peace thoughts with all shed humanity, it needs to stop now. meanwhile, sloane a 2 week cj, as well, has remove it. so this form i'll see if a hospital in northern garza, these images to fix the off them off with buildings hallowed out by the boma and says let's it with a level according to gaza authorities. the idea killed around $400.00 palestinians and rex over a 1000 homes. during the ride, the dogs and civil defense full says in found to decompose bodies inside the medical complex one cold. so is a power to just go with handcuff with the bullet wound in the head. thousands of bodies were located in residential buildings around the hospitals. here's how i local, and international with cost of describe the scale of the destruction. the other sub off. i could not hold back my ts upon the witnessing the damage here. i did not shut t as for my own home being damaged, but i did for the destruction of the hospital and for all the medical stuff and the wounded people in gauze. as the last magical complex, i'll see if a hospital used to have 750 baths, know all the

that won't be easy because simon will grow up here and you know, if need, say this is and one of many sloan villages, eastern stuff i q, majority of people here are romani, europe's largest ethnic minority as nothing comments to see children becoming parents here. just a few houses away from nicholas lives. younger who was 16, an age months pregnant. she and her boyfriend, tommy, have their own room in which to raise their baby. i don't know how they will finance life with a child. tell me, is you have to start an apprenticeship today. marcia says you want to work and it will. yes. so what i don't know is it easy to find what's called a set of pat suitable no. the most trauma here can only dream of finding a job that side of the settlement, prejudiced as common sense. social workers slapped under rena. they themselves aroma and help presidents deal with the authorities, stevens there, roma often face a still have the my you know, the non room. i don't like us very much, you know, send these thoughts and scroll. when i was in secondary school, it didn't matter how well dressed i was. come, i

the 1st of all, the russian sloane to destroy the energy supply in the book right in the bluff, just. busy destroying the civilian needs to create a good interest structure such but the long to have of cross and interruption of the electricity needed for running red road. which is very important for the supplier. after seeing the long transport lines from best bottles of. ready gra, in to the front lines in the east and in the south. and for that electricity is, of course, one of those are 1st things that is needed. and 2nd of all, the elements i mentioned lensky as a proposed order. it was approved increase or credit union and industries ago and they are relying on and that's your supply. and if that isn't the updates, this plan cannot be phone trip. and alex, what kind of impact do you think these attacks have on the civilian population and infrastructure in our case? well, i think the situation is quite dire and i would also build on, but i was going to set that. the problem is, of course, the now that's uh, the trainings don't have enough ammunition for the defense systems. the pr

richard russia sloan's the social media post by which you any is on buffet or to sweden for suggest that try me in bridge is to be at the start again soon urging people to take photos of the crossing before it's in the story. and also add on the program turbulent times for boeing as a tire falls off of it gets in johannesburg. it is a late to say for the stair, for this evening, the scandal pro for profiting the with the top stories for the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly on archie food john nestle has found itself in boys in controversy as it faces planes. now that pushes baby food product packwood, sugar in developing countries, but offers much healthier alternatives in western nations. we've heard from african women like using the multinational of malpractice and i go to the hospital. there is as we say see to them. we databases are bcc with all that. and they said um this from to the i was surprised myself. so i had to withdraw every use of leslie for the, for now, it has a lots of health education, negative health integrations, under c

but i remember we have a sloan and doesn't, was he missed which one? the distributor. so thought he was going to do all of these skills shortly. and this is a for sure appointment to store awesome. those are the minutes looking this look to may. theodore still have to be made to a horse squares new throwing up. there could be a separate source. what were the driving a single shortly with a gun different stress one spinner, we're particularly up in there. hold on a fishing there. so should i go on the scale, what you on the yeah, i don't know. what's them you know, it seems check what chapter of a credit even is spent on know doing it. we're on a post and then what i'll do is move or do you throw in any sort of computer? i'm go to and then it goes to make sure to see what a cool blue told me to waste. oh shit. and yeah, there was, oh for yeah, bring it, it was just it here with the he'll share. so i'm showing a serial number from you to somebody. there are lots of little bit of stuff load here at the facility or just any minute stick with you on this. tiffany: i'm just

and then we sometimes sloan by chance. the money from american citizens is spent in a roundabout way to finance bodies ready code and these information groups and it cost a shadow. and american a to georgette. well, we heard directly from george and lawmaker timor meister rhodes, a who's saves the country now as a chance to break free from long running forward in mid the purchase of the new purchase with the georgia government. no longer wants to be a tool, because for many years it was forced to turn a blind eye to western pressure on georgia. back in 2012. when i was a future member of the parliament of georgia, this pressure already existed and it was rising more and more every year. apparently the george and government has already decided that it is necessary to get rid of this somehow to a band. and that's because georgia cannot become such a blind instrument in the hands of the united states. and the most important thing is that we have information that this money is being used incorrectly. if the us has good intenti

it's also a choose is nothing yahoo, of inflammatory sloan's is against the network on the rights of its employees. obviously you have reiterate such slanders. authorizations were not the terrorist one continued. bolden, professional coverage was as the rights to proceed. every legal step in the us state department has also weight in saying, washington supports media freedom. we support the independent free press anywhere in the world. and we think the work that the independent free press does is important everywhere in the world. and yet much of what we know about what has happened in gaza is because of reporters where they're doing their jobs, including reporters from al jazeera. i'll say we're just with, with respect to houses here. obviously we, you know, i think it's well known that we've not always agreed with all of alex's years coverage, but it's a new organization that we engage with. i've done interviews with al jazeera, other people from the department have done interviews with l. g 0. so we will continue to make clear that we support the work that the free pressed us, but

they're already copying their support, the benefits, and they see them as a mead. dale sloan broke the war against the rush as india is now holding the world's largest democratic elections. bollywood celebrities, a crime file to act as a file police report. so after they appeared online saying things that they never did, that blaming artificial intelligence for literally putting words in that balance of a look and spot the difference. and what did you go for? most of these vision was to celebrate our rich cultural heritage, history and legacy and india is progressing towards modernity quickly. we must never forget our routes and cultural heritage. i'm with the couple of us here. this is maurice clark has. this is a wish to celebrate our side live all the features on employment and inflation. the butyl. india is heading towards the era of injustice at a rapid pace from another i to i made a con, also fell victim to a deep freaking post the nation. both said the videos to show them supporting the opposition to a pure fiction. and several 5 checkers have shown that the clips were indeed e

in addition to the county of racial kim sloane, i page a few who just on top of it, it also agreed to boost the mountains of trucks in from the car, in around 200 to 500 a day earlier. by the way, the u. n. claims that is the minimum amounts needed to need massive demands in gaza with sam and is driving and it's more than a 1000000 people are literally starving result of me. this was also decided to allow the use of the as don't portion is 0 south for a few minutes here, really systems to gather hard decision. i have to say for israel, whose idea as you remember back in apparently the beginning of the was to cut scans of all the outside world completely using scenes as a weapon. but since the national pressure eventually was too sweet, strong to resist. it is, though i'm clear as to when these measures, if at all will be implemented. as of yesterday, we know that 200 to the track has entered god effects from god, the theories all the things through boil. and israel's, nor where it ran in response to his low lunch is expected following the death of 7 and reading the features and what i

they're already copying their support, the benefits, and they see them as a mead. dale sloan broke the war against the rush. it's all escalating, but i think they're going to be in such limited quan, this. and what happens is that when this occurs for us, it just triples the return there, they're going to use 3 times as much. they have their, their, their, their own inventory versus inventory as far as far greater and, and their production capabilities as far greater than what the key was even capable of producing or even importing from the western countries. at this point, it stops from the other european countries are very, very low and it's, and they, and all of these stocks are very limited. the number of they're desperate for man, uh, in the, in the thing is, you know, you're gonna send the weapons, you know, that it's not even uh, not even the entire package. it's gonna go to kia. it's not gonna make any good because they have nobody to use weapons and they have no one loan to use them. any train people to use them as well. so that this is a, this is the debacle it's, it's just y

the $55.00 state of the us has. sloan, we've even has their own policy now saying, well, maybe we should, it's me asking some questions. it is clear, as well as raising halts, mines and the information what self people are tired of tennessee is talking points. we're trying to go so piece, we're trying to go for co existence, but we need to get sort of the most kind of. i'll tell you off the coming out on trying just trying to get answers to questions. and if you call them onto the question, the kind of allow you to do the propaganda bit often with legal pressure is mounting to with the international court of justice. and now here when report for me using the why genocide by analyzing the patterns of violence and israel's policies in its own slot on gaza. this report concludes that there are a reasonable grounds to believe that the threshold indicating israel's commission of genocide is met. one of the key findings, israel's executive and military leadership and soldiers have intentionally distorted jews in belo principles. subverting their protective functions in an attempt to legitimize

sisters lyudmila and nadiya kichenok lost to the american tandem of ashlyn kruger and sloane stevensdoubles match at the tournament in charles. ukrainian tennis players easily won the first game 6:1, but failed to develop success, losing the following sets 3:6 7:10. hosts of the competition turned the course of the meeting, inspired by the ardent support of the stands. it was the first joint final of ludmila and nadiinok at a wta500-level tournament on clay. the last time the sisters won the wta250 tournament was in tallinn, estonia. well , kryvbas, kryvyi rih, vorskla, poltava are also playing at these minutes. vorskla, let me remind you, reached the finals of the cup of ukraine, but despite this, it is only in eighth place in the championship of the premier league of ukrainian football, kryvbas is in second place, ahead of dynamo kyiv. as of now, 58 minutes, the score is 1:1. kryvbas scored first, daniel sosa scored in the 21st minute, well, in the 30th ruslan stepaniuk retaliated by one ball, now it's time. and the teams continue, continue to play, i won't continue for long, becau

arguably, while india has an impressive number of media outlets in the past, vicki, the editorial sloan doesn't, over when the majority of them has shifted in favor of some of the government. those outlets that didn't fall in line like in the tv, have to pay the price. within 3 years of movie coming to bar entity, these phone does what they did on charges, a financial fraud, a temper, the ban on their leaving. the country was later over turned in cost, and then in 2023 with natural elections a year to we came the end, the game. and the tv was bought out by the dining room run by a 1000000000. that's cool. that's it. as close to the prime minister at the global that made global headline as a tipping point in the decline of him gaz press freedoms. hold that he's i and a cluster far the journalist designed to enough to a i always wanted to ask you this the, the news i do you that i need group is taking over the tv. well 2nd menu with whom it huh. it'd be a lot of fun for sending messages. i up, man, i've got a message, is it over a code of and it has that they may, you need the cut over by

they're, they're already coughing their support, the benefits, and they see them as the mead dale sloan broke the war against the rush the russian to presidential commission, if a children's rights has participated in the 1st face to face total to the ukrainian count of pods on the issue of reuniting children with their families and returning them back to their homes and ukraine and russia. negotiations were organized by the cuts, holiday authorities, and dough. and also the meeting not available above. i explained once being that you the main mission of our delegation is to offer rest and recuperation for families reunited to meet the military operation. children and the parents experience amazing emotions. finally, the motion so peaceful. the children pass medical exams to receive diplomatic support and assistance as a result of a joint work 28 children with a ton and 3 united with ad relatives in ukraine. and 5 children were reunited with their relatives in russia. it is very important for us to call to is immersed in the details. she said that the effective families of very good con

our karen sloan was there.e is what he said about the trip. >> can you tell me about your meeting? >> i think it was great. >> what did you say? >> we talked about the need for the u.s. to have leadership to deliver all the benefits of services. >> did you talk about your chip? did you talk about a.i. chips and whether the united states is -- >> chips, energy, the whole package of what it takes to deliver a.i. >> tell me what you said to leaders in the middle east sunday? >> it wasn't just about a.i. chips. funding is obviously part of it. there's a complex supply chain, a thing we'll need to figure out about how to do security and policy for this. it was a conversation like we've had in many other countries around the world about what it takes to do this as a global effort. >> what about here in the senate right now? they're trying to get through policy. do you feel it is taking too long and what should be the priority? >> that's what we're thinking is what they think the priority is. it's a complex thing. we'

is that cash burn sloan -- showing any signs of slowing down, and what else did moody's have to say? on the earnings call today what we heard from boeing is they expect cash flow to be negative again in the second quarter. not as bad as the first quarter, not that $4 billion cash flow burn, but they still expect it to be sizable. that is a concern for investors. the plan at boeing is all about a turnaround in the second half as the increase production right now. production is pretty slow. they are trying to stabilize it, improve quality, and they are working on a plan with the faa for how they are going to maintain that higher-quality. again, they are going to turn it on in the second half, and they hope it will generate a lot of cash, but right now they are down about $7 billion, which is a pretty low point for this company. paul: we are going to hear from boeing's major competitor airbus pretty soon with its first quarter results. demand for aircraft, still pretty strong, but costs seem to be a focus for airbus. what are we expecting to hear? george: demand is strong for both boein

sloan foundation can kiss elmo's furry butt! so can viewers like you." anchor kristen welker interviewed mcdaniel and confronted her about her support of trump's promise that he will free the january 6 rioters. >> do you disagree with trump saying he's going to free those who've been charged and convicted? >> i do not think people who committed violent acts on january 6th should be freed. >> so you disagree with that. he's been saying that for months, ronna. why not speak out earlier? >> when you're the rnc chair, you -- you kind of take one for the whole team, right? now i get to be a little bit more myself, right? >> stephen: "before, i was carrying water for a fascist wannabe dictator. now i'm getting bangs!" it's fun! you know, it frames the face. well, late last night, we learned that nbc news had fired ronna mcdaniel. [applause] there she is. she was fired by nbc. reminds me of donald trump's famous apprentice catchphrase. >> bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, >> stephen: this is just the most recent time mcdaniels been fired. she was also recently ousted as