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government faced intense criticism for a trump administration policy that spac spaces thousands of younghildren from parents at the border >> human rights abusers continue to serve on and be elected to the council. the world's most inhumane regimes continue to escape scrutiny the council continues to politicize and scapegoating of countries with positive human rights records in an attempt to distract from the abusers in their ranks. therefore as we said we would do a year ago, if we did not see any progress, the united states is officially withdrawing from the u.n. human rights council. >> separately north korean leader kim jong-un met with chinese president xi jinping to discuss the next steps in his promised denuclearization of the korean peninsula north korean media reported that kim and xi discussed the meeting with u.s. donald trump last week at a time when tensions between china and the united states continue to rise over trade. >>> volkswagen has suspended audi's chief executive after his arrest in a diesel emissions probe. they have appointed an interim replacement. volkswagen al

and the crowd even started chanting "spac watch this. [ crowd chanting ] >> space force!ce! space force! space force! >> space force? now we're going to have the space force because it's a a whole [ cheers and applause ] we need it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the official motto of ie space force will be, "it's a whole -- we ne it's a whole -- we need it. [ laughter and applause ] we nd that hole." [ laughter ]>> teve: oh, space force. >> jimmy: "it's a hole. [ light laughter ] and we need it." ump this, the administration said that they want to combine the department of labor and the department of education. trump said, "we're merging the departments of labor and education to create the department of lubrication. [ laughter ] and it's going to be --" what! get my coat! wear the heck's my coat?" the teve: "it's fo hole --" [ laughter and applause ] come on! come on! >> jimmy: it's right there! ♪ get out of here! ♪ you kn what you did. you know what you did, get lost! ♪ >> steve: he's going to go to uranus. [ laughter >> jimmy: space force! >> steve: space force. >> jimmy: space

then "the good son" here which is not -- i don't have -- >> steve: right, you don't have enough desk spac ran out of desk. >> steve: i need a desk as -- yeah, there you go. there you go. >> jimmy: yeah, there you go right there. s, that's it. ve: there you go. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's "the good son" there. and this is a kind of a well, the author is like a souan kotephen king. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah, so if you like thrillers like that and scary stuff. steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that's "the good son" right there. so, i think it's in that order right now. that's in the lead. >> steve: and that's the thinnest book. [ laughter ] yes. >> jimmy: we are not voting -- >> steve: i'm gonna vote for that one. >> jimmy: on what's the thinnest book. but thati -- >> stevest noticed that. happened to. >> jimmy: no, i understand that when you're relaxing in the summer, but i mean -- >> steve: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so, this will be fun, but if you go on our instagram #tonightshowsummerreads or our facebook we're gonna be updating everything. voting stops thursday at noon. so, don't even try.

up until 2015 they didn't have much space based warning which is kind of frightening, which is kind spac playing an increasing percentage. the importance of space is growing as a percentage. some of their newest weapons are space guided. but, again, you are taking that money away from other programs. so it's -- i think we'll learn something if they were to change their plans and front load it towards space. what's going to be the opportunity cost and what does that tell us about how they plan on fighting in the future. >> other questions from anybody before we wrap up? >> yeah. i have a question about how well russian regular forces, specifically nonuniform contract forces are integrated into the russian command structure. >> so we have limited data points on that topic. but i think watching the reaction from moscow after the strike on the vogner group in syria was very telling. there was high level coordination as in the press between their military side and in the pentagon, how to avoid uniforms russian casualties. however, after significant personnel were killed it was pretty much rad

i just finished a book with roosevelt after and i like to stay in the world war i the spac and wha i do and i thought i could do wilson as commander-in-chief because i noticed there was not much on that subject and i very quickly discovered that the reason there was not much was that that subject was a good paragraph but not a great book. the reason for that is he elevated most everything. he delegated to his generals and admirals and delegated to the team of men that he had running things on the home front and the war is there in the background in "the moralist" but that action 4000 miles away and i'm trying to keep the focus on wilson so there's not as much war as i thought there would be. i made early on i had never done this before but i think i will yso it now and i started with a folder that was called a file folder called what can a man was woodrow wilson before he became president. when you think about it someone becomes president at a point in their life is half over at least and sometimes they're much closer to the end of life and whoever they are when they turn up in the w