>> stephen: yeah.go, well, i wrote this last night, see if you like it, and he goes like-- ♪ when i find myself in times-- ♪ and they're just trying to figure out what they would play. and we want to scream at the tv, "it's the greatest song ever written! everybody shut up and just listen!" ( laughter ) >> jon: man. that's a gift to the creators. >> stephen: i don't have time, we have to go, we should probably do a commercial break? we should do a commercial break? all right, we'll be right back with the sexiest man alive, paul rudd. ( cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ this holiday season, give your family the gift that keeps on... going? our very own energizer bunny! energizer ultimate lithium. [snowball splat and windshield wiper] the #1 longest-lasting aa battery. clerk: hello, how can i? [snowball splat and windshield wiper] sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ th

. >> stephen: what?on! >> stephen: so santa did not come in the middle of the night? >> yeah. >> stephen: santa came whenever mom and dad woke up? >> yeah. >> stephen: i admire that. ( laughter ) >> but no, i inhale all the harry potters as soon as-- the day after thanksgiving. it's harry potter time. >> stephen: oh, that makes sense. i think the first one was a christmas movie. >> they make them all pretty christmassy. >> stephen: how about "lord of the rings" movies, ever seen those. >> yeah, i love those. but i can never get them-- they're all the same movie, in my mind. ( laughter and applause ) ( piano riff ) oh... oh, god... >> stephen: sure, that's fine. >> you're going to get further away! >> stephen: no, that's fine. that's fine. so what do you mean they're all the same movie? ( laughter ) >> i just can't-- i-- i-- i love them, i love watching them, but i couldn't possibly tell you what happened in which. >> stephen: there's a ring, they want to get rid of the ring— >> the elephants with the peo

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. >> stephen: cats or dogs?right now, woody, our family dog, woody is in it. i'm totally in love with dogs. and i have had dogs throughout my life. even though i had a couple of cats for a while, and there's nothing wrong with cats. they're delightful-- purrrrr. if i had to pick, i would say i'm a doggy, doggy man. >> stephen: okay. you only get one song to listen to for the rest of your life, what is it? >> as you know, very difficult question. because i'm-- i'm a guy, if i-- even though there are songs that affect me, have affected me tremendously, and i put them on th thing, once i choose it and listen to it, i get kind of out of steam with it very quickly. i would rather-- if i had my druthers, i would put on a good radio station or have somebody curate or surprise me. i like surprise. so i wouldn't-- i'd like not to choose. but if i had to, there have been-- ( laughter ) there have been songs that i've gone through cycles with. the two that come to mind are when i was-- oh, boy, 13-- when it first came out

( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> audience: stephen! stephen! >> stephen: good to see you all.e your casual. i like your casual style tonight. welcome, welcome, one and all, in here, out there, all around the world, mr. and mrs. america and all the ships at sea, welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. it has been less than a year since the january 6violent insurrection on capitol hill, and i think we've gotten a little too comfortable with the near death of the republic. we might pay more attention if democracy died on a peloton. thankfully, thankfully, and against the wishes of nearly every republican in congress, the house select committee on january 6 does exist. and right now, their critical ( chrs and appe ) their critical investigation is focused on former white house chief of staff and man at a bar failing to look smooth while telling a woman to call him, mark meadows. ( laughter ) meadows, now, he initially agreed to cooperate and then surprise, surprise, he changed his mind. so yesterday, the committee recommended holding meadows in contempt of con

yeah. >> stephen: may i? yes. >> stephen: that's lovely.ghter ) this is a joke, man, we're doing comedy. it's a joke. it's a fabric joke. >> it's a very good-- just in case the camera didn't get it, i wanted to make people sure that people knew you were rubbing your own skin. >> stephen: we'll get a close-up later. over the years-- ( laughter ) that's an uncle joke. >> i've never experienced fabric humor before, that's my first time. >> stephen: oh, you learn something new every day. >> just grateful. >> stephen: over the years, my friend. >> yes. >> stephen: you've acted with so many greats-- >> yeah. >> stephen: meryl streep, sally field. your liam neeson's, your tom cruise's, but i understand your first co-star was your brother. >> my brother, benjamin garfield, who is here right now in the audience. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: benjamin. benjamin. where is he? >> benjamin! >> stephen: where are you, benjamin? >> yeah! >> stephen: yes! ( cheers and applause ) did we get a shot of benjamin just now? what is the age difference betwe

you didn't know. ( applause ) >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: oh, yeah.me, welcome one and all to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) hey, do you remember this? a couple of months ago when joe biden promised a normal holiday season? well, like his hairline, that went away, 'cause on friday, the world health organization designated a new variant of concern and gave it the not- at-all-sinister name: the omicron variant. ( thunder, glass breaking, cat scream ) ( laughter ) did not expect the cat. well, it sounds like the title of a robert ludlum novel. omicron is, in fact, the 15th letter in the greek alphabet. the w.h.o. chose to skip a few, because 'nu' is too easily confused with 'new,' and they claim 'xi,' was not used because it is a common last name, but we all know it's because it's the surname of chinese president xi jinping. and you can't piss off world leaders. they learned the hard way after being sued in the 1890s by belgian premier henri chlamydia. ( laughter ) it's not a flower. chlamydia is not a flower. t

>> stephen: friday at t >> stephen: fritatas.as so famous as an omelette chef he had his own line of omelette frying pans. this was the 19 up0s. >> stephen: who would have thought you were a vanderbilt? would not have guessed it! no, these were top tier! these were top tier omelette chefs! not the guy working the line at the bennigan's on the sunday brunch! ( laughter ) you're over at cnn and i know the journalists don't like to be the story, or at least that's the thing you guys say, but cnn is the story in many ways right now, certainly over the last couple of weeks. i mean, chris cuomo was let go, i wouldn't say suddenly, but a little surprisingly, we didn't necessarily see it coming that day. were people surprised at the shop? >> i don't know about surprised overall, but it didn't happen, then it did happen very quickly. >> stephen: it didn't happen for a year and then it was it might happen -- >> people were surprised the day it happened when it actually happened. >> stephen: did you know that night? did you know before it h

( cheers and applause ) ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: hey! nice to see ya!s beautiful audience, these beautiful people! welcome one and all, welcome ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show." i'm your shows stephen colbert. tonight -- ( cheers and applause ) tonight, the big story might not -- people talk about the big story, they talk about it all day, we talk about it at night. the big story might not be a big story. everybody's talking about it, but no one knows what the story is really about. because it's all omicron this and omicron that. but we don't really understand if this is going to change anything. we don't "knowmicron." so far, omicron appears to be milder and more infectious than delta. that may be happening because, according to a new study, "it shares genetic code with the common cold." this pandemic has gone on so long, we're officially at the remix stage. ( laughter ) the next variant's going to be covid, featuring shingles the skrillex mix. (airhorn blasts) ( applause ) scientists believe the gene swap may have occurred after a sing

i am your host stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen -- ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: breathe easy, just let a little bit go, already because we made it. this is our last show of 2021. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: 2021. >> stephen: if i could sum up the year in one sentence, cbs would bleep it. man, it's been a rough year starting with an attempt to overthrow our democracy, this week, the house's select committee on january 6th has shared a lot of disturbing details about the run up to that day, courtesy of former white house chief of staff, and man trying to remember what comes after two, mark meadows. this week, the committee has released a bunch of meadows' text messages, including this one from a mystery lawmaker: "on january 6, 2021, vice president mike pence as president of the senate, should call out all electoral votes that he believes are unconstitutional as no electoral votes at all." no! you can't give that kind of power to mike pence. it'll be like footloose. he'll ban dancing and make us all ca

>> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you!ladies and gentlemen. thank you very much. welcome, one and all, to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. folks, i have spent almost most of the entire last year trying to avoid talking about our former president, "teeny weeny peeny mussolini." but no matter how hard we try to avoid him, his name keeps coming up. he's history's taco burp. the latest belch comes in a new book from former white house chief of staff and man maintaining eye contact as he crushes your child's hamster ( laughter ) mark meadows. according to mark meadows, in the fall of 2020, the former president tested positive for covid a few days before his first debate with joe biden. okay, that is totally irresponsible. that is almost as reckless as when walter mondale debated reagan wearing his pet cobra. now, a week later, we learned the president actually did have covid and was hospitalized for it. but who could have known that he might have been positive at the debate that tuesday? let's ask my good frien

( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: it's good to see you.dies and gentlemen,. thank you so much for being here. welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. folks-- ( cheers and applause ) you know, the more we learn about the insurrection on january 6, the more it becomes clear that we have two political parties in this country. you have the democratic party, and the anti-democratic party, because only one of these parties cares whether you get to vote in an election. take the case of former chief of staff and clinically depressed potato, mark meadows. meadows at first agreed to cooperate with the january 6 congressional investigation, then quickly unagreed. so last night, the house voted to hold meadows in criminal contempt. ( cheers and applause ). yes, hell, yes! criminal contempt. and the rest of us can just keep holding him in regular contempt. ( laughter ) but only two republicans voted for it: kinzinger and cheney. every other republican, every other one, doesn't want you to know what happened on january 6 ( audience

live on tape from the theater theater in new york city, it's stephen stephen! stephen colbert! >> stephen: welcome one and all, ladies and gentlemen, to the "late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. december 13, it is hard to believe, but this is our last week of shows for 2021. ( audience reacts ) i'm not sorry to see it go. it's been a crazy and bewildering year. starting with political chaos, a continuing pandemic, and unprecedented weather events around the world, including this weekend, when a massive band of tornadoes hit 8 states, leaving a path of devastation, hitting kentucky especially hard. if you wanna help, and i know you do, and are looking for suggestions, go to @colbertlateshow on twitter, where we have a list of organizations you can support to make a difference for the victims of these terrible storms. doesn't matter where you live, or who you are: americans help each other out. ( applause ) as i said, the politics of 2021 started with violence. our 3rd show of the year was january 6th. my no-drink-january quickly turned into vodkavember. over 11 months late

( audience chanting stephen ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) love it! beautiful. beautiful. please, ladies and gentlemen, won't you have a seat. won't you please. my friends, my neighbors, welcome -- welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your shows, stephen colbert. everyone -- ( cheers and applause ) if you have been watching the news, everyone is talking about yesterday's historic arguments by our nation's highest judges. there were recriminations, references to stench. cnn was all over the story this morning with their top headline: "the masked singer" reveals who's behind the skunk. ( laughter ) thank you, cnn, for your tireless reporting on a woman's right to choose to dress up like a giant rodent and sing "i'll be missing you." ( laughter ) by the way, it was faith evans. she will be missed. ( laughter ) we also heard from a slightly less trusted body: the supreme court. the justices heard oral arguments over a mississippi abortion ban, and according to court watchers, the supreme court seems p

( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey!heers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: hey! hey! >> stephen: thank you for being here. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) and i'm going to start off tonight -- i would like to wish everyone a happy diwali. for those of you who do not know, it's the south asian religious festival of lights that celebrates the "victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance." so basically, "ted lasso." ( laughter ) ( applause ) we're still digesting that the democrats did not have a good night, but it was primarily two states where, historically, the party in the white house loses. and the democrats narrowly held onto one of them, new jersey. so, disappointing. but a mixed bag. or, as cable news put it: >> a five alarm fire for democrats. >> five-alarm fire. >> no silver linings. >> major setbacks on election day. >> the anatomy, really, of a democratic meltdown. a complete and total melt

looking good. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! happy... ( cheering ) wednesday? happy wednesday. happy wednesday, everybody. thank you, everybody, down here, up there, all around the world. welcome, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to "the late show." ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to "the your steph co. the holiday season is in full swing already here in new york. the christmas lights are burning bright, especially over at fox news headquarters, where last night, the fox news christmas tree was set on fire. ( laughter ) now, i know what you're thinking, but the ghost of hugo chavez has an alibi! thankfully, no one was hurt. but we're not talking about a couple of toasted pine cones here. take a look: crispy kringles! of course, this never would have happened if the tree had a gun. ( laughter ) ( applause ) come on. ( cheers and applause ). you gotta-- giveave squirrel-- give a squirrel a gun or something like that. and fox news tried to warn us this was coming. every time a store clerk says, "happy holidays," a christmas tree bursts into flames. (

i'm your host stephen colbert. now -- ( cheers and applause ) -- anyone who's been attention to the news for the last two years, might have noticed american democracy is lookin' a little rickety. joe biden noticed, and that's why today he hosted something called the "summit for democracy." it's a democracy convention! dem-con! armies of nerds descending on washington! one of the panels is being hosted by a guy cosplaying as sexy magna carta. i think this is a fine idea, but i'm not sure we're the country who should be hosting it. these days, a u.s. president lecturing the world about stable democracy is like andy cohen hosting the "rational discourse among sober housewives summit." ( laughter ) biden kicked off the virtual summit early this morning: >> democracy, government of the people, by the people, for the people, can at times be fragile but it also is inherently resilient. it is capable of self-correction and it is capable of self-improvement and, yes, democracy is hard, we all know that. do we though, joe? h

>> stephen: i'm honored. have heard me talking before. i always thought i was a charlotte. we'll get to that in a moment. we'll go to the data points that make one a charlotte. >> you were right. >> stephen: before we get started, i want to talk about the new series. but, first, cynthia, the last time you were here, you were running for governor of the state of new york. >> i was. >> stephen: your opponent, andrew cuomo-- your opponent in the primaries, andrew cuomo, has taken quite a-- quite a fall from grace. would you like to take this moment to give a hearty "i told you so" to anyone? >> um, no. i think not. because -- >> stephen: don't be gracious! >> you know, i will say, though, when i came on your show during the run, it was the first show that i had done. i was very nervous and all that stuff. and you were so kind and treated me with so much respect and soap-- you know, gave me so much legitimacy to be here and gave me a platform. and i just really, really loved it. >> yay! ( applause ) >> stephen: t

>> stephen: yes.e a bunch of tequila and i'm very, very grateful to him. >> thank you, george. >> stephen: there you go. right there. >> all right! it's a party now ( laughter ) >> stephen: there you go. now, you of you've been-- oh, you want a lime? ( cheers and applause ) you-- very tasty. >> you can do some live editing around this part. >> stephen: you have been an outspoken activist for young people and the l.g.b.t. community for years. ( applause ) what do you do-- ( applause ) does that activism itself help ward off despair, give you hope? ( sighs ) >> you know, i don't know that it wards off despair, as much as it reminds me that we all have a voice. and it's just how you use it. that's our weapon. that's the-- that's the kindest weapon that we have, if we choose to wield it kindly. for me, i-- i understand and i understood when i was young, around maybe 21 years old, they had a platform where i could speak and talk to the world. and, look, we all have access to social media. i have a lot of p

stephen's dad steve sr. says after living together for nearly two-years, the couple was talking about taking the "next step." >> was it your understanding steve, they were going to get hitched? >> yes, in vegas and every time i talked to 'em that's that was their plans. it never changed. he loved her. >> reporter: the timing seemed good. heidi had just gotten a promotion at the insurance company where she worked. she was finally a 9-to-5-'er after years of temping. >> she was just gettin' started or gettin' settled into a niche when-when things happened. >> reporter: strange "things" that rattled heidi. in april of that year, it appeared someone was trying to break into their townhouse there was chipping around a lock on their basement door. looked like the doors had been monkeyed with? >> yes. >> reporter: not long after that discovery of mischief on the locks, a stranger knocked at the front door one night saying he was forming a neighborhood "block watch." he scared heidi so much that she told friends. an

stephen: now? kristina: now. stephen: it's a risk now?kristina: yup, people could be exposed to this in a way that impacts their health, causes a miscarriage, causes a cancer case. sherry: it's underground and it's affecting the water under us. stephen: sherry paget lives next door to a toxic site in richmond. paget says she developed two cancers the same year work crews began trying to clean up that site, digging into the soil next to her neighborhood. stephen: do you worry that this has impacted your health? sherry: i think that it did. i have no way to prove it. stephen: paget now worries that the rising groundwater documented by dr. hill's team will wash those toxins still left in the soil next door directly into her neighborhood. sherry: this is a reality that can't be ignored anymore. keith roberson: the chemicals that we worry the most about escaping from landfills are volatile organic chemicals, things like petroleum fuel components, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene. stephen: keith roberson is senior engineering geologist for san fr

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stephen is right. we have seen where it comes down to the line and things get sorted out in the senate and the u.s. congress eventually but markets will always try to get ahead of the situation. they are not always right in terms of predicting the eventual outcome but we know markets will tend to price worst case scenario so there is a lot of potential risk coming from that space in 2022 for sure. dani: definitely a lot to look forward to or to fear perhaps. that is bloomberg's kristine aquino. stephen isaacs from alvine capital will stay with us. we are keeping a nice on the european markets ahead of the christmas break and we are looking at ever so slight losses and coming up later, we look at the pain facing anyone trying to get on a flight this holiday. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to the open. we are 15 minutes into the european trading day. a variety of markets are closed including the u.s. and the dax. as what is -- as for what is open, the ftse 100 just turning green as

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how evident are stephen sondheim's talents in yourfilm?ust be very tough for you right now, you must miss him being with you as you launch your film. it was devastating, it is still devastating. we are still not... i am still not really accustomed to not being able to text him and e—mail him and compare movie trivia to the 1930s films. or to all the films with leonard. i mean, stephen was a tremendous cineaste and on the scale of martin scorsese and del toro, that kind of a cineaste, as i have been all my life and for all his great work in the nonlinear, linear musical stage, he is a genius. i miss him for being able to compare movies. you know, the originalfilm, the 1961 film, had puerto rican characters played by white actors. what did you do to get authentic representation of characters in your film? i mean, you were quite fastidious in that respect, when she? it was just that... that was our casting director who did just an amazing job at putting together the cast for us for enough selection for me to be able to select from. the first

daniel whitworth is one of four young gay men murdered by stephen port.n died in 2014 and 2015. we are expecting to hear a lot more from some of the families, representatives of the families, of those four young men who died at the hands of stephen port. when that news conference gets under way we will be back there and hear those comments live. we will keep an eye on that. the inquestjury only handed down its decisions in the last hour and a half, there are still a lot of detail to go through for those families, but as soon as they are speaking to the media to give their reaction, we will be back there. much more on that story to come. stephen port serving a whole life tariff in prison for murdering four young men. life tariff in prison for murdering fouryoung men. until life tariff in prison for murdering four young men. until those news briefings get under way, we will look at some of the other main stories. fresh questions for the prime minister. december last year in the run—up to christmas it has a marriage that borisjohnson is director of communica

stephen: i never get a day off.m going to take a little time off around christmas, but we will get the year end pieces out and keep everybody up-to-date. jonathon: i am just lobbying management, looking for support. stephen stanley of amherst. you have to have the people's backs. this came from the financial news in the u.k., goldman rolling back its return according to the financial news citing a person familiar with it. that is the direction of travel. lisa: this comes after a directive from boris johnson, one of the many discussions he has been having that people should work from home if they have to. are we starting this all over again? you wonder what the ripple effects will be in the business in the heart of the city who are trying to reopen. jonathon: just how quiet and sleepy is it in the city of london at the moment? caroline: you walk out and our office is quieter. people are worried. the trains will certainly be quiet. i spoke to a cabbie who already is saying it is a lot quieter than he anticipated. he i

stephen port was arrested on suspicion of lying about moving anthony's body.tigation of the death went no further and he remained on bail, free to kill again. ten weeks later, a second body was found in a church graveyard less than 400 metres from stephen port�*s front door. it was gabriel kovari, another gay man in his 20s. detectives didn't connect the two deaths and did so little that the officer tasked with liaising with gabriel's family never spoke to them. and just over three weeks later, in the same corner of the same graveyard, the body of daniel whitworth was found. he had what appeared to be a suicide note around his neck in which he also said that he'd taken gabriel's life. detectives just accepted what written when in fact simple checks would have shown he was nowhere near barking when gabriel died. it meant that for months police were telling daniel's family that he'd killed himself and gabriel when, in fact, he'd been murdered. it does make you angry and upset, yeah, and distressed. because it has obviously had tragic consequences, you know. in m

stephen: that is a great question.r as regulation, we build a business strategy based on existing regulations. we are essentially, a much higher performance, much better equipped helicopter. it performs the same way. where we differ is in a number of ways. our aircraft will be about 100 times safer than a traditional twin engine helicopter. it will be about 1/5 of the cost. it will be 100 times wider committed will be zero emissions. -- it will be 100 times quieter with zero emissions. you think of helicopters as for rich people. what we will have is something pre-much everyone who lives in a city can afford and we will see a lot more demand. that will take the shift in regulation to deal with the democratization of this travel. what does it mean -- sonali: what does it mean in terms of affordability? what does it cost now and how fast can we see mass scale over cities? can someone from new york be taking these to the hamptons soon? stephen: the range of our aircraft is about 120 miles. you're talking about jfk to down

the met accepts failing stephen port�*s victims but denies that homophobia played a role.here must be a full acceptance of what went wrong before change can occur. daniel de simone, bbc news. 55 people have been killed and dozens injured in mexico when a lorry and its trailer crashed and overturned. around 160 people, including young families and children, were in the trailer. most of them were migrants from central america, seeking a new life in the united states. will grant's report from chiapas in southern mexico contains some distressing images. it was already known as one of the most dangerous journeys in the world for people fleeing violence and poverty in search of a better life. at least 160 people, among them families with children, were crammed into a lorry�*s trailer, which overturned on a corner and crashed into a bridge. the doors flew open, throwing those inside onto the tarmac. the driver, who it's said may have been speeding, fled the carnage. dazed survivors were treated at the site and taken to nearby hospitals, but many migrants ran away for fear of bein

we will work to get stephen morrison back. we will take your calls at (202) 748-8000, eastern and time zone. (202) 748-8001 is mountain and pacific. i understand you are back with us. guest: yes, i am. host: in tracking vaccinations around the world, the new york times says 57.3% of the world has received at least one dose. looking on the map, and you pointed out some of the countries as low as 7% of the population vaccinated, a large chunk of that in africa and into asia and parts of eastern europe as well, the question is -- when the covax program started, where there higher hopes that the vaccination rate would be on a faster timeline? guest: yes, of course. there were targets set earlier this year, some stimulated by the imf and other major institutions, set targets for having 10% vaccinated by the end of september, 40% of the world's population by the end of the calendar year and 70% by next september. the reality is that for many, many countries those targets are simple he not going to be reached. they are unrealistic. w

stephen: we should not cancel christmas. be safe, protect ourselves, be cautious, but it's a great time to see family and friends and get out there and spend and travel. david: thank you so much to steve squeri, chairman and ceo of american express, and ed bastian, ceo of delta airlines. matt: david westin there on the floor of the new york stock exchange. he is the host of "balance of power," talking with ed bastian and steve squeri. a couple of breaking news headlines crossing the terminal during that interview. the u.s. is pushing the eu to ready russia sanctions that would hit russian energy companies and russian banks. the u.s. has been pushing the eu to stop nord stream 2 for some time, but this could be different sanctions due to the buildup of russian troops, reported buildup of russian troops on the border of ukraine. we also have a report that go puff is set to start preparations for the second half of 2022 ipo. this is a delivery business, apparently a number of products, not just what you are thinking. gopuff has

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stephen, i have got a 1,600 mile _ good? stephen, i have got a 1,600 mile border— good?phen, i have got a 1,600 mile border with - good? stephen, i have got a 1,600 mile border with the i 1,600 mile border with the fence down for the other four years of experience, we have 4,000,000 refugees still in pakistan after 40 years. compare this to the european reaction in the british reaction, the american reaction one refugees that shows up to your shores. one refugees that shows up to yourshores. i one refugees that shows up to your shores. i have experienced that it your shores. i have experienced thatitis your shores. i have experienced that it is needed the moment afghanistan is unstable, my country will be unstable. it's been a border pod for centuries. refugees go over, terrorism flow drug all over for that what the prime minister of pakistan said was any government, we want afghanistan to be stable because of afghanistan heads towards instability and collapse pakistan will be harmed and hurt the very next day. pakistan's national subvert security adviser is my feet feel

stephen miller and curative us are here to react. plus, we will find out if they agree with kamala on water biggest failure has been so far this year. plus, biden's plan to force electric cars on all of us has a huge upside. for china! author robert bryce explains how the ccp benefits from climate alarmism. and 2021 brought us free britney and turned laura and raymond into tiktok stars. but it also brought us a completely unhinged and discredited media. victor davis hanson explains what kind of world we'd be living in if we believed everything they told us this year. but first. joe biden is now trying a markedly different tactic when it comes to covid. instead of just scaring us to death, he's also urging calm. >> president biden: omicron is a of course a concern but it should not be course of panic. >> jason: apparently sleepy joe missed the last team meeting. he had to stop covid advisors not only aren't on the same page, they're using totally different playbooks. >> for the unvaccinated, you're looking at a winter of severe illnes

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i'm stephen sackur. this city has always had an outsize influence on american culture.he buzz in this nation comes from right here in terms of the arts, entertainment, publishing, the media, but what happens in new york when america's political culture is riven with division? well, my guest today is the great american novelist, new york resident, paul auster. if america is experiencing a culture war, is he ready to fight? paul auster, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it is a pleasure to be in your home, your writing study is just below us, the floor below. just tell me, does it matter to you when you are writing what is going on in the world outside yourfront door? does it affect your writing? well, it depends on what you mean. if there's a fire engine screeching in front of my door, it will interrupt my concentration, and i might go out and see what's going on. but if there's a distant war going on in another place and i know about it, i'm not going to read about it while i'm doing my work for the day. but i certainly will inform myself about it later. you talk of dista