welcome, one and all. >> stephen! stephen! >> stephen: i don't want to get in your way. go ahead.come. welcome on and all to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. let me start off. start off with a simple -- anybody in out of town here? i assume you drove here because this morning, an faa computer glitch grounded all departing domestic flights across the country. well, this is what happens when you run your entire aviation system off a boingo hot spot. it says here am connected but i can only go to delta.com. the problem started last night thanks to a crash of an faa software called notam, which shares information about hazards in the air or on the ground such as closed runways and airspace restrictions. it's the air travel equivalent of that talk your dad gives you before the road trip. "okay, you're gonna want to skip 95 at this hour 'cause they close the hartford exits. okay, i got some cds from the library. it's an audio book about hitler's top generals. just mail 'em back to me when you get there. and call your mom! not from the road!" apparently the problem is th

♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ stephen long: the lunar new year is a time of celebration. ♪♪♪ stephen: in chinatown, rock lobster. china used to be the biggest market for this delicacy before a trade stoush that's smashed australian businesses. michael blake: only last night, i had a fisherman on the phone crying to me, you know, wondering how he's going to pay his bills. and yeah, this is only the start, i think. stephen: for the best part of a year, china's trade sanctions have hit industry after industry. doug smith: this was massive. this was the end of our export to china. tony battaglene: the markets actually dropped to zero. brendon taylor: we're all in survival mode. we're doing the best we can. that's all we can do. stephen: the dispute is about far more than trade. scott waldron: the trade barriers that china imposed on australia in 2020 are cases of economic coercion. rory medcalf: china is trying to coerce australia into supporting essentially china's interests. stephen: there's a fierce debate about how to respond. doug clarke: we're not going to lay down in a fetal position and get kic

♪ ♪ hello, hello, hello, hello. >> audience: [chanting] stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen!stephen: folks. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. i hope everybody... [cheering] i hope everybody is having a good monday. if you're from philadelphia, i assume you... [laughs] i assumed you spent it sobering up on top of a bus shelter. because yesterday was the men's football conference championship and the eagles are going to the super bowl, ladies and gentlemen. that's right. which is fantastic or terrible, depending on how you feel about the eagles. i spent all day yesterday parked in front of a tv yelling "fly, eagles, fly!" because... because i was watching the end of the "lord of the rings" where the eagles carry frodo and sam to safety. coach gandalf deserves wizard of the year on that one. but on super bowl sunday, it turns out the eagles will face afc champs the kansas city chefs. i'm sorry. what's that? it's not chefs? it's the chiefs? i doubt anyone in 2023 would still be calling their team the chiefs. come on. well, then change it to c

. >> stephen: what's yours?oy. my mother's porn name is big boy simpson. >> stephen: kerry, it was lovely to have you here. thank you so much for being here. "the school for good and evil" is available on netflix. kerry washington, everybody. we'll be right back with a performance by joe walsh. goli, taste your goals. baback in the e day, snsneaker dropops meant gettining online t to waitit in line.. now wiwith xfinityty mobile.. ...we get t the fastesest mobilele service and cacan get the e freshest kicks asasap. i got ththis. get ththe best pririce for 2 s of unlimitited when yoyou switch t to xfinity y mobiler $30 0 a line perer month. nicece job, littttle sis! ththey grow upup so fast.... i'm m a fan. frfrom xfinityty. >> stephen: his annual vets' aid concert takes place in columbus, ohio, on november 13 and will be streaming worldwide. performing "rocky mountain way" with joe vitale, louis cato and "the late show band," joe walsh. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ i spent the last year ♪ ♪ rocky mountain way ♪ ♪ coul

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[audience chanting stephen] >> stephen: please -- thank you, citizens.mmed up the committee's thesis: >> president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes between leaving the ellipse and telling the mob to go home-- he chose not to act. >> stephen: he chose not to act. same review he got for "home alone 2." virginia representative elaine luria painted a vivid picture of where the former president was physically all that day. >> witnesses told us that, on january 6th, president trump sat in his usual spot at the head of the table facing a television hanging on the wall. we know from the employee this tv was tuned to fox news all afternoon. here, you can see fox news on the tv showing coverage of the joint session that was airing that day at 1:25. >> stephen: nothing unusual there, just an elderly man, parked in front of fox news all day, confused about who the president is. [cheers and applause] or words to that effect. or words to that effect. luria also laid out what the former president didn't do in that time. >> stephen: ooh, let me guess...

i'm your host, stephen colbert. and applause] it's my job, here talking about what everybody was talking about today but it was a very strange news day, full of unpleasant people. which is why we've entitled tonight's monologue the late show's "oops! all a-holes." exhibit a-hole, fox news chairman and corpse dragged from the sea, rupert murdoch. last month, murdoch sat down for a deposition as part of dominion voting systems' $1.6 billion lawsuit against fox news, and he admitted under oath that election lies were knowingly endorsed by fox hosts sean hannity, jeanine pirro, lou dobbs, and maria bartiromo. collectively known as "dumb, dumber, dumbest, and sean hannity." [cheers and applause] but when asked if fox news as a whole had endorsed the stolen election narrative, he replied, "not fox, no. not fox." but if your most viewed hosts endorsed it, then your network endorsed it. i'd like to see this guy in a murder trial. "did i stab that fella? no! i mean, my hand did, but he's an independent contractor. good job,

[indistinct]. >> stephen, come on! >> will you stop it, stephen!s isn't about you, it's about us. >> stephen: the cast of "ted lasso"? >> yes, we are all behind you. >> we are all the team. >> the sport we all care most about in the world is late night comedy/variety. >> stephen, on our show, have a sign in the locker room that says "believe" so i'm to make you a sign right here to remind you of everything that you, stephen colbert, need to get out there and do your show tonight. ♪ ♪ special. all right, let's bring it in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> late show on three. one, two, three. >> late show on three! let's go! [cheers and applause] [laughter] ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and now your host stephen colbert ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, what's going on! [cheers and applause] hey, everyone, hey! welcome one and all in here come out there, all of on the world, welcome to the late show, i am your host, stephen colbert. we are right now -- [cheers and applause] we are coming to you tonight hot off cbs's broadcast of the ncaa men's basketball championshi

stephen, not needed. but thank you, i appreciate it. >> stephen: what are you talking about?s isn't for you. get out of the way. he's coming. >> i'm back. where's my fanfare? [fanfare] >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight, who let the docs out? plus, stephen welcomes: prince harry, the duke of sussex featuring louis cato and "the late show" band! and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: oh! there you go. good to see you. it worked. it worked. >> louis: come on. >> stephen: happy tuesday, happy, happy, happy. happy. happy. hey, everybody! thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ welcome to "the late show," everybody. thank you so much. down here, up there, all around the empire. i'm your host, stephen colbert. you've tuned in. you've tuned in for a pretty big night. because it's pat benatar's birthday. happy birthday, pat benatar! you're a real tough cookie with a long history... of having birthdays. hope this is a great one. also what else is g

i'm your host, stephen colbert.inly hope -- [cheers and applause] i hope you had a great weekend. i spent mine bein' fancy, attending president biden's first white house state dinner. i mean, just look at the beautiful evie mcgee-colbert and... [cheers] and her doughy plus one. she cleans up real nice. it was a great night. the white house is nice. lovely. christmas decorations were beautiful, and the whole shebang was thrown in honor of french president emmanuel macron, seen here making his glass of champagne blush. good-lookin' fella. the stereotype is that french men are suave and charming, and emmanuel macron does nothing to fight that stereotype. when i met him, this is true, he leaned in and said "enchante" and ooh-la-la my baguette was buttered. mm-hmm. [laughs] [cheering] when evie met him, when evie met him, he gave her hand one of those sort of like half-kiss half-nods, like that, and she responded with the traditional american greeting: a full-body chest bump while yelling "get 'er done!" thank you for re

>> stephen: wow!u are a conscientious gift to give her. you put a lot of thought into it. >> zasia: there's an excel spreadsheet about it. >> stephen: for real? >> zasia: for real, huge dork, sorry. >> stephen: why do you think you're such -- so -- i don't want to say addicted. >> zasia: no, fully. i get a high and once they opened the gift it's all over and like it is so sad. i want to take it back and give it to them again. i need another hit. like what do you have, when's your half birthday? can we talk about easter? i want to make them a thing so i can get someone a present. >> stephen: what's the best thing you've got? >> zasia: well, here's the real issue. my husband has one christmas forever because eight years ago he gave us our dog and it was a surprise. that's a moose. >> stephen: there you go, there is moose. >> zasia: now, she is the best. >> stephen: are you a huge animal person? >> zasia: huge. we grew up with all sorts of animals, lizards, salamanders, tortoises, we had chickens growing

louis. >> louis: stephen. >> stephen: i can't help.y chest bone a certain richness to the sound tonight. please tell the people who we are honored to have sitting in. >> we have the generational gift of meshell ndegeocello. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you. thank you for being here. folks, as i was saying earlier, it's valentine's day, in my opinion one of the most romantic holidays. the cards, the sexiness, the chubby naked babies shooting arrows at your sternum. here's the thing. i'm a 58 year-old man. my doctor said i should cut back on chocolate-covered strawberries, and i just can't i used to. it's sad but it's true. i just can't. you know what i'm talking about. right, ma'am? that's the laugh of recognition. so i think it's time valentine's day made room for those couples among us who are still deeply in love but also deeply asleep by 9:00 p.m. recently i asked legendary r&b group boyz ii men to help me out by updating yeah, still got it, baby. by updating one of their classic hits, for all of us mature romantics. jame

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i'm your host, stephen colbert.ight, the big story is that chicago mayor lori lightfoot failed in her bid to win reelection. making her the first incumbent chicago mayor not to be reelected in 40 years. for more on that, watch a different show, because i have no opinion. either good or bad, i don't know. another thing i have no opinion about? where the coronavirus came from. i wanna know where it is now, so i can not be there. on sunday, we learned that the department of energy believes that the covid pandemic was the result of a lab leak, a belief they hold with "low confidence." that's not reassuring. it's like if arby's changed their slogan to "we're pretty sure what we have is meats." if i had to guess. gun to my head, i'd say meats. back in 2021, it was first reported that the fbi had "moderate confidence" that the pandemic was the result of an accidental lab leak. but the fbi never publicly acknowledged that until yesterday, when we heard from fbi director christopher wray, seen here announcing the arrests mad

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hello. >> stephen! stephen! >> stephen: welcome. please., everybody. welcome. in here, out there, all around around the world. obviously everyone in canada. welcome. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. and ladies and gentlemen, i'm still... [applause] i am still all hot and bothered about the fbi raid at mar-a-lago. turns out, my kink... is consequences. we're learning more juicy deets about the raid. it's becoming increasingly clear that the search was tied to an ongoing investigation into whether the former president took classified records from the white house to his florida residence. spoiler: he did. we already know he did. no matter what it is, it's always what you thought but worse than you imagined. he incited an insurrection. he extorted ukraine. he put the bop in the bop-shoo-bop-shoo-bop. he put the ram in the ramalama-ding-dong! then made the ramalama-ding-dong sign an nda. and he's already admitted that he did it. about seven months ago, the former president revealed that he had unlawful possession of cl

>> hello, stephen! >> stephen: how are you? >> i'm wonderful!y, there are a few names want to hear more than michelle obama. that's going to be fun. [cheers and applause] big night. big night. that's big. that checks a lot of boxes. that checks a whole lot of boxes right there. but you know, folks, people are always telling me that i'm kind of like their tv dad. probably because i am middle aged, i love si -- as a tv dad m time to time elect to check and see how you're doing so everybody get in the living room. dad is calling a family meeting! [cheers and applause] hey! have a seat! sit down, kiddo! hey, buddy, thanks for sitting down with your old man! thanks in advance for helping me stand up when we are done. has this coach always been this squishy? i just wanted to check in with you, buddy, have a little noggin on noggin. i'm sorry don't want to sit hearing a lecture from tvs -- americas tv dad, so i also invited americ's mom. michelle, come on out! [cheers and applause] there you go. amazing. [cheers and applause] listen. listen -- listen t

>> stephen: yes. >> nate: okay, give me your list of things you done and all top them. >> stephen: irds can kiss they are -- not joking. just because of the g forces and switching back and forth because you go through the first three turns, going to be great. but every turn gets more g forces and the fourth turn you go i've made a huge mistake. the fifth turn, you're like i guess i can't get off. these guys are like you, they have muscle. you will be fine. your head will stay in place. i'm like a 6-week-old baby trying to make eye contact with his mom. i couldn't. [laughter and cheering] >> nate: at one point did you on yourself? >> stephen: i didn't come up but i did get a burn from the ice. i didn't curled down enough and my shoulder touched the overhanging ice and you wear a kevlar jerkin underneath your spandex to separate your skin from the spandex so it will not melt into your skin. it'll melt onto your skin because you are doing 90 miles per hour and when i got home to take off my shirt, my wife said what did you do? i didn't realize my back had touched and the little weave of

>> stephen: well, that's easy.own russia by funneling crack into their neighborhoods. educate yourself to that reality. educate yourself to that reality. not everyone's rooting for america's robot in this dust-up. for instance, the former president has always been a huge putin fanboy. in fact, last week, he blurted out a peace plan that would hand russia chunks of ukraine. that is leadership in a time of crisis. [booing] >> stephen: no, no, no. it reminds me of winston churchill during the battle of britain. >> we should give them chunks of the beaches, give them chunks of the landing grounds. we will surrender. you know, adolf is a member of my golf club. >> stephen: but most other republicans have backed ukraine. until now at least. enter florida governor and threatened cat, ron desantis. monday night, governor desantis released this statement. "while the u.s. has many vital national interests, becoming further entangled in a territorial dispute between ukraine and russia is not one of them." so you're saying the

stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: there you go. welcome one and all.here, out there, all around the world. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] listen, i want to say something to everybody at home. if you're standing, you'd better sit down. and if you're sitting down, get on the floor and weep. because there is a massive controversy rocking d.c. this week. the washington post asked a question that generations of historians will debate. "the bidens ordered the same dish at a restaurant. who does that?" i'll tell you who! i'll tell you who! a renegade president who's up to his bib in the biggest national food scandal since nixon said this. >> "i am not a cook." >> stephen: yes, thank you. thank you. that's rare. for a roll-in. which is why tonight, we're calling the bidens' redundant-entree scandal "all the president's menu!" now, admittedly, it's a bit of a slow news day. and i'm not the only one who is so starved for a story that it's making me hangry. the media landscape is bristling with headlines like "biden and fir

[cheers and applause] [chanting "stephen"] >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen pleaseot the time. i will reveal that later in the show. could it be me? stay tuned to find out. speaking of sexy men and democrats, there's some news about former president and man giving you health care with his eyes... [cheers and applause] barack obama. obama is in glasgow for cop26, and in his speech yesterday, he referred to scotland as "the emerald isle's" is actually the nickname for ireland. then he topped his gaffe with some hoops. >> since we are in the emerald isles here, let me quote the barb william shakespeare. >> stephen: so he called scotland and ireland then quoted an englishman. we don't have to check his birth certificate, because that is the most american move ever. [applause] the scots were a little upset that quoted shakespeare instead of robert burns. yes, why did he not pick robert burns? they rolled off the tongue. "oh the power to see ourselves as others see us, it wad frae monie a blunder free us an' foolish notion." pretty sure that's about climate change. in con

>> john: i have never met her. >> stephen: i will introduce you. >> john: i can't wait. >> stephen: johnn? >> john: yes, i have. >> stephen: that's pretty cool. he's over here just minutes away from now, bruce springsteen is right there! that's exactly right. that's right. and he has a podcast now with former president obama. it's pretty exciting. you know who else has a podcast, john? i will tell you right now. folks, you are all here on a historic night for "the late show." because this show here, the one you're watching now, is also the first show of our new podcast: "the late show pod show with stephen colbert." from here on, right after the show airs, you can get that show's audio as a podcast. it's got everything you want, all the jokes, all the guests and no deadly neurotoxis. can conan's podcast say the same? he certainly hasn't. which makes you wonder why. and just because the podcast listeners won't see the visuals, doesn't mean that they aren't getting the full show experience. isn't that right, hollywood superstars angelina jolie and idris elba? they are both here and nodding

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i'm your host, stephen colbert.we here join you from the ed sullivan theater with all these beautiful people, and ladies and gentlemen, we are live. look at that. we are live right there. it's our live election show and because these days it often feels like our politics are in the upside-down, we are calling tonight stranger midterms 2022. ♪ ♪ [electric guitar music] [bats screeching] ♪ ♪ though... [cheers and applause] we're running up that hill. we're running up the hill tonight. though the g.o.p. is picking up seats in the house, so far it does not look like a red wave. [cheers and applause]úperhaps, o tell, prhaps a pink trickle. they should really have that checked out. you're all going to want to stay with us for the next hour because we will have up-to-the-minute election results and up-to-the-minute election denials. in fact, we have prepared three results graphics tonight. winner, loser, and loser yelling that they won. just ask their friend holding a pillow. 'cause... the thing is. [applause] republican e

yes, stephen.t's been like that for a while, ever since i was out of power 1a months, 15 months ago. what was hoped by the establishment which removed me, what they hoped was that the party would just fizzle away. and normally, it happens — when you're out of power, you're out of power for quite a while. but instead, what happened? the most unusual thing in this country — that the party's popularity kept growing and that in the by—elections that took place, out of 37 by—elections, my party swept 30 of them — and this is despite the establishment backing the government parties. so, since then, this — it's — the attempts are being made to knock me out of the game. i had two assassination attempts on me. and apart from that, now, i have close to my double century — almost 200 cases — and the whole attempt is to either imprison me or disqualify me, or both. yeah, you talk about being "knocked out of the game". isn't the reality, now that there are these pretty much 200 cases against you which include a

yes, stephen. it's been like that for a while, ever since i was out of power 1a months, 15 months ago. what was hoped by the establishment which removed me, what they hoped was that the party would just fizzle away. and normally, it happens — when you're out of power, you're out of power for quite a while. but instead, what happened? the most unusual thing in this country — that the party's popularity kept growing and that in the by—elections that took place, out of 37 by—elections, my party swept 30 of them — and this is despite the establishment backing the government parties. so, since then, this, it's, the attempts are being made to knock me out of the game. i had two assassination attempts on me. and apart from that, now, i have close to my double century — almost 200 cases — and the whole attempt is to either imprison me or disqualify me, or both. yeah, you talk about being "knocked out of the game". isn't the reality, now that there are these pretty much 200 cases against you which include a

look, stephen, someone _ that it? absolutely nothing. look, stephen, someone to _ that it?meone to the - that it? absolutely nothing. look, stephen, someone to the age - that it? absolutely nothing. look, stephen, someone to the age of. that it? absolutely nothing. look, i stephen, someone to the age of 70 never had one criminal case against him. in the last few months, how can you have 200 criminal cases. and he was someone who this country knows for 50 years. you know, i am was someone who this country knows for 50 years. you know, iam not someone who this country doesn't know. notjust as a cricketer. as someone who has done the biggest charitable projects in our history, who people get more money than anyone in our history, who trust with their money. so people don't believe there is. and, as a result, according to the opinion polls, rather than the popularity going down, it isjust rather than the popularity going down, it is just going further up. so that was imran khan speaking to stephen on the bbc�*s hard talk programme. just a clip of that. and you can watch stephen

that was stephen chemic talkin: to route. that was stephen chemic talking to me — route.that was stephen chemic talking to me earlier on the - talking to me earlier on the programme. we have asked the home office to speak to the government minister on this, that invitation still stands. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. people investigating the murder of a girl in surrey, the girl �*s body was found inside a home in woking, early hours of thursday following a safety concern. the family is being supported by specialist officers. three people are believed to have left the uk on wednesday. ace cottage few to dig expedited from brazil has been jailed for almost ten years, james white originally from glasgow pleaded guilty from money laundering, millions of pounds of drugs and possessing weapons. 46—year—old had been arrested in brazil in 2020 and was sent back to scotland last august. and the comedian actor and forum 15 and finally —— former tennis player and croft, presenterangela finally —— former tennis play

doctor stephen hurst, i am very pleasedj stephen hurst, i am very pleased that we could talk to you theref the british museum, as we were saying, hartwig fischer, i said he will step down from his role immediately. it comes after treasures were stolen from the london institution. we speak now to our correspondent who is in our newsroom. good to talk to you. just bring us up to date with the latest on this story. we bring us up to date with the latest on this story-— on this story. we have had the statement _ on this story. we have had the statement from _ on this story. we have had the statement from the _ on this story. we have had the statement from the director i on this story. we have had the statement from the director of on this story. we have had the - statement from the director of the british museum, saying that, actually, they have slightly amended it. he will not be stepping down immediately, but he says he will be stepping down as soon as the board of the british museum have established an interim leadership arrangement, and that will then stay in place until a new director is

stephen, what do you think? stephen in leeds, good _ stop. stephen, what do you think?r what emma said? bear with me. we raise 8.9 billion _ hear what emma said? bear with me. we raise 8.9 billion ring _ hear what emma said? bear with me. we raise 8.9 billion ring fenced - hear what emma said? bear with me. we raise 8.9 billion ring fenced to - we raise 8.9 billion ring fenced to the nhs through tobacco taxes. 50 we do not cost the nhs any money, in fact, we give the nhs money. they don't know, two, people don't know how many people are smoking at the moment only because of tobacco taxes. a lot of people get their cigarettes from abroad, they actually get dodgy cigarettes, i could take you to shops in yorkshire for you can pay £3 for a packet of cigarettes and they are not proper cigarettes. if you are going to do anything in life, just ban alcohol, it's far more dangerous to society than smoking and i get fed up, the smokers being targeted for years and years and years. primarily because people do not like the smell of smokers. you know? it smells, bubbly smokers. you

stephen: yes. if a feature of retail.nt is a company is to use the customer experience. the customers information to inform the future of shopping. we took a look at would have been coming from covid, the customer wants to maybe buy online and pick up in store or want a curbside pickup. the customer was a better food and beverage. that is how we have designed the center. were going to open up a new shopping center in october in nashville. 290,000 square feet. 90 days until opening, over 95% lease. 15 of those retailers is he that shopping center will be brand-new to outlet or new to us and more importantly about 20,000 square feet in the mix will just be food and beverage. we're listening to the customers and breaking them exactly what they want and we know they will pay us back with many visits and a lot of sales. jon: even in canada yet a long time partner and we spoke to that ceo and they feel their business mix has been relatively strong. i go back to the first commons, you got expansion story, what is may be some are

i for both of stephen's parents. i have — for both of stephen's parents.ng, — from everybody, from the press including, and— from everybody, from the press including, and i— from everybody, from the press including, and ijust_ from everybody, from the press including, and ijust wanted i from everybody, from the press including, and ijust wanted to. including, and ijust wanted to say thank— including, and ijust wanted to say thank you _ including, and ijust wanted to say thank you all. _ including, and ijust wanted to say thank you all. i _ including, and i just wanted to say thank you all.— say thank you all. i think doreen _ say thank you all. i think doreen lawrence - say thank you all. i think doreen lawrence came l say thank you all. i thinkl doreen lawrence came to say thank you all. i think i doreen lawrence came to trust the daily— doreen lawrence came to trust the daily mail because of the role they played in her campaign. in her claim, there isa— campaign. in her claim, there isa section— campaign. in her claim, there is a section that is very per

i'm stephen sackur. what does it say about a society when its lawmakers prioritise ever tougher security laws and the authorities put bounties on the heads of political opponents in exile? that's something for the people of hong kong to reflect on as the territory's government follows beijing's lead in eliminating space for dissent. my guest is pro—beijing legislative council member dominic lee. with economic storm clouds gathering over china, are we about to see hong kong's political and economic dependence on beijing painfully exposed? dominic lee in hong kong, welcome to hardtalk. thanks, stephen, for having me again. it's a great pleasure to have you back on the show. since we last spoke, it has become plain that the hong kong authorities are determined to push this article 23 reform of the basic law to create seven types of national security offence, and that will sit alongside and on top of the national security law passed in 2020. what on earth are the hong kong authorities so scared of that they

life to stephen white.e who is a former assistant chief constable at the police service of northern ireland. first of all, i want your reaction to this breach.— first of all, i want your reaction to this breach. good evening. it's a very serious _ to this breach. good evening. it's a very serious situation _ to this breach. good evening. it's a very serious situation and - to this breach. good evening. it's a very serious situation and it - to this breach. good evening. it's a very serious situation and it will. very serious situation and it will require some very serious strategic thinking. and some immediate action to alleviate some of the stress and the dismay and anger that is being articulated throughout the ranks. when you think therefore over 30 years, we had a conflict which took the lives of over 300 police officers and injured and maimed so many others. and the impact that had on the police family. and then we have the good friday agreement, and everyone hopes there are better days ahead for polic

well, no, because stephen's killers are still walking - the streets.t to see the five main suspects. they appeared to treat the legal system with contempt, as if they were above the whole process. that triggered the daily mail to publish its now infamous headline "murderers", naming the five main suspects. the daily mail has really thrown down the gauntlet with this story. that headline was so powerful that the case for examining what had gone wrong became increasingly impossible to avoid. the day in 2012 when dobson and norris were convicted was a day of huge satisfaction for both of stephen's parents. i�*ve had a lot of support from everybody, from the press included, and ijust wanted to say thank you all. i think doreen lawrence came to trust the daily mail because of the role that they played in her campaign. in her claim, there is a section that is very personal. you get the sense that there was a close relationship there and one where she felt that she was in safe hands. she trusted them. we�*ve got the claim form from baroness lawrence and it�*s

stephen we heard there from our correspondent _ into custody.y. stephen we heard there from our correspondent that the un l from our correspondent that the un has tried and has not been granted access to this particular site. so how can these reports be verified? while there are ways to verify them, we have the and stumbled protocol in which torture victims are examined, their physical signs of the torture are, you know, determined medically, to be consistent with their stories. other ways in which observations and interview techniques can corroborate what's been done there. and frankly when one does find eventually as we had in the syrian context, people that are insiders that come out and describe what occurred, it is possible to build real criminal cases. having dealt a lot with syria i'm amazed at the sort of comparisons of course in syrian mostly civilians, relatively few combatants. in the longer story there was always this sort of welcome party, initiation, that so common when the people arrive immediately beaten. and sometimes even limbs

i see stephen fry sa in: the delyniated by him.by him. i see stephen fry saying the genius of— delyniated by him. i see stephen fry saying the genius of parky _ delyniated by him. i see stephen fry saying the genius of parky was - delyniated by him. i see stephen fry saying the genius of parky was he i saying the genius of parky was he was always 100% himself. we over use the word authentic, but that seems to sum him up? i the word authentic, but that seems to sum him up?— to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed — to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed a _ to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed a as _ to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed a as guest _ to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed a as guest anyone - to sum him up? i suspect he never interviewed a as guest anyone he l interviewed a as guest anyone he didn't respect and admire and he got the best out of people, the more in awe of the talent he was, whether it was bing crosby or whoever, shirley maclain, the better his interview and he was

that was stephen mcdonald. _ said tokyo should... that was stephen mcdonald.mcdonald. we had . said tokyo should... that was l stephen mcdonald. we had just lost him. here he is talking about they had been protests and anger towards his neighbour japan for letting this water back into the pacific ocean. we had heard from jim mckenzie about some of the protests that were going on in korea. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. head down, arms. he has always been my her0- — head down, arms. he has always been my hero. it— head down, arms. he has always been my hero. it is— head down, arms. he has always been my hero. it is great - head down, arms. he has always been my hero. it is great to - been my hero. it is great to meet — been my hero. it is great to meet him _ been my hero. it is great to meet him and get some tips. slow — meet him and get some tips. slow and _ meet him and get some tips. slow. and sweet.— slow. and sweet. really motivational. _ slow. and sweet. really motivational. you - slow. and sweet. really motivational. you are i slow

thank you so much for joining mep stephen bound. thank you so much forjoining me mep stephen bound.ining me throughout the show. coming up in the final part of my common sense crusade , we'll be talking to charlie bentley snow bentley astor about the snow white rewrite . back with you in three. earlier i took to twitter and asked should christine skip church to watch the world cup final? 53. if you say yes , final? 53. if you say yes, christian should skip church to watch and celebrate the women's cup final . and 47% say that they cup final. and 47% say that they shouldn't . that's almost a shouldn't. that's almost a brexit divide that's so close. interesting i wonder what makes people fall on either side of that. i wonder if the people who voted against it a christians. but anyway, maybe you're not regular church goers. don't regular church goers. i don't know now. rachel zegler and gal gadot are two stars at the forefront of disney's reimagining of the original disney princess classic zegler, who plays snow white, was very clear that this version was very well. 2024. let's take a

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i'm stephen sackur. imagine a writer with a blank piece of paper.ey like. but it's not that simple. they need money, a commission. they need to win an audience, and for that, they must constantly adapt to changing tastes and technologies. my guest is one of the uk's leading playwrights and screenwriters, lucy prebble. she's had huge hits and one notable broadway miss. for a writer, how daunting can that blank piece of paper be? lucy prebble, welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. thanks for having me. it is a great pleasure to have you here. now you are very busy right now because a play that you originally

i agree with stephen.this isn't racketeering in georgia contesting the election which the law allows. this with joe and hunter biden and the other biden family members, that is an ongoing criminal enterprise for money. that is racketeering. >> stephen miller, last word. will this force the democrats to try to push them out or will it be too late? >> if house and senate republicans do their job, it will. that remains to be seen. >> thank you both. gregg jarrett, stephen miller. >>> coming up larry kudlow with an exclusive interview on the disaster. we have highlights highlights. steve moore and clay travis are with us. thank you for staying with us. ♪ the thought of getting screened ♪ ♪ for colon cancer made me queasy. ♪ ♪ but now i've found a way that's right for me. ♪ ♪ feels more easy. ♪ ♪ my doc and i agreed. ♪ ♪ i pick the time. ♪ ♪ today's a good day. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's f

stephen there in rotherglen. _ the autumn. stephen there in rotherglen, thanks _ the autumn.en, thanks for - the autumn. stephen there in rotherglen, thanks for giving | the autumn. stephen there in i rotherglen, thanks for giving us the latest on the story. we're going to head to the bbc sport centre. lizzie is there for us. thank you. sarina wiegman said her squad were enjoying themselves in the knockout stages of themselves in the knockout stages of the world cup. her england side won 6-1 the world cup. her england side won 6—1 in adelaide. this was their second goal. a great finish from lauren hemp. both were set up by lauren hemp. both were set up by laurenjames, who got in on the action with two goals. this was her second, again it good finish. rachel daley rounded off a victory for england, which means they go through the last 16 as group winners. i’m the last 16 as group winners. i'm ve the last 16 as group winners. jun very delighted, the last 16 as group winners, jun very delighted, we're just the last 16 as group winners. jun very delighted, we're just going to do