>> stephen: a week. >> justin: yeah. >> stephen: you can survive in the wild for a week? freezing. >> justin: i can do that. >> stephen: were you outdoorsy as a kid? where you an eagle scout? >> justin: i was in the boy scouts for a week or two. i don't remember it. >> stephen: you got the bas basics. you're basically seal team six. >> justin: i do remember, when i grew up, it's so different now. my daughter is in college but it is so different than the way that i was raised. i was camping my entire childhood. i would wake up in the summer. no school. my parents would be like, come home before dark. that was it. i was like oh, i'm going camping all day. >> stephen: i had to check-in. i could go back out but i had to check-in. >> justin: proof of life. then go back out. that's all they need. >> stephen: free range childhood. >> justin: exactly, it's great. >> stephen: "tracker" is premiering after the super bowl. super bowl, postgame, local news, "the late show," stick around for that. are you going to be at the super bowl? >> justin: i am. >> stephen: a lot of fun. are yo

>> stephen: that's easy.rnival, find a machine called result are, make a wish to be big and then have a physical relationship with an adult woman that looking back on it decades later actually seems kind of disturbing. next question. >> hi, stephen. why does aunt want to live in an ant hill? >> stephen: great question, it's because an ant is right there in the name and tail. it's the same reason dogs like to live in dog houses. bats live in back caves and platypus is live in platypalazzos. >> how do you stop someone like kim jong un? here are the best way to stop the dictators with a stuffed moose wearing socks. the dictator will say it and say is that a moose? the thing about a moose, was the plural? moose, meeses? i need to know more about this moose. well he's distracted, you and your buddy stab him to death in the roman forum. >> how did you learn about quantum physics? >> i learned about quantum physics the old-fashioned way by getting into my elementary school teachers magic school bus of being shrunken

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>> stephen: who? who?erstands "tenet." stick around. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. chad, chad. why

>> stephen: yes. brought many new artists into their homes. >> emma: who is ed sullivan? >> stephen: this is correct. ed sullivan. it was rumored that the crime rate dropped dramatically during their february 9, 1964, for appearance on "the ed sullivan show." >> emma: who are the beatles? >> stephen: yes. the beatles. they did their thing. these are all actual questions that have appeared on jeopardy. >> emma: oh, exciting! >> stephen: i know. it's not an italian white wine. it's a cute italian mouse often featured on "the ed sullivan show." >> emma: who, what is... pinot grigio? >> stephen: i'm sorry, it's who is topo gigio. on "the tonight show," it was mycommands standard intro. >> emma: what is, here's johnny? >> this singer's hip gyrations on the ed sullivan show in 1957 were not shown because they were deemed too sexual. >> emma: who was elvis presley? >> stephen: yes. on january 30, 2024, emma stone appeared on "the late show" in support of her outstanding performance and oscar nomination for t

>> stephen: come on then. from your greatest potential. and volkswagen going without nostalgia which feels historically bold. >> stephen: did they say what year? >> john: if i'm remembering this right, it started in black-and-white. whoa! and they are pulling a blanket off a car. one is this going to be? volkswagen. do not remember the thing i definitely do? here's the first volkswagen making it to america and you think mm-hmm, but that's not where it started, is it? let's go back. if we are going to do history, let's do all of it and we will tightly tailored hugo boss suits back in germany. >> stephen: i think the first volkswagen's to leave made their way to argentina. >> john: they loved them and argentina. didn't they like it? >> stephen: we have to take a quick break but don't go anywhere. we'll be right back with more john oliver, everybody. that the best rate for youstw is a rate based on you, with allstate. not one based on paul. you don't want to ride with paul. or sarah, not today anyway. and you don

i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] i want to thank everyone in this audience who braved the cold outside to come in here and be even colder, because today, new york city was pummeled by a nor'easter, including a heavy dusting on the marquee at the ed sullivan theater. leading up to the storm, officials forecasted up to 8 inches of snow. of course, as is usually the case, that 8 inches was more like a confident 5. but you know what they say. [cheering] i got a little something. but you know what they say. it's not about the depth of the snow, it's how you plow it! thank you. back in the day, snow used to mean no school, but not anymore. because instead, in new york, students had a remote learning day. as in, the chances of learning? remote. the early morning snowstorm is this true? it depressed turnout in an important special election today in new york: the race to replace george santos. the candidates for that long island seat are republican mazi pilip and democrat tom suozzi. it's a showdown we're calling:

>> stephen: who? who?ative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >> stephen: and now ladies and gentlemen, the dramatic conclusion of my interview with christopher nolan. spoiler: it's great! do your films have meaning or being? do i have to get your film? or can i experience your film? >> christopher: if you experiencing it, you are getting it. i think where people encounter frustration with my narratives in the past sometimes i think they are slightly missing the point. it's not a puzzle to be unpacked. it's an experience to be had preferably in a movie theater but also at home. hopefully in an unbroken per

i'm your host, stephen colbert. thank you, citizen.fter losing by 30 points in iowa and polling at an anemic 6% in new hampshire, ron desantis has dropped out of the presidential race. [cheering] right there. right there, ladies and gentlemen. there it is, the reaction he never got while he was running for president. but ron, don't cry because it's over. smile because you need practice smiling. i don't understand why americans didn't rally behind a guy who declared war on the magic kingdom, attacked trans kids, denied covid, kidnapped migrants and flew them to martha's vineyard, and ate pudding with his fingers. finger-pudding, of course, a delicacy known as... [gagging] [laughter] desantis conceded in a video he released on x. >> following our second place finish in iowa, we've prayed and deliberated on the way forward. if there was anything i could do to produce a favorable outcome -- more campaign stops, more interviews -- i would do it. >> stephen: "but then i realized there's nothing i can do to make people like ron desantis, beca

he won. >> stephen: really?dissing the guy who just curb-stomped you without being on the ballot? it's not a great look. it's like coming home with a black eye and saying "you should see the other guy. he's 81 years old, didn't show up, and still kicked my ass!" [cheers and applause] now... come on. other candidates biden defeated include -- and this is real -- a guy named president boddie. i'm sorry, america already has a president body. and his name is jeremy allen white. [cheering] jimmy! jimmy, take that down and print it out and give it to my trainer. i want those rib abs. those things up here. little muscle. looks like a sloth is trying to hold you back. of course, it wouldn't be a new hampshire primary without my favorite perennial candidate, and again, he is real, vermin supreme. i know you're asking, and no, you're not supposed to wear a head-boot after labor day. vermin is a bit of an unusual candidate. this is his ninth presidential election, and his platform includes free ponies for all americans and

>> stephen: oh! >> a'ja: oh, my god, no. >> stephen: oh! oh! i won! wilson, everybody. we'll be right back. growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ >> stephen: that's it for "the late show!" tune in tomorrow when my guest will be writer/director christopher nolan. now stic

>> stephen: no!g you for writing this book with me. >> i will say this, i think this cookbook should be an example for all couples of hope. [laughter] an example of hope for all couples. >> stephen: why is it an example of hope for all couples? >> because i cannot even chopped celery without you telling me i'm doing it wrong. [boos] but come about, it's all good now and now we've written a cookbook together. i feel like i'm being a little mean. i will back up. >> stephen: i wrote a book. >> it's beautiful! it's beautiful! we did it together! >> stephen: it was an act of love and you made ugly. we should do first drafts before our relationship deteriorates completely. you know how this works. you are going to hand me, if you don't mind, the first card. the first card will have the actual valentine that was sold in the second one will be the first draft that was not good enough to be sold. clear? >> yes. >> stephen: of got to warn everybody, if you've got kids in the room, this one is a little spicy. i

i'm your host, stephen colbert.ies and gentlemen, we are now nine months away from the 2024 election. be sure to have your affairs in order. with trump's nomination a near certainty, the maga-mob is now turning their focus to their leader's last remaining political rival: taylor swift. [laughter] apparently, donald trump and his allies are freaking out over reports that joe biden is seeking an endorsement from taylor swift. i gotta say. come on, joe. no, no, no, no. come on, joe, seeking the endorsement of a pop star? don't you think that is beneath the dignity of the office of she has to have standards. tay-tay did endorse joe-joe back in 2020, and her support this year could be huge. the size of the hugeness: large. just last year, a single instagram post of hers led to 35,000 new voter registrations. that's impressive. [cheers and applause] it's amazing. that's power, okay? it explains the strong finish for write-in candidate: "give her scarf back, jake!" now, reportedly, is this true? reportedly, biden's team is

yeah, they are, stephen. >> stephen: i have seen them both up close. >> john: me too. >> stephen: that'sthe next john cena-dua lipa collab. >> john: i would love to do a buddy cop movie. >> stephen: our graphics department put the show together would like to see. this is john cena and dua lipa and beauty on the brawn. tagline you've seen them together in dua other movies. speech i'll be back to promote that project. >> stephen: the twist is your the beauty. she's the braun. >> john: they don't buy it. we will work on something. >> stephen: they can't see these baby blues like i can. >> john: you son of a bitch. >> stephen: you've got to learn to take a compliment. i understand you have a pocket watch that means a lot to you. do you mind, may i ask to see it? i love people who have a momento. >> john: this was a gift and it's broken. i wear two watches because this one tells time and this one tells me perspective. if i think my head is getting too big there's a memento mori on the front, remember your mortal. i don't get the feeling that i'm above everyone on the back is a very meaningful

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i am your host, stephen colbert.ay is the michigan primary for the democrats and the republicans, right? before we tape this, before the polls close, so we don't know the results. nikki haley, win or lose, keep doing whatever it is you think that is. inkle that the pundocracy is watching tonight involving michigan's large arab american population. due to their broad disapproval of how joe biden has supported israel's actions in gaza, a coalition of arab-american and muslim leaders are urging democrats to vote "uncommitted" in the primary as a form of protest. very important that this is a peaceful protest. they're angry but they're not going to do something insane and destructive like vote for dean phillips. and apparently, the biden administration is optimistic about a ceasefire deal. the odd thing is how we found out about it. last night, biden appeared on "late night with seth meyers." and i am so happy for my dear friend seth that he had the president on his show. even though the president has promised to come he

ladies and gentlemen. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! >> louis: [laughs] >> stephen: thank you.ill have that recorded and made into my new ringtone. thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, we've got a lovely active comedy coming up for you. but just a reminder, don't go anywhere. the one, the only senator elizabeth warren will be out here in just a moment right over there. spit some truth right there in following the show, stick around for "after midnight" with the hilarious taylor tomlinson, everybody. folks, if you watch this show, you know i spend most of my time scouring the day's news market for the finest, most topical venetian story eggs whose whites i combine with barena honey and apulian almonds, which i roast to perfection, then delicately cook it all in a copper bain-marie before hand-spatulating it onto a bed of wafers to create the pillowy, yet full-bodied scaldaferro mandorlato italian nougat that is my monologue. but sometimes, folks, just sometimes, i wake up in the recycling bin behind a circle-k where i melt the remnants of some discarded peeps and candy cor

>> stephen: scotland!ing and vitally important news stories are occurring on a daily basis. but also this. el chapo's granddaughter has joined the hunt for the loch ness monster while romping through scotland. [applause] that is the last time i get my news from mad libs. you know their slogn, "all the news that's aquarium to fart." apparently el chapo's granddaughter has been instagraming her scottish vacation, posting pics at a johnny walker whiskey tasting and hitting the highlands for a boat trip on loch ness to look for its legendary resident. it's the most fun drug lord related vacation since the double decker bus tours hosted by pablo escobar. and there's more news from the land of squealing bagpipes. >> what else is going on in scotland? >> stephen: last weekend in glasgow, a willy wonka-inspired experience was brought to a halt following complaints it was "an absolute shambles of an event." after families traveling from all over, paying $40 a ticket for an "exhilarating and immersive adventure" cal

>> stephen: oh! >> a'ja: oh, my god, no. >> stephen: oh! oh! i won!etting me win. "dear black girls" is on sale now. a'ja wilson, everybody. we'll be right back. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. >> stephen: good night! ♪ ♪

plus, stephen welcomes billy joel. and musical guest chapel rome, 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 says thanks, everybody. welcome one and all. i am your host, stephen colbert. it was an insane day for america donald trump. he had not won, but two criminal trials. one in new york, one in georgia at the exact same time. the only way to follow all of the action was to have multiple tv's. that's why i watched all the proceedings today at buffalo wild wings. then, tomorrow, judge engoron is expected to issue a verdict in trump's $370 million civil fraud trial. whatever he rules, i believe the verdict is unfair...to me! i don't have a show tomorrow! justice delayed is punchlines denied. those three are just today and tomorrow. he's also facing the january 6th trial in washington d.c., the classified documents case in florida, colorado trying to throw him off the ballot for insurrection,

i'm your host, stephen colbert.re smack dab in the heart of primary season, and donald trump is out there trying to win over the voters that matter most: his juries. [laughter] today, today... he was back in a manhattan courtroom for the second defamation trial against him brought by e. jean carroll. you remember, last may, a jury found that trump sexually assaulted carroll and then defamed her by lying about it, a crime known in republican circles as "presumptive nominee." now, i'll tell you all about it in the latest installment of our ongoing series... >> road to the white house and/or big house! donald trump v. the people. america decides and/or convicts! >> we are an institute in a powerful death penalty. >> stephen: now, trump actually testified today briefly. of course, the last time trump was allowed to speak in court, it went completely off the rails, which did not escape the man overseeing this case, federal district court judge and batman's backup butler, lewis kaplan. kaplan set very strict guidelines fo

>> ryan: um. >> stephen: something big. >> ryan: i don't really know. >> stephen: lets discover it together. this will be fun. jim? >> just wondering after this movie if i don't go to prison and you're not busy maybe we could go to a beach somewhere. where swimming costumes. >> drink a spicy margarita or something? >> make some bad decisions. >> yes. >> sound like a plan? >> it's a better plan than this. be careful. swing him around, go. [cheering] >> stephen: and i was you wouldn't miss. i've got to talk about the elephant in the room. congratulations on your oscar now for "barbie" extraordinary movie. soup to nuts, everybody in this movie is amazing. greta gerwig when she was here she said, we were talking about you and your fantastic fur coat right there that you wear as ken. fantastic four. she said you pitch the idea of you doing dream valet with of this and you're wrestling with it and becomes your coat? i would have paid money to see that. what happened to that? >> ryan: it came to me in a dream. >> stephen: seriously? >> ryan: it became i think a nightmare for greta. we were trying

stephen. then to vince, we're heanng stephen.nly rumours at the moment that there were there were other, um , there were there were other, um, mps at a particular meeting, uh, where these where some comments were made , if that turns out to were made, if that turns out to be the case, should they lose the whip, we need to get the details. >> we can't hypothesise about this. look, i've heard these rumours as well, and if somebody a member of the labour a senior member of the labour party at the party was in the room at the time when the candidate was making remarks, they making these remarks, they should out there should have called him out there and then no good just and then it's no good just to sit there because silence implies consent and support. >> yeah. phrase is zero >> yeah. the key phrase is zero tolerance. that's the only way you deal with this problem . but you deal with this problem. but i take issue with you when i would take issue with you when you just a labour party you say it's just a labour party problem. i mean

[applause] >> stephen, what's your response to this warfare? >> good morning cpac.s great to see so many people here at this panel today. this is the most important conversation topic i think you could possibly have an american now. the fact that you all here says you understand that. i'm honored to be on this panel with three incredible legal minds and legal warriors. i want to say that let's give around of applause to the future attorney general. [applause] >> the only way out of this nightmare is going to be filling every legal office in this country with dan bishop's and ken paxtons. that's the short answer. this is exactly who should be here for this conversation for that reason. there is something very broken in the conservative brain and has been for a long time. call it a mental illness, call it a spiritual failing, call it a moral deficiency, call it a weakness or softness or just being pathetic [laughter] >> there is something really broken in the conservative brain. they are afraid not only of conflict, we know that but there is a deeper fear which is hav

let the snp westminster leader stephen fl nn. ., , ., ., the snp westminster leader stephen fl nn. .,goes on the people on what's happening now. oil. peter goes on the hunt, people on what's happening now. l>il. peter goes on the hunt, i could see him on the screen on the left here. looking around urgency for stephen flynn. as we said earlier, lindsay hoyle, the speaker of the house, stop speaking after talking to mps. lucy powell then got up to state a point of order during which she said the amendment in the name of the leader of the opposition was this evening passed unanimously. there was a lot of shouting after that, and then lindsay hoyle got back up to say, "i don't think this is the time. i want to move on. i'm just going to leave it at that." he did look very red. he looked like he was pretty upset, pretty angry. he then reintroduced his deputy and left the house. so, there was quite a bit of angst coming from the speaker of the house, who a few minutes before, actually apologised to mps following that pretty fractious debate over gaza cease—fire. as peter very, very sick sim

i want to say that stephen ambrose should be here this day. i've thought a lot about him in the last few days as this museum has come to life and he would be so proud and so pleased at what america's great americans have done to make this a reality. so to friends and staff and volunteers, veterans are distinguished and wonderful. medal of honor recipients. thank all. from my heart and mind for what has brought us to this day. i especially want to also thank my friend tom hanks, who finally responded to my personal appeal, which i wrote on stephen ambrose his typewriter and said, i'm channeling to invite you to be here for this one last event. and he was here at the beginning and has been a champion for so many years, especially in the early years when we didn't have credibility in terms of what we were seeking to do. but tom stevens, spielberg, tom brokaw, too, who is with us all the way along with members of congress, bob livingston, senator stevens, who set us on the path to do all of world war two centers. in a way, good r and and mary land

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stephen fl nn, snp mps at westminster. stephen flynn. thank— snp mps at westminster. westminster. stephen flynn, thank you very much - snp mps at westminster. stephen flynn, thank you very much for- flynn, thank you very much for joining us. that debate is continuing in the house of commons just a few metres away from me. there will be a series of birds in a few hours' time and we will be bringing you those as they come. harry, thank you very much for now. let's return to the situation on the ground in gaza because the pressure continues to grow on gaza's remaining hospitals. the world health organization has released footage, from monday — of the evacuation of 32 critically ill patients from the nasser medical complex, in khan younis. it says, the hospital is barely able to function, with patients moved to a group of field hospitals in rafah — and to the nearby european gaza hospital. let's speak to a british orthopaedic surgeon who recently returned from working at that european gaza hospital in khan younis. sarah, thank you so much for being here on bbc news. why d

david: one more question, stephen, about voting.hat is going to happen -- we know the reason why the border was open was to increase the voting rolls of the democratic party. clearly there was no other reason i can think of for it. what about the move to turn 10 million, mostly undocument the migrants into voters? >> let's be very clear, joe biden's first bill, first bill he sent to congress was a bill to make all illegal aliens into citizens. the only reason that bill didn't become law is because they were one, maybe two votes short of getting ready of the filibuster in the senate. if they had would have eliminated the filibuster, passed it on a party-line vote. all these illegal aliens would now be u.s. citizens which means they vote in our elections, sponsor all the relatives to become here to become citizens too. at the first opportunity they get that is exactly what they will do. in the meantime they vociferously oppose any effort to verify citizenship in american elections. that is of course all by design. david: folks, hold o

stephen will bejoining stephen will be joining me stephen will bejoining me on stephen will be joiningt is stephen will be joining me on the programme at 5pm.— programme at 5pm. it is worth underlining _ programme at 5pm. it is worth underlining what _ programme at 5pm. it is worth underlining what i _ programme at 5pm. it is worth underlining what i was - programme at 5pm. it is worth underlining what i was telling i programme at 5pm. it is worth i underlining what i was telling you about earlier. joe biden will give comments in 20 minutes' time from the white house. we know that he has already been briefed. the latest comments from the us president on today's breaking news coming up in 20 minutes' time. an updated statement from the european commission website that the news of alexei navalny�*s death is horrible and it shows that putin feels nothing more than the descent from his own people. putin and his friends fear nothing more that people actually stand up and speak up. the fight for freedom in the fight against corruption. the world has lost a freedom fighter in alexei navalny.

stephen stephen pound.n thinking back to the early 19805, thinking back to the early 1980s, huge royal 1980s, there was a huge royal family carry out duties. the family to carry out duties. the queen mother was still alive. diana, of wales , duke diana, princess of wales, duke of princess margaret, duke of kent, of gloucester. i kent, duke of gloucester. i mean, still but mean, they're still going, but they're relatively elderly . they're now relatively elderly. yeah. michael, um, very yeah. prince michael, um, very large royal family. now it's such a small number and two of the most senior members are out of action. that is a problem, isn't it? >> well, there's less frontline royals, without a doubt. but there is a bigger back office now. much much bigger. um, clarence then then clarence house, then then actually beefed it up and they've bigger they've now got a much bigger structure but can i just structure there. but can i just say i think annunciato said something important something incredibly importan

co-founder the museum, along with stephen ambrose. and as those who were here for the previous panels know, you know, clearly, you know, the tour de force, the great ideas that have driven this place forward, but also will drive it into the future. and then joining us to nick's left, as you're right, erin clancey aaron is our director of curatorial services here at the national world war two museum. she's been a museum team member since 2017, and as such, is responsible for the care and management of the museum's incredible artifact. archival oral histories and digital collections. and i think we're, you know, quarter of a million artifacts. imagine. how do you even care for those, let alone present those select those you know, and preserve those for the future. you know, and this is just the start when we start having archival reading rooms and things going forward. i know nick's going to want to talk about, you know, advanced the educational mission and you know, how does archival reading rooms and things like that for the future ac

stephen, great to see you.ianne feinstein senate's seat shaping up to be a diazy. one of the democrat's top contenders has a nifty plan on how to officially tank the economy. >> you are calling for a $50 an hour federal minimum wage. can you explain how that would be economically sustainable for small businesses? >> i know what worker productivity means and that means that you have to make sure that your employees are taken care of and have a living wage. 104,000 for a family of one barely enough to get by. low income because ever the affordability crisis. so just do the math. just do the math. >> laura: i wonder if she does the math or had a big payroll on her hands or any payroll. joining me now chef andrew gruel who runs multiple restaurants in california. chef grewell, good see you, what would a $50 do to barbara lee do to businesses including yours. >> let's cut to the bottom line every single business in california would go under number one. number two if she is really serious about this go ahead and do i

but stephen, she shares a lot of that.

stephen stephen pound.n thinking back to the early 19805, thinking back to the early 1980s, huge royal 1980s, there was a huge royal family carry out duties. the family to carry out duties. the queen mother was still alive. diana, of wales , duke diana, princess of wales, duke of princess margaret, duke of kent, of gloucester. i kent, duke of gloucester. i mean, still but mean, they're still going, but they're relatively elderly . they're now relatively elderly. yeah. michael, um, very yeah. prince michael, um, very large royal family. now it's such a small number and two of the most senior members are out of action. that is a problem, isn't it? >> well, there's less frontline royals, without a doubt. but there is a bigger back office now. much much bigger. um, clarence then then clarence house, then then actually beefed it up and they've bigger they've now got a much bigger structure but can i just structure there. but can i just say i think annunciato said something important something incredibly importan

stephen: today lambda is exclusively providing gpus.he reason is that is what the market is demanding. it is simple. we are a compute provider that technically speaking and from our software architecture and platform is agnostic to what the underlying accelerator platform is. but, so far today we have been here nvidia. -- pure nvidia. ed: let us look at the valuation and the money raised. valuation is high, talk to me about the reality of your business from a revenue generation standpoint. which markets you operate in outside of north america and the number of customers you have. we are learning about you and saying it sounds like you are a key part of the system. stephen: lambda has been under the radar but we have over 10,000 customers. in fiscal year 2022 we did $100 million of shipped revenue and last year 200 million dollars we already have a substantial business. in terms of valuation you are looking at revenue multiples and probably thinking that is reasonable given the growth and customer base and sheer amount of revenue. caroli

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could i talk to mr stephen? could i speak to mr stephen?gets me really upset. companies house said next month it will get new powers and plans in the longer term to make company directors verify their identity. but removing a fake company from the register is a total pain, even for an experienced businessman like alexis. for stephen, with 39 cloned companies, it's daunting. tom symonds, bbc news. last night, we saw the 26th mobo awards, one of europe's biggest one of europe's biggest music award ceremonies celebrating music of black origin, as well as uk and international artists. it covers genres such as drill and jazz, as well as the best african and caribbean music acts. some of the winners last night were little simz for best hip hop act and shygirl for best electronic/dance act. joining me live is winner of best gospel act limoblaze and the nominee for the same category, annatoria. let's see a video of them performing together. music limoblaze and annatoria — congratulations on your nomination and win! what was that like? limoblaze, ho

stephen: i think authorities have to stay something. a statement coming from the csrc sunday essentially trying to put a band-aid or some cream on the wound, if you will, friday's stockmarket route. essentially all of the jawboning we heard earlier in the week. out by friday and the csi 300 same 3.4%. there was an outpouring of frustration on social media. that is a very narrow area to voice discontent in china because it is heavily scrutinized, obviously. and, basically -- what is the word i am looking for? annabelle: policed? stephen: that's a good one, thank you. it's a monday morning and i'm struggling with my words. i think a lot of frustrated investors went to the u.s. embassy website to voice their frustration. i'm not sure why. i don't know if the u.s. i'd anything to do with this. again, it is showing the potential for social instability with a stock market now losing $6 trillion in the route. this is the sixth consecutive week of losses. this is what the seersucker csrc came out and vowed yesterday, to prevent abnormal fluctua

[applause] >> stephen, what's your response to this warfare? >> good morning cpac.to see so many people here at this panel today. this is the most important conversation topic i think you could possibly have an american now. the fact that you all here says you understand that. i'm honored to be on this panel with three incredible legal minds and legal warriors. i want to say that let's give around of applause to the future attorney general. [applause] >> the only way out of this nightmare is going to be filling every legal office in this country with dan bishop's and ken paxtons. that's the short answer. this is exactly who should be here for this conversation for that reason. there is something very broken in the conservative brain and has been for a long time. call it a mental illness, call it a spiritual failing, call it a moral deficiency, call it a weakness or softness or just being pathetic [laughter] >> there is something really broken in the conservative brain. they are afraid not only of conflict, we know that but there is a deeper fear which is having powe

from what i understand , and stephen dixon understand, and stephen dixon will introduce it.e the microphone to the prime minister and he will then have to control the audience. so my sort of thought on this, he's going to have to command this room, isn't he . command this room, isn't he. >> he is. it's a challenge , >> he is. it's a challenge, nigel. it's one that you wish you might accept if you were running for office. how can you win over an audience? i'm going to show you around the venue. we're walking now into this. into cauldron excitement into this cauldron of excitement with audience here in county with the audience here in county durham. i'm go past the durham. i'm going to go past the camera here. have camera here and here. we have it. you can see behind me at this table here. we'll see rishi sunak shortly. answering questions from viewers, from people selected by survation. the polling company . they'll the polling company. they'll look around here. these chairs are filling up very rapidly and it's really on unmoderated whatever you whatever they want to ask , th

ian. >> stephen, much, >> stephen, thank you very much, sir.u joining us on that one. um you know, saw , frankly, a chaotic know, we saw, frankly, a chaotic is putting it politely this week, isn't it , is putting it politely this week, isn't it, in the house when we had the mob outside , we when we had the mob outside, we had from the river to the sea, beamed to on the elizabeth tower, big ben, etc. um, and we saw lindsay hall basically admitting that he was very worried about mps safety . so, i worried about mps safety. so, i mean, maybe we shouldn't be surprised that this story this weekend that, you know, female mps in particular do need extra security . security. >> well, there's a few things here we need to take the safety of mps very seriously. we've had two in the last, two mps killed in the last, well, eight years plus of course, the mike freer incident. that's very important i'm that's very important and i'm glad resources are going glad more resources are going towards would say is towards it. what i would say is with regards to what

stephen miller. case should go by the wayside, just like in so many cases, the document case. i think we now have proven when you compare the trump case, the raid on mar-a-lago. you look at the pictures of boxes at mar-a-lago compared to boxes that they found top-secret classified information of joe biden. it seems exactly the same. alvin bragg can't think of what the real charges are, even at this late date. i don't see a single one of these cases particularly strong, although i probably dislike the d.c. case the most because i don't think he can get a fair trial there. >> stephen: sean hull, alan laid it out perfectly. disqualification is obviously a must. potential criminal charges could follow, depending upon what is discerned and learned to hear. you mentioned, you are talking allegations of self enrichment as a result of this prosecution. the level of corruption that we are seeing in the effort to get trump, to stop trump, to try to rig the republican primary, and then try to rig the general el