i think it's a nice look. >> stephen: i would buy him as santa in a minute. >> right? you're an executive producer. >> i'm an executive producer now. >> stephen: what is that like to be able to go on set and not have to go into hair and makeup or anything like that? and you can just go in there in sweats? >> it's unbelievable. it's unbelievable. and also, i get there and i feel... i feel left out. like, i want to be-- i want to be doing the scene. >> stephen: sure, because the people in front of the camera get a lot of attention. >> that's right. >> stephen: yes. ( laughter ) >> and i'm normally at home drinking alone, so-- ( laughs ). >> stephen: drink on set. nobody is going to stop you. you're the executive producer, you just set the bar. >> that's right, i can do anything i want. i'm the boss. >> stephen: now, your lovely husband is on tour-- still on tour? >> still on tour. >> stephen: for his "man of the woods" tour. a lot of earth-tones i'm guessing. >> that's right, very earthy. >> stephen: plaids and stuff like that. >> lots of plaids, camp fires. >> stephen:

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pasta straw, man. >> stephen: wait a second. o actually -- >> it's totally biodegradable, unlike the plastic straws. yeah, man. >> stephen: i don't recommend drinking hot coffee with it. >> oh, no? >> stephen: it works really well. it works really well, and i've begun to make minestrone in there. ( laughter ) hold it right there. we've got to take a break. back with more jeff bridges! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ it's like sugar ♪ so sweet ♪ good enough ♪ to eat ♪ it's like ♪ it's like ♪ i like it ♪ it's like sugar introducing the all-new volkswagen jetta with app-connect and available beats audio. ♪ c♪ crawl inside, wait by the light of the moon. ♪ applebee's to go. add a fountain drink to your next order for just 99 cents. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... .

a sign? well, is this clear enough? ( laughter ) >> stephen: would you like a drink? lan this. >> stephen: okay. i've never done this before. how does this open? >> okay, you're just messing with me. oh, my god! you really do have it! ( cheers and applause ) this will work! this will bring my soul back, i know it! cool! >> stephen: this is-- i keep a little something back there in case someone wants something. >> in case someone's having mental breakdown, this is perfect. >> stephen: but no one's ever really wanted a drink before. i've never done this. this is cuban rum, in case you-- >> oh, it's rum? >> stephen: yeah. i have bourbon. i have bourbon. >> yeah, it's fine. >> stephen: okay. >> stephen: you know, you, you you know what, it's alcohol. okay. thank you so much. oh... ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you know, you, you are, you are an action movie star. >> i thought were you going to say, you are, you are an ass-- ( bleep ), that is what it sound-- yes, action movies. >> stephen: god, i wish you could say to your guests. i am an action movie person, sometim

and i opened it and it was a prize! >> stephen's being made a dame. >> stephen: is that better? >> it's better. it's a better honor, yeah. >> stephen: oh, okay. >> but i'm-- i'm, you know, fine with that. i'm such a huge fan of emma thompson. >> stephen: so am i. we had her on last week and i was blown away. >> i'm a real proper fan. >> stephen: you can feel the greatnessing up? >> i can feel the greatness. amazing. there you go. you can salute me. >?i'm hoping-- i'm hoping i can get saluted. my daughter was having a-- she's three, she's a threej-ager. there are a lot of tantrum s. >> stephen: i never heard that. terrible twos. >> twos were fine for us. she was absolutely magnificent. >> stephen: people who say terrible twos have never had a three-year-old. >> yes, and i think that's right. >> stephen: because they're stronger. >> they're really strong. ( laughter ). >> stephen: they're small but they're relentless opponents. >> they're vocal, and there's a lot of, "go away you." and they're slamming doors. and i think you can't g

he said a high five. >> stephen: now, wait a second. was it actually a voice? ing to liberia. like, i have no, like, recollection how to tell a joke. i didn't know sethuff, punch line. >> stephen: i like hearing that. i'm a christian as well and there's not a lot of jesus laughing in the bible. >> he's hysterical, though. >> stephen: he says jesus wept. he never says jesus chuckled. >> at the point where he's turning water to wine, though, you have to know, "we're all out of wine!" he's like, "watch this." like that-- i feel-- ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah, sure. but the show you're in. >> yes. >> stephen: is racy. >> it's a little racy. >> stephen: at times. and you don't even swear off camera. >> not in real life. >> stephen: so how do you square the racy stuff happening in "insecure." your character has the sexy time. >> yeah. >> stephen: how--hat d dou rents feel about thi one well, here's the thing. i just eye had a talk, and we have our ground rules. we know, like, what we can do and what we can't, and i appreciate the producers because they are

you get a mug. >> stephen: you get a mug?actually, they're going to the official calligrapher for "the lord of the rings" and hobbiton, "the hobbit" write up your official invitation. so come to new zealand and we'll make the ceremony official. there's a direct flight from chicago, nice and easy. starting in november. >> stephen: we're in new york, though. i have to get to chicago. >> but it's close. we consider that close. >> stephen: when does that start? >> the direct flights start in november but you can come any time. >> stephen: i wof love to come. we had flight of the concords on the show this week. and when they were here, i asked them if they had a question for you, and they roared a question. if you don't mind. >> sure. >> stephen: jim, can we play the questions the guys asked. >> hi, jacinda. >> we have an important question for you. can we come for dinner? ( laughter ) >> stephen: well? >> they picked me up from the airport, and i'm happy to have them over for dinner. >> stephen: if they pick you up from the airpo

>> stephen: i mostly just have a good memory, yeah. yeah, proudly. proudly. now,can i ask you something about kushner? >> sure, yeah. >> stephen: at harvard, do you have memories of him? were you guys friends? did you hang out? >> yeah, we were friendly. >> stephen: okay. i heard he wasn't that great of a student. >> that is... true. ( laughter ) yes. >> stephen: would you care to elaborate? >> yeah, uhh-- hmm-- what can i say on tv? >> stephen: anything you want! ( laughter ) it's a free country. >> yes! i mean.. the last days of, maybe, right? >> stephen: mm-hmm. >> i don't know, unfortunately, it's not very-- there's not a lot of funny to say about someone you were friends with becoming a supervillain, so-- ( audience reacts ) so, you know, it's not funny. >> stephen: i would watch that movie, though. ( laughter ) >> he said in some interview that the friends he's lost, because of politics it's, like, "exfoliating." and i was like... okay. >> stephen: wow. >> i like the spa metaphors. ( laughs ) >> stephen: so, you're a dead skin cel

darwin had a theory. stephens. >> stephen: why do i not get to have a theory if-- if they had-- if they had theories, why can't i have one? >> a theory has been established by experiment. >> stephen: my hypothesis is... my hypothesis is that it would be cool to run over a dozen eggs with-- with that rover. >> i agree. >> stephen: all right. let's do science. blast off! whoo! >> completely flattened. >> stephen: so our conclusion of our experiment-- >> it is cool, conclusion number one. >> stephen: that's cool. >> it's cool. >> stephen: look at these seats, man. yeah, it's all incredibly impractical. i don't know why they had to make the seats made out of individual black rolls of toilet paper, because we know how chairs work. chairs-- >> we-- >> stephen: work the same way on mars. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. however-- however, you only weigh 40% of what you weigh now. >> stephen: seriously? >> yeah, so you look like 190 pounds. man, what, 200-- >> stephen: no. >> 200 pounds? what? >> stephen: nicely done, yeah. >> what?

stephen. trump-- trump's a very smart guy. i first met him, he looked right at me and said, "how'd you sneak that margarita in here?" ( laughter ) >> stephen: wait, how-- how did you sneak that margarita in here? >> see, you're smart, too. ( laughter ) you're not a cop, are you? you have to tell me if you're a cop. >> stephen: i'm not a cop, morg. without knowing the details of the case, are you positive you can actually win? >> oh, i'm positive about winning. i'm also very positive about losing. the important thing is stay positive. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's good, because a lot of people who've had your job have gotten fired. how do you even advise trump when he won't listen to his own lawyers? >> yeah, well, that law stuff's not really trump's bag. so i just told him something i heard in a movie once. i looked at him and said, "donny, you're out of your element." ( laughter ) >> stephen: white house attorney morg, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) >> stay positive! >> stephen: good man. we'll be right back with kristen

stephen: wow! wow! the lady can cut a rug! to my thigh with the really strong tape. >> stephen: it could have flown off just now. >> oooh! yes! >> stephen: hi. hello. >> stephen: i'm an enormous fan. >> thank you. >> stephen: i can't believe i haven't had a chance to talk to you till just now. >> i know, and we danced first. >> stephen: i know. you can do it all. you can dance, as we can see, you're a fliple threat. you're a dramatic actress, a hilarious comedic actress. proof in the pudding, you started off at cambridge in the cambridge foot lights. this is your bioabove our friend hugh laurie right there. i'll read your bio. shaves her h head, wears baggy trousers and little round glasses, deplores debill tores, drinks pints protests regularly, is concerned, refuses to be stereotyped, okay? ( cheers and applause ) >> oh, boy. >> stephen: my question is -- nothing's changed. >> stephen: my question is that how much of that still applies? >> yeah, well, pretty much all of it, though i do shave my legs. >> stephen: you do? yeah

>> fair process. >> stephen: you say that a lot. how many times do you think you could say "fair process," in 20 seconds? >> 220. >> stephen: that's ambitious. ( laughter ) let's see what you got. and go! >> fair process. fair process. fair process. fair process. fair process. fair process. fair process. fair process. fair process. fair process. fair process. fair process. have a fair process. >> stephen: oh! so close! ( laughter ) anything else? >> fair process. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, mad about u.n. plus, stephen welcomes america ferrara and nas featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! oh, yeah! love that. thanks, ladies and gentlemen. thank you very much. please, sit down! sit! ( cheers and applause ) i'm going to catch you one day. please, have a seat, everybody. thank you so much. wooo! welcome, one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. the u.n.-- (

>> stephen, that is a gross exaggeration. i don't enjoy all of the photos. nes in which the children are smiling. >> stephen: that is horrible. and yet, you and your team are thinking of even harsher measures? >> yes, indeed, we are, stephen. in fact, i brought my team with me here today. let me show you who they are here. here they are! ( audience reacts ) we perform many policy experiments together. that guy at the top that's benito, he's on top of francisco. then this one over here is pol pot, genghis, and this little guy in the corner is little jerry seinfeld. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you named one after "seinfeld"? >> oh, of course. i find his observations about human social behavior very helpful. why are they called grape nuts? they're neither grapes nor nuts. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's a fair question. but, are you really working on harsher immigration techniques? what could be harsher than putting kids in a cage? >> well, putting one kid in many cages. ( audience reacts ) i'm just joking, of course, stephen, just like seinfeld. "what is the deal?

>> stephen: now, wait a second. oing to ask what she thinks. i like the beard. >> stephen: my wife does not like my beard. it gives me face a little heft. thanks very much. >> very good. >> stephen: don't let it go longer, though. don't go letterman. >> stephen: i'll wait till i retire. i'll wait till i retire. then i'll go biblical prophet. >> yes. >> stephen: the clip we just saw, "jane fonda in five acts," premiered last week. it's the story of your life. what is that like to sit in a room while other people see this intimate portrait of your life, some of which i assume must have come as some surprise to you. >> well, i'd written my memoir, you know. i'd talked about a lot of the things. but it's differently when you actually see it on the screen. you know, i didn't have anything to do with how it was edited or anything like that. i just-- susan lacy, the director, knew what questions to ask and she knew,00 knew how toe the material. it's scary to watch it because it's not all flattering. >> stephen: is there any

>> stephen: you're a shorter, singing neil degrasse tyson. ng for in most things. >> stephen: because you're such a frequent guest and because we like you so much, i wanted to know whether you'd be willing to weigh in on my beard. ( laughter ) because, you know, membership has its privileges. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: and you're a platinum level at this point. >> listen, stephen, i like a bearded man. i won't apologize for it. and i will say-- i will say the following-- watching nicki minaj make a play for you and watching how uncomfortable it made you, was one of my favorite television moments in recent memories so i'm going to lean into this. ummm, just-- i mean, your wife is a lucky lady. >> stephen: okay. >> it's the whole grisly adams thing. i hope you are treating her right. >> stephen: she hates this. she absolutely hates this. >> that's too bad. i'm kidding. >> stephen: if you enjoy me looking uncomfortable, you're really going to like watching this interview tonight. >> that's the idea! >> stephen: thank you, i'm glad, i'm glad, i'm glad

. >> stephen: good for you. you're truly a. >> thank you. >> stephen: what an honor. >> thank you. >> stephen: did you think you were-- did you think i'm going to tack thel guy? i'm going to fight this guy? you have been in some fights. i know you had part of an ear bit off. >> again, marginalizing me. i didn't lose that. >> stephen: i'm saying lost part of the ear, won the fight. >> boom. >> stephen: i rarely have acto wave don par that i have great curiosity about, how it was shot. and you were part of a fantastic movie in 1999 called "deep blue sea." you may remember. samuel l.jackson, ll cool j, you, others. >> yes. >> stephen: a super intelligence mako shark. >> yes. >> stephen: there is a scene-- it's the best scene in the movie. >> am i in it. >> stephen: yes? >> okay, thank you. >> stephen: it might be the best scene in any movie and it's when jammule jackson is killed. >> yes. >> stephen: and we have the clip and i want to ask you a question about it after it's over. >> now, you've sign how bad things can get and how

bum snore -- s a bummer. >> stephen: what's judy greer like as a director? > stephen: but what's the product? you're a very nice, not pushy program. >> yeah. >> stephen: give me your action. >> that was one thing that came up early on the first take of the first day is i don't like saying action. and my first aide doug turner said you have to say action. i said i'd rather you say action. he said, you have to say it once. i was, like, okay. it was all time to say it and i was, like, action! ( laughter ) >> stephen: why don't you want to say action? >> i don't give an inspiring action. >> stephen: let's fix that right now, okay? >> okay. >> stephen: i'm an actor. i have to do a scene right now that's emotionally just devastating, at the end, i have to be crying, like is no snot cg out. give me an action that puts nee the proper space of intimacy. >> in that situation i think i would say (softly) okay, action... ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i like it. did it make you, like, want to cry? >> stephen: i'm on the edge of tears now. just as important, how abou

>> stephen: that's a sexy look. >> that beard gang etiquette! >> stephen: what a rocket ride. g an amazing year last year, now won an emmy for hosting "snl." congratulations. >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: first emmys. first emmys. >> stephen: first emmys and first win at an emmy? >> yes. >> stephen: was it what you expected? >> it was a fun night. it was great hanging out with angela and justin timberlake and jessica biel. my favorite part was when they announced your name and the audience went bananas. i thought, did he pay for that? i thought, i want people to scream like that for me one day. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: ( audience chanting tiffany ) there you go. >> y'all better stop before i run for president. ( laughter ) >> stephen: please, please do. ( laughter ) did you get to meet people? it's also nice to run into people because, oh, you're famous, but there are so many other famous people you haven't met you like. >> i got to meet henry winkler. >> stephen: he's the best. i remember watching him on happy days, sucking my thum

>> stephen: back them, it was a simpler time. ional crisis back then. >> that was. >> stephen: this was' huge story. >> it was a huge-- >> stephen: it lasted for days. >> for days and days and days. and to this day, you just know when oscar season rolls around, you're going to see that most embarrassing-- david 95eps streaker. me with snow white. and i love it two years ago they couldn't even figure out how to announce best picture correctly, and i'm the problem! >> stephen: how did this happen? >> really. >> stephen: yes, really? >> they came to me-- first of all, i'm a midwestern people pleaser. so if you ask me nicely i'm likely to say yes. >> stephen: what actual place in the midwest are you from? >> dade daiton, ohio. the academy came to me anded said would you perform in the opening number. i said the academy is asking, i will do it. it turns out it was not a good idea. they had me singing "proud mary. of the so-- with-- with-- ( laughter ). >> stephen: you, tina turner-- it's it's a coin toss, really. >> yeah, because who n

darker but stephen a real head back to the r.v. for a quick nap and still no sign of max where is max keiser we have no idea. join me every thursday on the alex simon schill and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see of that. and the list i need. to sack i said to my desk this is your money and. so there are other bills go up. and then him on my mission but then i. was on the hook with up you guys we. don't want out of the money i don't want to open up about. something that really no one the our mr need just. a phone call on the. art of a shuttle stem and we have been. calling the up there and you'll get a little warmth and you know we'll see. a wobble. show that idea you saw that this i don't like that. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us as over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime stamping each. eighty five percent of global wealth he wants to the ultra rich elite point six percent market saw thirty percent just last year some

it was a cold-blooded execution. stephen scharf was sentenced to life in prison. not on the facts, but for his and jody's tumultuous open marriage. you think this was a moral judgment on the part of jurors? >> yes. i suppose some people would say, well, he was punished for his moral weakness. but this was a murder trial. >> reporter: for rescuer michael chiefy it's a fitting end to a story that's haunted him since the night on the palisades. >> this has never left me. it's been years. i went back there myself without people knowing it several times because it bothered me. something was wrong. >> reporter: for close friends like marion, the verdict does not remove the sting of the loss. >> i'm angry that he took the life of a beautiful person. that's what bothers me the most. that he would do that and think that he was going to get away with it. he wanted the insurance money. he wanted his son. he'd have whatever he wanted and she would be out of the way. i think that was sad. >>> he said he couldn't handle talking about it. i was angry at him. if you're not going

a half. i yield back. >> stephen: wow! this is beautiful! that's beautiful! not only did he successfully shut her down, i think he also sold her to a factory farm! ghai the chambers into the hallway, where florida senator marco rubio was confronted by alt-right conspiracy theorist and man whose porn name is lance boil, alex jones. jones has been permanently banned from twitter, and his official pages were removed from facebook. so he ambushed rubio to... ( cheers and applause ) i don't know what. to--ey ham burbed rubio to fix it? >> what about the democrats purging conservatives? he's not answering. the republicans are acting like it isn't happening. thank god trump is. >> it's weird, man. i just don't know who you are, man, and i don't read your websites. >> sure. and they demonize me at these very hearings, and then he plays dumb. infowars.com, you know what it is full well. >> godoes google, facebook-- >> that's why you didn't get elected, because you're snake-like. marco rubio the snake. >> ( laughs ) >> little frat boy here. >> all right, man. who are yo

stephen: hello! whoo! thanks, everybody! please, have a seat, everybody. welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. you may have heard, the head of this network, les moonves, was forced to step down yesterday. this came after a second ronan farrow expose featured more women accusing him of sexual harassment and assault. it's never a good sign when you're the subject of a ronan farrow double-dip. ( laughter ) the new article has some disturbing allegations, like this one, when a television executive says that she entered moonves's office to discuss a work matter, and he said that he was going to get a glass of wine. he left briefly, and, when he returned, she said he was not wearing pants and was aroused. ( laughter ) wow. ( audience reacts ) that's an impressive way to open a bottle of wine. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) yeah. ( laughter ) mmm, mmm -- >> jon: wow. >> stephen: in total, moonves is accused of harassing or assaulting 13 women, and that's not even counting the thousands of innocent americans who've walked past this actual poster for "bull." he'll get you off. ( laughter ) anyway, the arti

i'm stephen engle. welcome to a how the economic future of the world's oldest continuous civilization is evolving, a new dynasty being built from beijing on the foundations of a project that is china's belt and road initiative. fast trains are one of the symbols of modern china. so too is the pace at which the networks are being built. top speed, more than 300 kilometers per hour. and rightly or wrongly in the eyes of some, perhaps, a reflection of china's belt and road ambitions. >> contrary to some other people's misconceptions, it is not a program dominated by china. it is a program by which china works with other countries, working with international financial institutions, multilateral development banks. so it is a kind of cooperation. unfortunately, some people misunderstood this as kind of a china program. china wants to take advantage of this to promote its own interests. nothing could be further from the truth. >> views on china are often mixed. china builds up, again, enormous amounts of good will buy buil

by china, it is a program by which china works with other countries. stephenrridors that stretch from china through central asia europe, to the middle east, south africa, to the world's most unchartered economic territories. >> defaults can always happen, infrastructure is a risky business. stephen: a project that will have cost china and its partners trillions of dollars unfinished. >> these countries need infrastructure and at the end of the day, money will drive this process forward. ♪ stephen: hello, i'm stephen engle. welcome to a look at how the economic future of the world's oldest continuous civilization is evolving. a new dynasty being both from beijing on the foundations of a project that is china's one belt, one road initiative. fast trains are one of the symbols of modern china. so too is the pace at which they are being built. top speed, more than 300 kilometers per hour. and rightly or wrongly in the eyes of some perhaps, a reflection of china's belt and road ambitions. >> contrary to other people's misconceptions, it is not a program dominated b

stephen a real head back to the r.v. for a quick nap and still no sign of max where is max keiser we have no idea. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or something i want. you to go right to the press that's what i'm up for three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. flesh. it's hard to imagine the decades after the war a nazi don't tell was still active. in the nineteen seventies criminal had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at auschwitz a german company develops in the demise a drug that was promoted as completely safe. and during pregnancy it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to

after a quick catnap stephen heads out to speak with more people around the city. we're just trying to. get out of here. i'm in a mood. a guy from oklahoma once his name was lane frost there see a movie called the second there is see them. an actor. and it looks like real was quickly learning to follow in the footsteps of most celebrities show up late to say. their name jake. so you guys from oklahoma will have a small farm where i actually live next door to toby keith saying oh sure he's going to turn sixty. then you just visit him because the sun is going to apply to university of chicago college to music or your whole life figured out. entirely. for an eight year old you know you want to study already are you not sure what you want an anthropology and anthropologists. maybe that's very interesting work very gratifying and put off well if you stay on it listen you can do anything that's part of what we're doing here is we're retarded folks pretty american government just meaning our being with my dogs driving around saying that if i expect what do you do you would

day one of chicago is a rat and stephen is amazed with this clean sheet. and how incredibly well miss l. train it's. finally and now he has a new perspective on the pill and hopefully soon we can make it. next time on the great american pilgrim i'm from new york so like i like your new i'm live in new york and i actually live on a farm in upstate new york long island new york new york new york new york new york city i'm from the can i can i am a little fun with you know. you sing like a children's tooth and you. know one two three four five six seven nine. i think. i sleep. on them years as a kid when i let that fuse he ran. out of the car is coming back. when gold make this manufacture consent to student of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the crime and. listen to one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. room i mean real news. though this on. my side is that. there was a building also up. in the him about nutrition but then i. looked . for the little guy we. don't want out of the modern i don't want to worry about. ho

a pilgrimage there. i don't think and stephen i'm not listen to me now you know. what i've been learning on this program i just that we are quite small in this universe. i worry that we might meet a similar fate as the native folks here pretty mean well you know what did them in the train the high horse apocalypse. you know there could be a point where we need a similar fate with the emergence of artificial intelligence. the ai ai. is coming and we can be similarly wiped out. the next great plague artificial intelligence quite possibly. well. sitting bull. thanks for all you've done. for it's been nice to have this experience and we hope to be an inspiration in ways that reflect your ideas and your legacy. right up. her brother. thank you for. the journey of the pilgrimage thus far if i understand correctly your stations you have to head out for a kaiser report things that we will see down the road of the great american no demands must. go bust a body. as our heroes say a very long and heartfelt goodbye temporarily breaking up this bromance stephen remembers he for

a new light. such was the case in the trial of stephen scharf, accused of killing his wife nearly two decades ago. >> there is no statute of limitations on murder. >> the prosecutor promised the evidence would tell a story as simple as it was brutal. a husband determined to avoid a costly divorce lured his wife to the edge of a cliff and forced her off it. >> if he has lied, he is guilty. >> the state martialed some familiar facts to tell its story, starting with the crime scene, where the prosecutor said the cliffs show no sign of an accidental tumble. >> no debris, no clothing, no blood, no hair, no tissue. >> and then there was the husband himself. cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didn't see any emotion from him. >> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said it was an accident. and he said, no. >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case, a story told by the victim's friends, family and most importantly by a star witness. >> my opinion is that the manner of dea

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argentina has agreed a new bailout program with it international monetary fund. stephenit is the largest imf has ever handed out. argentinian government is battling a currency crisis that has seen the pay so losing half of its value. the imf will frontload payments to argentina and has paid $15 billion so far this year with another $30 million before the end of 2018. the conditions for the bailout have been changed. argentina will need to keep its budget deficit at zero and a surplus in 2020. that will mean tax increases and spending cuts. the central bank will only be able to intervene to support the currency if it drops below 44 39.s, currently around they have spent billions to prop the currency up and this wilille change in policy. change in policy.y. take a a listen to what they had to say. >> i support the international communitycommunity, in this case international monetary fund will a live our country to leave thee over the future of air france. stephen: the government reduced its stake. smith telling the financial times that unions should not count on the govern

a. whole chicken. stephen i'm accept made their way to the sitting bull monument to pay their respects oh well people burn and stuff and everything oh yeah this is it to turn you take. time ok ok the talk of it i think is how you sell your town. right otherwise on a swing vote get this guy pete custer along with his whole tribe and crazy horse. there is a person. he's one of the greatest american heroes of north america all the america's great warrior great wisdom great learned man. the idea is that this is a memorial and burial ground but it's not confirmed. this is it this is the memorial. i guess just looks like something kind of humble for the people here. and i guess it's kind of sweet ok you know it strikes me as being a bit inadequate. you know why we were just at mount rushmore the contrast between this and mt rushmore couldn't be greater than rushmore is like a cathedral of american colonialism here's a guy who was tribal existence was thousands of years ago and this is all we have in memory every cou

in search of a barber shop stephen finds a cornerstone in the sell side neighborhood to get cleaned up and speak with the owner to get his perspective on what's happening in america. but after noon also big brother thought i have to hurry home good sir love to get cleaned up if you have some availability i got a man standby ready for you but i got a young lady we're going to give you shampoo first if you're going to go free thank you to me a favor have a seat with your righty thanks. while waiting steven decides to vote.

our heroes have arrived in north dakota stephen is a man of course strong winds along with narrow roads and the bad. luck. besides the early storm when stephen is also distracted by the cuteness so rio de janeiro. and now they're heading toward on coming traffic the best ever. but when. they pay someone he said there was like something about doing ball on this road. on this road was probably by the water it went away when it went up a sec this could be at this point three. zero chicken. steve in a max it made their way to the sitting bull monument to pay their respects oh well people burn and stuff and everything oh yeah this is it to turn you take. time ok ok to talk about it i think it's how you sell your. otherwise honest saying ball this guy pete custer along with his whole tribe and crazy horse. he's one of the greatest american heroes of north america all the america's great warrior great. wisdom great learned man. the idea is that this is a memorial and burial ground but it's not confirmed. this is it this is the memorial. i guess just looks like something kind of humble for the

>> i am looking for a fair process. >> stephen: so by "a fair process," do you moon a full f.b.i. investigation into these women's claims? >> i do not. >> stephen: okay, so you must mean releasing all of your documents, not just a tiny

and after a long winded motorcycle ride stephen really janet finally arrived. please let me come for you. did you take a motorcycle ride mr. janet thank you that was beautiful ride your family yes i hope that our streets are never so much fun what a treat you that is your state thank you let's get in there and say a lot of days please. please. let me call today and get out of my friend stephen baldwin still believe it is listening to the virgin she wrote to tell me you are you know just got blessed here and then to. sitting bull monument i asked her who do you think of that can be chores around a little bit meet some of the locals should. they. take the floor and show you some different sites that. just can introduce you to the area and. you'll learn more about the people. taken from here steve i got to get back to where you're just thanks for right now steve. so you know much about the suit people. not too much dogs are like one of the most loyal friends to our culture he's the most loyal and most compassionate. for a man's best friend man's best friend. so jus

in search of a barber shop stephen finds a cornerstone in the sell side neighborhood to get cleaned up and speak with the owner to get his perspective on what's happening in america so there's two of. them also big brother thought i had overheard some good sarah love to get cleaned up if you have some availability i got a man standing by ready for you but i got a young lady we're going to give you a shampoo for if you're going to take a haircut free thank you do me a favor have a seat with your righty thanks all right. while waiting steven decides to photo bomb some selfies. in a special client mr rooney is good with shampoo all for big growth. and also gives one solicited relationship despite. your problems. you better get another job.

a smack serves up a plate of salmonella to the unsuspecting patrons in the next booth stephen and sam continue to talk politics on a local level. institutions. and so you know i live near a place called litchfield connecticut so isn't it stretching so bird is small. forty thousand forty one and it's almost what is it where we're on median city but do you see a lot of division in all the politics even the little town of the democratic republic and we have a majority if it were old people here in pittsburgh forty four percent under all so they don't want to claim they want to construct their other than the second i guess the democrats and then it's republican but the majority are other older when we have elections. a lot of the time it's very split so we're very similar to the general massachusetts general less a choice it's left leaning more moderate why do you want to do this well i want to help i've been helping and serve in the city in and volunteer trancing for years and i want to help in an official capacity to help them if the wave of change in the politics today and i want to be

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i am staunchly a democrat. stephen, i grew up in a dictatorship.an the rule of law and the democratic process. the direct action that you mentioned is absolutely essential. participating in town hall meetings. participating in workplace democracy. these are the pillars of a liberal democratic process. we have spoken before about what happened in 2015, when, for about nine months, i believe, you were finance minister. i don't want to go through the whole thing again. 5.5, you're exaggerating. maybe it seemed longer. it was very compressed. that's for sure! looking back at the perspective of being in september of ‘is, can you now acknowledge that actually, alexis tsipras and his syriza government took the right decisions? absolutely not. i wish i could. the one thing i would like to do more than anything is leave the political scene and, you know, write my books, and read poetry, and applaud alexis tsipras, or whoever else happens in power, so to speak, or in government. look, look, look. but the suggestion is exactly... look at the reality. greece h

a sam slide. and i put that in my over my speech isn't that what you should do what i'm going to say i meant the actor stephen baldwin who you know sylvia mean it was work is pretty down to go for seeking the worst year for a key promise to ever. do you have people certainly knowing vote for you given their record like no it's just to chill well i'm independent underground so i'm good in the middle good and i know i can go to the g.o.p. meetings and listen to them and understand what they're saying and i can go to the democratic meetings and listen to them and to understand what they're saying i'm a registered independent registered to do and very same reus they want to go in that booth i can do what i want that's happened so one time i'm talking to a guy named alec baldwin who says to me. he was just a distraction yes. my god what happened and i go what do you say steve the youngest of the brothers no republican and i went. did somebody go to the scene but i'm not a republican so. i'm a registered independent and he was just as with us. we all know. you're really truly republican sympathiser. alec baldwin. a

pick back up with their hero in north dakota and the pilgrimage continues on stephen and dave head out on the road to take a tour of standing rock there we go and drive the sort of guys one two three. and stephen is excited to show dave his r.v. and his awesome driving skills somebody gregorio. but don't don't don't just put him on the bed to lay down now the role. what do you think so far did. the belt. i think she felt. it was time for me to put my nose. so that's not just in front of an indian. as the big convenience store dave explains to stephen why starting his own business was important what that means for his people overall is my little store we bought it probably about fifteen years ago and we've been running it since then there was no indian owned businesses here on spending and i wanted to show our members we could do it on our own businesses we could have our own commerce with each other sure i wanted to be an example and i also wanted to be a role model we bought it and it was really challenging because. we have about. forty percent poverty rate. with poverty we have high unemployment we have.