that's obviously why stephen colbert did that stephen colbert even kind of called her on the choice shee. come on do you think she drinks miller high life. >> ainsley: it's from wisconsin. >> steve: it is from wisconsin. absolutely right. one of the swing states. maybe that's why she ordered it. then i don't know who orders that might order a miller lite which is refreshing and tasty. >> brian: not much of a beer drinker. >> steve: she probably is not. this is one of those things where the stephen colbert staff called her staff and says okay, what kind of a beer would she -- does she drink? and they go um member high life? nobody orders miller high life. just saying. >> brian: that wasn't her only stop. >> ainsley: no, it was not. she also was on with howard stern and then earlier in the day she was on "the view." asked this question, which she was also asked with stephen colbert hours later, six or seven hours later and she still had the same answer. she wouldn't change anything about the administration, listen to this. >> well, if anything, would have you done something differently th

sipping tea at the view and cracking a cold beer with stephen colbert instead of helping north carolinargia. >> one of the old songs as they just want somebody to have a beer with. do you want to have a beer of me so i can tell people what's that like? >> now i asked ahead of time to be clear. you asked for miller lite to be clear. >> last time i had beer was actually at a baseball game with doug so cheers. [laughter] >> tastes like the beautiful city of milwaukee, wisconsin. >> sean: people or abandon in the southern states and she's yakking it up and drinking with stephen colbert. it's getting rabbits rated this hour as we speak my home state is broadcast from fox studios in florida. it's the second major hurricane in this state and two weeks. she's drinking beer on a set with stephen colbert yakking it up on the call me daddy podcast the ladies with the view woke howard stern whatever happened to him and also she is randomly trying a fake jamaican accent on stephen colbert show take a listen. >> have you no empathy, ma'am. the suffering of other people have you no sense of purpose if

[ticking] >> announcer: it's "the late show" live with stephen colbert!" tonight... roll of the vice! plus, stephen welcomes andrew garfield! and ina garten! 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! ♪ ♪ >> stephen: let's go! get on board on this train. it's leaving the station. [cheers and applause] >> do it live! >> stephen: let's do it live. come on. thanks, everybody! down here, up there. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: [laughs] please have a seat, everybody. that's so nice. hi, folks. welcome. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] we're all still struggling to digest last night's vice presidential debate, which is surprising, because usually i have no trouble eating two slices of white bread. 'cause last night i don't know if you watched, last night was a frosty cup of zzzquil. one common take across all the news channels is that boring was good? >> there was no shouting, name-calling or talking over each other. in

those environments like stephen colbert, howard, it will vote for harris so i don't know what she gainsg interviews but "60 minutes" interview was a different story. >> carley: that was a hard one and you have to laugh because this is stage and scripted, joe and myself kamala drinking that the error. stephen colbert said during the interview he had to ask her intime before hand if she wanted to do that and she requested another highlight, why? it is from wisconsin go to a swing state and it's all about politics. the earlier that morning, she was on "the view" and one of the moments that is going viral and social media and one of the first question she was asked. here is the question and how she answered it. >> if anything, would you have done something differently than president biden or in the years? >> there is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of -- and i have been a part of most of the decisions that have had impact. the work that we have done. >> carley: not a thing that comes to mind, joe, on the same day afghan national who came in on a special visa and those planning a ter

>> stephen: i don't answer questions on the colbert questionert. h tomato? how much t? >> julia: um... >> stephen: that's the variable, in my mind. >> julia: a medium amount of tomato. a medium amount of lettuce. and a hearty supply of bacon. >> stephen: very good. enough for a forensic team to reconstruct the pig if they had to. >> julia: oh, god. >> stephen: what was your first concert? >> julia: sly and the family stone. >> stephen: wow. that's good. where did you seize line family stone? >> julia: washington, d.c. >> stephen: wow. ♪ if you want me to stay i'll be around today ♪ okay. you are funky. what is the scariest animal? >> julia: snake. >> stephen: not spider or shark? snake? >> julia: yeah. i mean, i live in california and we have some dirty nasty snakes there. you can see them with some frequency. come and visit. come and visit, stephen. >> stephen: do governor newsom pay you to say that? >> julia: [laughs] >> stephen: rattlesnakes? >> julia: yeah. >> stephen: wow. apples or oranges? >> julia: apples. >> stephen: have you ever asked som

and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: oh, yes! congratulations! are you ready for this? ♪ ♪ please, have a seat, my friends! hello, louis! welcome. welcome, one and all, you lovely, lovely excitable people, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ladies and gentlemen -- [cheers and applause] there are only 47 shopping days until the election. but they've already started playing "hail to the chief" at cvs. let us have halloween first! since kicking trump's caboose in the debate, harris has been surging in the polls. [cheering] is that true? i can say surging, right? she's been surging. harris has been surging in the polls. but remember: your vote doesn't matter unless you're in a state that swings. ♪ ♪ i don't know what this -- i'm not sure what that means. politico says that there are three states that will ultimately decide the presidential election: pennsylvania, georgia, and north carolina. trump desperately needs to win in the tarheel state. but republ

. >> steve: vice president harris cracks open a cold one with stephen colbert. would you like to have a beer with me? >> last time i had beer was at a baseball game with doug. cheers. >> there you go. [che [cheering] >> lawrence: good grief. fbi foils afghan national plot to launch an election day terror attack. how he got here under the biden-harris administration. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> brian: fox weather alert. milton expected to make landfall along florida's gulf coast over night. >> steve: communities are rushing to clear debris from hurricane helene because if it is out on the street, it could be a projectile. >> lawrence: rocky ride for government researchers flying into the eye of the hurricane. >> [sound of wind] >> ainsley: kendell smith is live in naples. first check in with janice dean with a brand new advisory. >> janice: category four, still major hurricane, still going to do same amount of damage if it was category five. don't focus on the fact it is now four. it will bring potentially deadly storm surge f

and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! and applause] >> stephen: hey! thank you. come on! dig down deep. please have a seat, everybody. thank you, thomas. thank you, donte. thank you, john. please, welcome. thank you, my friends. welcome one and all in here, out there. everybody watching all around the world. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] i want to start off tonight to all my jewish viewers, l'shana tovah! happy new year! ♪ tonight we're gonna party ♪ ♪ like it's 5785! ♪ shofar solo! ♪ ♪ [clapping] ♪ ♪ mmmm. that's some fresh ram. you know who's not having a happy new year? donald trump. remember? think back. you remember that little kerfuffle we had on january 6th? and how he was charged with multiple felonies for it? he was bettin' that was all behind him, after the supreme court dragged their feet for months before finally deciding that trump had "immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts during his tenure in office." a shocking, a shocking position. [booing] a shocking

and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: whoo! happy tuesday very welcome. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen. thank you. thank you for being here for a very special night at "the late show." we were supposed to be off tonight. my plan was to be in sweatpants right now, with a clutch of peanut butter pretzels in one hand and a jar of nutella in the other, slowly slipping into a flavor coma, in hour 8 of a "below deck med" marathon. but instead we fired up the ol' show machine for one night only for a very important reason. it's matt damon's birthday! happy birthday, matt! thank you, buddy. matt, i got you what you wanted: an interview with vice president harris! you're welcome! he's a big fan. he's a big fan. [cheering] kamala harris is here. it's quite an honor for us, too, though it's not the first time the vice president has graced the stage here at the ed sullivan. she's been on six times, seven if you count when she was on to

first of all is he predictable as stephen colbert.ft of howard's audience at this point won't change one vote. finally kamala harris is going to go on "the view" that show was somewhat interesting when meghan mccain was there to offer up some tough questions to anyone with a d next to their name. now, it's the most comfortable place for any democrat to be. so this is not a media blitz. it's an affirmation to stay in a safe space even on "60 minutes." not mike wallace's "60 minutes," some other version that protects democrats. safe space while pretending you are taking questions and being held to account on your record. and kamala harris' answers will be all salt and no tequila. all bubbles, and no baath. it doesn't change one thing. it's a bad strategy. i'm sorry. go on this network or do a press conference if you want to actually change some votes. carley? >> carley: so there is a political article the headline is trump is everywhere, anxious democrats wonder why harris isn't. david axelrod was quoted in it, paraphrasing here essenti

stephen, what does the staff call you besides mr. colbert? only three people that call me steve. you, tom brokaw, and my brother. they always call me steve in the pitch. >> tom: when did he get fired exactly? >> stephen: i can't say. you have a new film. "here" directed by robert zemeckis, and this is robin wright and you, 30 years back for the first time! 30 years after "forrest gump." no change, there you go! absolutely. there we are. >> tom: it's like the band is back together again, except we are not performing "please, please." it is a slightly different thing. >> stephen: fifth movie with robert zemeckis, there must be some profound connection there. >> tom: this is what bob does all the time. he says, you know, you know what we should do, you know, if you have any like -- if we had any balls, what we would do, you know what we would do -- we would make, you would make half of the movie back and then we would take a year off and then you would just, you would just get really skinny and then we come back and do the second half. if we had

." >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert!" tonight... vice versus. plus, stephen welcomes don cheadle! and malcolm gladwell! 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: hello, sunshine. please have a seat, everybody. thank you very much. welcome, ladies and gentlemen. these people are lit. that's nice. these people are live on the planet right now. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] there's big news in the world of things floating around our world, because as of yesterday, earth now has a second moon. now, this second moon will not hit your eye like a big pizza pie, because it's an asteroid the size of a city bus that scientists are calling a mini-moon. we've got two moons now! very cool for us, very confusing for werewolves, of course. "arrrh... wait, wait, wait. sorry, wrong moon! guys, wrong moon! it's the little one. don't be wolves! be people! you can be a dog at most."

♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert!" tonight... flow-bama! , stephen welcomes anna kendrick! and matty matheson! 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! ♪ ♪ welcome one and all my friends down here, up there, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] we are coming up on it. we are galloping upon it. there's so little time left befre the election, the candidates are hauling out all the big guns. on trump's side, of course, the big gun is in arnold palmer's pants. big guns means endorsements in the swing states. last night in detroit, vice president harris got a musical endorsement. eminem! eminem, baby! [cheers and applause] mr. marshall 8 mile shady mathers himself! you know, somewhere, trump is yelling at his aides. "how could m&m's betray me? i don't understand. is there no loyalty? when every day, i stuff handfuls into my cheeks like a squirrel! i love that little sexy green

>> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight... crowd-pleaser! plus, stephen welcomes... karen culkin... and ta-nehisi coates! featuring louis cato and the late show brand. and now come alive on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: thank you, everybody! please have a seat. you lovely people! welcome to "the late show," i am your host, stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen, it's october 30th and as the election day looms, both candidates are scrambling for any advantage they could possibly find. kamala harris keeps wrapping up the republican endorsements. yesterday she got one from barbara bush, the daughter of former president george w. bush. when asked for his endorsement, w said "i just painted a watercolor of a chicken... wearing aviator sunglasses... it is a top gun chicken... thank you for your service, chicken." in a statement, barbara said of harris and walz, "i'm hopeful they'll move our country forward and protect women's rights." stirring words. [cheers and ap

a media blitz with appearances on "the view," "the howard stern show" and "the late show with stephen colbert" all slated to air in the next 36 hours. >> how are you going to get this through congress? >> reporter: in an interview for "60 minutes" airing tonight, harris was pressed on the cost of her plans, which include a $50,000 tax break for start-ups. >> small businesses are part of the backbone of america's economy. >> pardon me, madam vice president, the question was how are you going to pay for it? >> one of the things is i'm going to make sure that the richest among us who can afford it pay their fair share in taxes. >> reporter: "60 minutes" was planning to interview trump as well, but he backed out last week. a new analysis from the nonpartisan committee for a responsible federal budget finds that both candidates' plans would add to the debt, though trump's could cost twice as much thanks in part to his proposed tariffs on foreign goods. >> just go out and vote. get everybody and vote. >> reporter: at a rally in wisconsin last night, he suggested that his supporters might hurt any h

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. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert"! tonight... great news! plus, stephen welcomes rachel maddow! and musical guest shaboozey! 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! >> louis: watch yourself! >> stephen: thank you very much, you're very kind. down here, out there, all around the world. welcome to "the late show"! i'm your host stephen colbert! [cheering] ladies and gentlemen. let's get right to the mammoth story erupting out of the world of finance because today, because for the first time since the pandemic: the fed cut interest rates by half a percentage point. this afternoon. oh, my god! do you know what this means? 'cause i do not! i was a theater major! this money has been an accident! evie handles all that. my researchers tell me this cut is expected to bring relief for shoppers and borrowers. oh, a welcome change. 'cause until now, the only relief for shoppers was the little couch for dads at abercr

stuart: harris also made an appearance on the late show with stephen colbert.ch this, governor. >> elections, i think, are won on vibes because one of the old saws is they just want somebody they can have a beer with. so would you like to have a beer with me so i can tell people what that's like? [cheers and applause] okay. this was -- now, we asked ahead of time because i can't just be giving a drink to the vice president of the united states without asking. you asked for miller high life. >> uh-huh. [laughter] >> i'm just curious -- [cheers and applause] >> okay. the last time i had beer was at a baseball game with doug. >> so cheers. >> cheers. >> there you go. stuart: the optics are not good. catastrophic hurricanes threaten florida. do you think that this image-polishing works with voters at a time like this? >> if it does, we have some very dumb voters. if people honestly think that that's the criteria by which we elect a president of the united states, is because they can drink a beer with stephen colbert while a hurricane, is about to destroy a major st

and stephen colbert who loves to kiss her.e a look at your screen these outlets are never going to ask, any of these people never ask the questions about her radical extreme and frankly dangerous record and her failures and office, there will be no real vetting of kamala, normal questions in any of these appearances nine whatsoever -- -- that's what the interview will be. make no mistake there is one huge reason and only one reason that kamala is now going and doing any interviews. her internal poll numbers have got to be horrendous. now meanwhile the publicly available numbers from the most credible posters in 2016 and 2020 and swing states we've been showing you, they're not great for kamala harris, she's down multiple poles in arizona. nevada, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania and north carolina and georgia. versus eventide and virginia were -- a brand-new yahoo! news pool shows trump surging nationwide -- they have a general election right now that's over all collection not any particular state right at 47-point they had t

and she still— night from stephen colbert and she still didn't have the answer— she still didn'tcome on now. this— answer for that. come on now. this raises— answer for that. come on now. this raises a _ answer for that. come on now. this raises a dead heat. the reason _ this raises a dead heat. the reason it's— this raises a dead heat. the reason it's a dead heat is because _ reason it's a dead heat is because trump has become normalised. if trump is normalised. if trump is normalised he's got a better than — normalised he's got a better than 50 _ normalised he's got a better than 50 50 chance of winning. as was — than 50 50 chance of winning. as wasjust that, than 50 50 chance of winning. as was just that, i than 50 50 chance of winning. as wasjust that, i need to see more — as wasjust that, i need to see more of— as wasjust that, i need to see more of that righteous anger. he cannot be normalised for the he's he cannot be normalised for the has a _ he cannot be normalised for the he's a threat, she needs to say that _ he's a threat, she needs to say that. ~ . ~ he's a threat,

as harris sits down with the friendly interviewers howard stern stephen colbert and the view can sherm under friendly fire, i don't know what you would define friendly fire as well they ask the hard questions, how did she perform when someone is not trying to grill her. >> think about this what does the president do so often they sit across the table from 70 very important hundred issue and there is no script when you dealing with an adversary or somebody you're negotiating with, what does kalama harris is to when she has to negotiate if she cannot navigate that what does she do, that is a major leadership issue. >> i have some sympathy for her having seen it fade away to nothing on occasion of my life. >> you can think of moment. >> you have independent thoughts. >> you smile that's what you do online television, you smile, moving on, thank you by the way, get to the markets on a monday morning, ryan payne is with us, the market, the economy is strong inflation is coming out a little bit, the interest rates are going up, are we saying goodbye to the fed lowering interest rates by 50

and doing so with stephen colbert seems like a super fun time. there is a question to have the back and forth to me clearly articulate your views, you're not going to get with alex cooper with much respect to the call, her daddy podcast. i wonder if you think that's a larger problem for american politics or in this particular election win at any cost. if you have to do a million between two ferns appearances, so be it. >> yes for both. it's a larger problem for american politics. it's also an imperative kamala harris wins this election, and she should do whatever is necessary between the norms and her integrity to win this election. and everything they've done has been in line with that. i think dan was ahead of the curve with "between the two ferns." it's not just a smart thing or a tactic or something they should do. like, they have to do this. the critical group of voters. there are a couple of them out there, but one of the main group of voters a swing voter in this election are people just not engaged and don't to watch political news at all

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no thanks. >>> stephen colbert is up next, have a good one.hanks for watching >> trump initially agreed to be interviewed by "60 minutes" but last week, his campaign told cbs news it decided not to participate. >> it's been a tradition for more than half a century that the major party candidates for president sit down with

they are picking stephen colbert. he's with her. they're not going to ask the tough questions. terrorism? why can't you say, kamala, illegal alien? why did you flip-flop on fracking, on medicare for all, the list goes on. compensating guns. on the wall. now you support the wall. why did you flip-flop? why did you bail out rioters in 2020? why do you want to abolish i.c.e. and why are you flip-flopping on that one, as well? those are the questions we need answers for. but she doesn't talk about it and she only goes on these democrat or liberal shows. then i could ask her that. so the people don't know what her record was. >> kayleigh: mollie, if you're being criticized for hurricane response, why not go on the weather channel and lay out what your plan is in advance of an approaching storm? >> mollie: that's what i would say is the problem. it's not that "call her daddy" isn't a super popular podcast. it is, so it makes sense you might go on something like that. but he's already got them with her. she does need to reach them anymore. her problem is with men, frankly, and a lot o

when you have a beer with stephen colbert, it's a fairly likable moment.ry smart and very effective. the other thing the media likes to do, they like to do these debates and say at the end of the debate, there was no substance. i'm sorry, you can't give a substantive answer in two minutes with one minute responses. have a lincoln douglas debate and let them talk for two hour. no, that won't get ratings. media, you can't have it both ways. >> i understand. when people want policy substance, there's a website for that. you can find out that information if you care about it. maria, this is the other thing that strikes me about these sort of soft interviews, et cetera, et cetera. i remember in 2012, one of the most important surveys and polls that i saw was asking the question whether you have barack obama or mitt romney baby sit your kids. which one do you think would be more likely to stop their car and help you if you had a flat tire and which one would you rather go on a road trip with. and believe it or not, obama only one two out of the three. >> which o

watching stephen colbert and listening to howard stern. you going to meet them where they are.dodging the traditional press or anything like that. it is about actually speaking to voters, which you can't do and a lot of the old ways of communication. >> tim, i wonder what you think about that. listen, i think it is great to drink miller high life. i enjoy beer myself and doing it with stephen colbert seems like a super fun time, but there is a question of having a robust back and forth to be challenged to articulate your views that you are not going to get with alex cooper, much respect to the call her daddy podcast. i wonder if that is a larger problem for american politics or is this win at any costs? if you have to do 1 million appearances, so be it. >> yes to both. it is a problem for american politics. also it is an imperative that kamala harris wins this election and she should do whatever is necessary within the norms and laws and her integrity to win this election and everything they have done has been in line with that. i think it is great that dan was ahead of the cur

ladies on the view, with radio jock howard stern and speak to the ultimate liberalts kids up stephen colbertg his already for all these hard-hittingal sit downs y appearing ondo something calledl the call her daddy podcast, watch... y >> i'mou curious, you do not do too many long form interviews,u what madwae you want to do call her daddy today? you and while i think you and your listeners have really got this thing writing, which is one of the best ways to communicate with people is to be real.un this itrs a moment in the county where people really want to beof seen and heard and they are parc of a community, they are not ou there alone and so i'm reallyre glad talo be with you. >> jesse: encouraging call. maggot to maybe do an interview with a host that is not wearing a sweatshirt.ea >> think theriy have to double down on doing more interviewse and serioubus interviews, they h innot think she is serious, they do not think she's ahi heavyweight.nk a lot of this is gender but she has to be more specific about her economic plans. >> jesse: give>> credit where w credit ials due, tim walz going

my conversation with stephen colbert on his rise from the world of improv to the top of the late night a decade ago as host of the late show. i have always been acting. up until that moment. yeah. and then suddenly i was me. so was that terrifying? i'm not a huge fan of me. it turns out all i knew about me was that i was abby's husband. and so every night we had evy someplace i could see her. and so i could look at her and go all right, that's who i am. i'm her husband. that helped a lot. a sunday sit down with stephen colbert, plus the morning's latest headlines and another life well lived. when sunday today airs at 6 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up at that hour on a sunday, just set the dvr and we will see you whenever you're ready for us, kyra. all right. thanks, willie. good to see you. hopefully you're awake to catch willie at 6:00 tomorrow morning. and then just stick right here for your local news with us on today in the bay at seven. here is a quick look at the top stories. we're following people in florida already suffering from the disastrous effects of hurricanes. he

questions than say 60 minutes from her creative outside the box questions than alex cooper, or stephen colbert's because their relevance relies on being the sole arbiters of asking the questions. the problem for them is the way people consume information and the public looks for information has completely evolved. i don't see that lately. i stood at the front of the white house briefing room and answered a room full of journalists every day in part because a respect what they do and the role of the press. separately, i suffered three years of criticism for what was considered a less traditional media strategy for two different presidents including when i was a communications director for president obama. the traditional media did not deem hard-hitting or presidential enough like an interview to talk about climate change or an interview inside a prison to talk about criminal justice reform are the biggest violation of all, sitting down with between two burns to talk about health care. hats off to tan out there because that one drove hundreds of thousands of people to the online portal where the

really damaging and not from that it wasn't funny because we used to watch things that were funny, stephen colbert had show forever but she outsourced the comedy. which is in that emblematic of what her presidency would look like? >> kamala harris is allergic to hard work, she does not want to work hard. the only way to get her to work is to leave a trail of margaritas into the oval office canceling cancel and gretel. she's allergic to doing anything. [applause] >> i think she will have a box of wine in the oval office. >> have plenty if it's a great garden. [laughter] >> his own comedic performances. >> because mayor adams told me earlier i needed to make this one very quick especially the city's reserve this room for illegal aliens coming in from texas. i don't think kamala has given up yet. she's in michigan receiving communion from gretchen whitmer. [laughter] i used to think democrats were crazy for saying middle there. but then i met ten walz. [laughter] >> everybody loves a shot at tampons. the only thing that makes it different hard to say he is literally hitler because i don't know if hit

view" getting friendly with shock jock howard stern and late nights ultimate liberal kiss up stephen colbertrris getting herself ready for all of these hard-hitting sit downs by appearing on something called the call her daddy podcast, watch. >> i'm curious, like you don't do too many long form inte interviews, what made you want to do call her daddy today? >> i think that you and your listeners have really got this thing rights, which is one of the best ways to communicate with people is to be real. this is a moment in the country and in life where people really want to know that they are seen and heard and that they are part of a community, that they are not out there alone and so i'm really glad to be with you. >> jesse: encouraging kamala to do an interview with a host who may be isn't wearing a sweatshirt. >> they have to do more serious interviews from the business world, they don't think she is serious. they don't think she is a heavy weight and a lot of this is gendered, but she needs to be more specific about our economic plans. >> jesse: give credit where credit is due, tim walz go

abc's "the view," then howard stern, then the late show with stephen colbert. in all of those conversations, she criticized her opponent, donald trump. >> i will invite people. if you really need to know since he doesn't do these kind of interviews, to watch his rallies. he spends full-time engaged in grievance about what has happened to him. he spends full-time perpetuating lies and misinformation. he spends full time talking about fictional characters, you know. >> a lot of name-calling. >> and name-calling and demeaning people, belilting people. but what he does not talk about is you. he does not talk about whu you need, what your parents need, what your childrens need. he doesn't talk about your child's names, he talks about his names. people are ready for a new generation of leadership that's about fixing problems. >> he's someone who says if i win it's a fair election, if i lose, kamala harris and her buddies fixed it. that's delusional. you cannot have that, and you certainly cannot storm the capital when you're the sitting presidentf -- >> in america we

part of a wide-ranging media blitz that included 60 minutes last night and howard stern and stephen colbertay. meanwhile, donald trump skipping 60 minutes because he didn't want to be fact checked. plus, stunning revelations in bob woodward's new book including details on how trump secretly sent covid tests to vladimir putin when those tests were still so hard for americans to obtain. and then trump secretly stayed in touch with putin after leaving office. and the texas senate race is surprisingly close. we're going to talk to ted cruz's opponent, congressman colin allred. we begin tonight with just four weeks to go until election day. a number of states have already begun early voting and as the candidate make their final sprint to the finish line, now is the critical time for each to get in front of as many voters as possible to make their case. today, vice president kamala harris continued her media blitz in an effort to reach a wide variety of audiences on different platforms. this morning, she joined the ladies of "the view" where she rolled out a new policy about expanding medicare to

stephen colbert is the biggest for the democratic party we know that. that's true.stern who i used to love and written about before is being the best interviewer in the business. is now an inseparable elitist at this point who solely is there to support democrats. last time he interviewed joe biden just a couple of months ago he literally read off everything that campaign told them to read off in terms of biden accomplishments you could hear it like howard can't know what gdp growth is and read is verbatim there's no meghan mccain there to actually challenge the candidate. she's also going on "60 minutes" by the way, and on there -- >> tim walz -- >> going with tim walz? >> no solo actually. tim walz was with shannon bream because that was a hot mess of a train wreck but this is not your daddy 60mens anymore. this isn't mike wallace doing the into but bill whitaker and soft as well. she needs to bring in voters who don't know who she is to win this election. because she's trailing right now. you hear it is tied in pennsylvania. it is tied in wisconsin. they have und

harris will be here in new york for appearances on the view, howard stern, the late show with stephen colbertlowed by a univision town hall on wednesday. on friday, harris will head to arizona or campaign event. yesterday the vice president was a north carolina meeting with officials and residents affected by the devastation of hurricane helene. for his part donald trump is holding rally in juneau, wisconsin today. last night trump returned to butler, pennsylvania for the first time since his july 13th rally where he was the subject of an assassination attempt. trump spoke for nearly an hour with remarks touching on the assassination attempt. memorializing the former firefighter who was killed in the attack and his typical stump speech fair including exaggerations and falsehoods about immigration. trump did not make the return trip to butler hello however, he brought along a special guest and apparently a very excited elon musk, the guy jumping around behind him who offered up a dark vision of the future and of trumps political opponents, one that is not supported by any facts or evidence. >>

going to be with stephen colbert this afternoon. the "60 minutes" interview i believe a couple of days ago. at which time it was contentious. it was direct. there were follow-up questions. and in many ways she struggled to answer them and one is to deflect to donald trump. here she is trying to defend her border policies which don't really exist. they are in theory. watch. >> there was an historic flood of undocumented immigrants coming across the border the first three years of your administration. as a matter of fact, arrivals quadruple from the last year of president trump. was it a mistake to loosen the immigration policies as much as you did? >> it's a long-understandingstam and solutions are at hand. from day one literally, we have been offering solutions. >> what i was asking was, was it a mistake to kind of allow that flood to happen in the first place? >> i think -- the policies that we have been proposing are about fixing a problem, not promoting a problem, okay? >> but the numbers did quadruple under your watch. >> the nu

they have embarked onl a campaign blitz that will take her to popular podcast sand shows like stephen colbert, the women of you and howard stern. here is a preview that airs tomorrow for 60 minutes interview. >> do we have a really close ally in the prime minister of israel? >> i think with all due respect the better question is do we have an important alliance between the american people and the israeli people. the answer to that question is yes. >> governor tim walz is in california today attending campaign receptions with his week including his first solo campaign interview where he defended actions he has taken is in minnesota. >> to be clear donald trump is asking for a nationwide abortion ban. >> he said repeatedly he wouldn't sign that nationwide ban and are you calling that a flat out lie? >> yes, of course. and senator vance has also said so too. look, they may see this as an election issue, but we see it is a right for women to make their own bodily decisions. >>> donald trump will speak in wisconsin in the next hour or so after his rally in pennsylvania happened yesterday in the ke

harris has appearances on "the view" "howard stern show" and "late show with stephen colbert." polling out this morning shows the vice president three percentage points ahead of donald trump nationally among likely voters. it's within the margin of error and what continues to be a deeply competitive race. joining us now is kayla gardner, white house correspondent at bloomberg and former governor of ohio, john kasich, a republican, also an msnbc an lit. what is the message for harris today as she continues on this media blitz? >> yeah. the vice president is doing back-to-back interviews in new york city today. she just joined "the view" moments ago, one of the most watched talk shows in the country. she will be "the late show with stephen colbert" and they are trying to tune into people that don't tune in day-to-day. as we are in the final stretch here, she also did this, call her daddy podcast, really an audience with a large number of young women and people really in the middle of the country, the midwest, that the host alex cooper is from pennsylvania which is, of course, a v

hurricane helene and awaiting milton as kamala harris is on a media blitz with howard stern, stephen colbert, the view, she said she could not think of anything that she would've done different leave the past four years she said that on the view she's been involved in every major decision that is had an impact, 28 days until election day and afghan even national on an immigrant visa after the botched afghanistan withdraw, he is under arrest for planing to carry out a terrorist attack on election day november 5. joining the conversation both american ingenuity fund manager adam johnson is here pulsed to the president of lonski and partners lee carter is here an emerging frontier strategy ceo. >> cook, "mornings with maria" is live now, it is time for the hot topic of hour as millions of americans are bracing for impact from hurricane milton, kamala harris has gone on a media blitz for the likes of stephen colbert, the view and howard stern here she is with cold air and cracking open a beer last night. >> elections are one vibes, they just want somebody they can have a beer with, would you lik

week, appearing on popular podcasts and doing sit down interviews with names like howard stern, stephen colbert and the women of the view. here's a preview of the 60 minutes interview that will air tomorrow. >> it seems that prime minister netanyahu is not listening. >> we will build, the work we has done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by israel, that were very much prompted by or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region. >> cbs has trump changed his mind about doing a 60 minutes interview. you will make his case to voters a short time from now in battleground wisconsin. is a look at the scene there and here is rnc cochair lara trump on the mood of supporters. >> that shows you that there is continued enthusiasm and growing enthusiasm for donald trump and i think as every day goes by, we are 30 days away from the selection, people are really considering what kind of america they want to live in. you want to get back to a time where you have great economic policy, more money in your pocket and a secure southern boarder and peace

this week with appearances on popular podcasts and sit downs with big names like howard stern, stephen colbert, and the ladies of the view. here's a preview of the 60 minutes interview that will air on 60 minutes tomorrow. >> it seems prime minister netanyahu is not listening. >> well, bill, the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by israel that were very much prompted by or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what happens in the region. >> governor tim walz is attending california today. he also includes his first solo campaign interview on a sunday talk show. we have reporters and analysts across the country. they are ready to go over all of these developing story lines for us. we begin with ellie roth at the white house. welcome. what are we hearing today as a world prepares to mark one year since the october 7th attack? >> we approach that somber anniversary and there are prime minister netanyahu as we continue to wait and see how israel with a ballistic missile assault. as in a new clip released by cbs news, vice president harris is

just today, that appearance on "the view," then "howard stern" and then "stephen colbert." it is arguably a high risk, high reward strategy, because despite heavily outspending donald trump, two new national polls out today show the race remains deadlocked. a series of unscripted interviews will get her in front of a broad diverse audience. but one misstep and maybe not a lot of time to recover. i want to bring in nbc's aaron gilchrist who is in washington, former present congressman from florida and msnbc political analyst carlos curbelo, and former campaign manager for hillary clinton, robby mook. all right, guys. let me start with you, aaron, what did we learn from the harris interview on "60 minutes" or "the view" where she was just a short time ago? >> she was there a little while ago. right now as we understand it she's in the middle of the interview with howard stern. our team is monitoring that for news. a few things from "the view" interview, first, the vice president rolled out a new plan that she is calling medicare at home. this is a proposal to have medicare co

she goes on howard stern show the view and then the late show with stephen colbert, and then on thursday she will be in las vegas for a town hall in spanish-language, wouldn't be shown tv. cnn's julia benbrook joins us now from the white house. so julia, what can you tell us about the big week ahead for harris and her running mate? clearly a strategy here well, people have been calling on vice president kamala harris to do more interviews and have more unscripted moments ever since she took over at the top of the democratic ticket. and she is ramping up those efforts this week with a series of high profile interviews, each one looking to reach a different type of voter. >> her appearances range from the region patients chip focused podcast, call her daddy. >> the moderator of that podcast has millions of followers, both on instagram and on tiktok to a sit down with 60 minutes, which of course has been around for decades and is be taught newsmagazine program in the united states. now her call her daddy interview is going to go live sometime today and it features an in-depth conversation a

now he moves on to the very -- she moves on to "the view," late night with stephen colbert and howardtern. a lot of selling on monday if as interest rates rose. todayings, fairly quite. the dow, s&p and nasdaq all have small gains. the yield on the 10-year treasury staying around 4, actually, 4.04. the 2 2-year slightly below 4%, it's at 3.99. bitcoin, $6 2,000 and change. oil -- i'm sorry, gold, that's to $2665 an ounce, down a mere 70 cents. oil holding around thed mid 700s level, it's at 75.53. gas, $3.18 for regular, up one cent. diesel,, $3.58, up two cents. on the show today, an israel supporter pushed and shoved by pro-hamas demonstrators this new york city. he had his nose bloodied. donald trump pays his respects at a memorial for october 7th victims. kamala harris and first gentleman doug emhoff planted a tree in memorial at their official residence in d.c. he said we must never if forget. we're going to take you to asheville, north carolina, the epicenter of the destruction from helene. and we'll take you to the path of milton, likely to make landfall on florida's gulf coast

tamara, she said by a world of appearances, including "the view" and "the late show with stephen colbertore predictably, the media is mad. political claims, harris is still largely avoiding the media, complaining that most of these are not the types of issues that she may not want to talk about. "the new york times" focused on the quote, friendly nature of the interviews, unlikely to place her with many aggressive inquisitors. let me give you a little insight as to why some of these media outlets are so upset about this. not because they think they would reach more people, they don't. it is definitely not because they will ask different questions than say, 60 minutes, or more creative, outside the box questions that alex cooper, host of "the late show with stephen colbert." it is because they will be the sole arbiters of asking the questions. the problem is that the way people consume information in the way the public looks for information, seeks it, has completely evolved. i don't say that likely. i stood at the front of the white house briefing room and answered questions from a room f

kamala harris capping off her media blitz tour of friendly's by cracking open a cold beer with stephen colbert another golden opportunity to distance herself from her biggest liability, but obviously she's not joe biden. >> i'm obviously not joe biden. >> i noticed. >> so that would be one change in terms -- [applause] but also, i think it's important to say, 28 days to go, i'm not donald trump. >> greg: that's are selling point, dana. you know, the interesting thing, kamala still has a boss. so it's a tough question to answer because you can't throw your boss under the bus yet. but at the same time, she knows that that question is out there, and she still can't answer it. she's not even trying. >> dana: oh, my god, i wish we had an hour! okay. she knew she was going to get this question on the night, junp debate, when everyone was like holy cow, he's going to have to drop out, so than she knew she was going to get this question. the way she answered that, i'm obviously not joe biden and i'm not donald trump, you guys, that's not new, that's how she has answered this question from the beginnin