talking to stephen king about this earlier, of hsbc. ale, is the washington consensus being unraveled into something new? stephen: it is a fair question. the events in manchester are a grim reminder of the world spinning out of control politically, socially, and, i think, the economics of the world economy are radically different post crisis than pre -crisis. i heard some of the comments of stephen king, which i agree with. whether it is political leaders or institutions, our ability to understand, to say nothing of the worldg politically, socially, and economically is in question. back, as primens minister may addressed, the anarchists of another time and place. anarchist issues were wrapped around our global economy. why do we have a global subdued growth? stephen: the growth in the developed world is still running about one percentage point below its pre-crisis average. it is up a little bit, but it is still weak. damage a lot of lasting from the crisis. the world economy, as i wrote a few weeks ago, has been turned inside out in the

. >> did you ever read the stephen king story about the end of the universe?retty cary. >> there can't be an end. >> what is on the other side? >> nothing. that's the problem. that's why when i think of stephen king i think of the ceo of david foster -- >> nothing's got to be something. you've got the brain here that's -- >> stephen king's got the brain. >> deep discussion to start the market day. >> stephen king was in, he got himself in, not "breaking bad" but but "sons of anarchy." >> really? pretty >> pretty smart guy. he's the charles dickens of our era. >> courtney reagan, dow is up 37. >> equities are high to start the session a mid the suspected possible terrorist attack in manchester, england and ahead of the budget release that's big news when we get all those details. investors also getting a bit of a break from the d.c. market moving med lines at least so far. european markets managing modest gains. more details emerge. the uk ftse index new highs led by the banks. asian markets lower. the safe haven yen strengthened after news of the bombings so s

i wanted to be stephen king, all right?i wanted to, you know, have a fleet of cadillacs and a private plane and some groupies-- that would've been nice-- but i was there and i was seeing this... this secret life five minutes from san diego, and if you stood at the hillside where the garbage dump was... you remember the old dumpe; it's moved since, but the old dumpe was just central south tijuana... >> hinojosa: mm-hmm. >> ...and it looked like a volcano when they burned the trash, remember? you had that big column smoke. >> hinojosa: and you'd see little moving... >> yeah! if you stand on the hill where they burned all the dead animals that they collected in tijuana-- horses, cows, goats, dogs-- they would pile them up and burn them, that's what that smoke was. you could look from that hillside straight to the coronado bridge. and i though, "if americans want to understand illegal immigration, all they have to do is stand on this hill and that will answer every question you ever had." >> hinojosa: so where... where do you s

. >> stephen: king friday was one of them. and we had mr. friendly, right? you're princess ma mao mow-mow? what was the cat's name? >> henrietta pussy cat? >> stephen: thank you, citizen. >> you are the last person i would expect. unbelievable. >> stephen: he's the right age group. you have a new boyfriend since you were here last. congratulations on that. >> yes. i am-- thank you. i-- congratulations is an interesting word to say when you get a boyfriend, right? like, "good thing you're not alone anymore." "congrats to you for finding who will deal with your..." he's awesome. he's incredible. i want to go on record saying that because his mom is probably watching. i love you! i love you! >> stephen: i understand you met him on the show in an interesting way. you can explain to the people how this came about? >> sure. >> stephen: even though his mom is watching. >> exactly. and probably, him, too. i love so joe is an awesome actor and he came on "jane." and i met him on "jane," and he played don i can hoata the stripper. a stripper. like the lance and everyt

captioning sponsored by cbs he just-- he's like-- he's like stephen king. but hillary may have accidentally revealed why she really lost. >> you know, if the election had been on october 27, i'd be your president. and it wasn't. it was on october 28. >> stephen: no, it was on november 8, ma'am. "well, october 29 is here and i am not president. i guess i'll just stop campaigning in michigan and wisconsin!" that's my impression of hillary, by the way. i would have worked on it more if i knew she was going to be back. ( laughter ) but at the end of the day, hillary clinton knows it wasnt comey or putin or ken bone-- remember that guy? she knows who's actually to blame for her loss. >> i take absolute personal responsibility. i was the candidate. i was the person who was on the ballot, and i am very aware of, you know, the challenges, the problems, the, you know, the shortfalls that we had. >> stephen: so she made mistakes, publicly recognized them, and owned up to her shortcomings. no wonder she lost. that's totallynp presidential campaign was so brutal-- rem

. >> stephen: sounds like a stephen king story. >> yeah, it was great. it was really fun.y wild with it. everyone played a character. i was goredy. we were shooting my death scene and one of our older brothers had a car. i was, like, just come at me with the car, not at a fast speed, i'll jump on to the hood and it will be fine. just go slow. no, he just -- i literally got hit by a car, rolled off the hood and limped home for dinner. my mom is, like, why are you limping? oh, just finishing the movie. ( laughter ) >> stephen: did you get the shot? >> of course. >> stephen: is there any chance this film would be available for people the to see some time? >> i'm the only one with a copy and no one will ever see it. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you didn't break through till you were about 30 years old, right? >> about 28. >> stephen: what were you doing before? >> a plethora of things. a substitute teacher, bartender. >> stephen: you were a substitute teacher? >> yeah. >> stephen: that would be fun. how often would you just put on "brave heart" and go, this is history? >> every da

. >> another movie getting a lot of early buzz, stephen king's "the dark tower." >> this is very ambitiousust want to make sequels, they want to make a tv show as well. and i don't -- just the idea is making you laugh, so that shows you how ambitious it really is. idris elb aca as the gunslinger >> chris nolan, my favorite batman director, "dark knight" is back with a world war ii drama and is summer the time for a war movie? >> that's a good question. it is about a real event in world war ii. i don't think people will be seeing it for the military aspect, i think they're going for christopher nolan. he is one of those few directors who can still sell a movie with his name. it doesn't have to be based on a super hero or a book, it's a christopher nolan movie and that's why you're going to see it. do war films sell in the summer? "saving private ryan" did. >> i am very interested in that. another film, "atomic blonde," charlize theron as a spy? >> someone is trying to make the new james bond. this is like the new jane bond. you've got charlize theron kicking butt as a super spy. it is direc

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nat)the web's gone wild over the first trailer for "the dark tower," based on the best-selling stephen kingvels. idris elba and matthew mcconaughey star in the action-adventure, which opens august fourth. "groot, put your seatbelt on!" (nat)"guardians of the galaxy volume two" opens friday, but that's not the only place you can catch chris pratt this weekend! the actor also stars in his very own comic book, the latest in tidal-wave's "fame" biography series. in print or online, you can trace pratt's rise to stardom in a comic... as his latest movie based on a comic hits theaters. in hollywood, i'm david daniel (rebecca) coming up.. a cool down today. a look at your forecast. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (james) now lets

. >> stephen: you're like a king of festivals.a half another the people that got trapped in the danger zone. >> i don't want to belittle suffering, but i do think-- i do hope the fyre festival goes down almost as fantastic as woodstock because it's one of the greatest things that happened. it's terrible. i know it's terrible. >> stephen: what's great about it to you? >> just like that kind of disappointment. that kind of surprise. ( laughter ) it's just-- that's just-- that's just like -- >> stephen: because the way it was hyped up. >> you know like-- it's one of-- one of the beers that has a lot of advertising money, like a guy just bursts through doors and every time the doors open or a curtain swings open, thing get better. and you're like, "wow, wouldn't that be great if life was like that." that's not what that is. the fyre festival is exactly the opposite of that. it's like "man it's going to be..." "it's the worst! it's the best." >> stephen: well, you've got a vineyard. you've got a vineyard in virginia. >> screw top. >> s

kings, everybody. (applause). >> stephen: thank you so much for being here. thank you for being here.ave you and sharon here on this show or the old show, and she will always be remembered with great pleasure and great love. thank you so much for being here on the show tonight. now ladies and gentlemen, my first guest tonight is an 11 time nba all-star and the owner of the worst golf swing i have ever seen. please welcome charles barkley. (applause) >> how are you doing. >> stephen: i'm doing fine. >> you owe me some money, don't you. >> stephen: i do because i said the last time were you on here we talked about your golf swing which is. >> ledge enary. >> stephen: is terrible. and we made a bet, and the bet was i said that the warriors would win last year. >> and you were wrong. >> stephen: i was wrong. >> let it roll off your tongue. >> stephen: i was wrong and we bet a round of golf, i would pay for a round of golf. >> we are. >> stephen: where, when and how much will this cost me. >> it depens on the golf course. >> stephen: where do you like to play? >> we can play in philadelphi

kings ranch. george w. bush gave a lincoln reader to barack obama. stephen: the president of harvard also roast about it in the book. -- wrote about it in the book. the speech was called "the politician and the intellectual." he said the nation's first politicians were also be nation's great writers and scholars. books where their tools -- were their tools, not their enemies. this is his view of the importance of learning and reason in american politics. he was a historian himself. he read a good deal of the adams papers. he won a pulitzer prize for history. in reading -- susan: let's talk about the press. john f. kennedy came into the white house at the dawning of the age of television and he had a press corps that is very different from the press corps the president states today and a news cycle that is different. what was his relationship with the press? how does he use the news media to his advantage? douglas: he was a journalist, as we mentioned. after world war ii he wanted to be a journalist. you can look up his old articles. he covered the u.n. creat

king happens to be death. tonight he has a message that he want everyone to hear. -- he wants everyone to hear. >> here are tonight's guests on late show with stephen colbert. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by ling spaces. >>> -- living spaces. >>> the elaborate costumes and somba music, almost party time in the mission. >> the metal barricades are up for this weekend's carnival festival. this year's king is antwon hunter of san francisco, a professional director, choreographer and dancer and he's also death. >> i would love to let my community know that, you know, when you reach your dream, you should always remember where you come from. >> that's great. joe vazquez is the morning anchor and michelle greigo are hosting our coverage at the carnival parade. the live stream is on our website starting at 10 a.m. on sunday. >> should be fun. >> yeah. >> fun for fall. >> colorful. >> moving and grooving. >> you've got stop moves like him. >> i've been known to do that. >>> anyway, hey, here's the story tonight. who wanted it more on the field of play, giants on orange friday back at home in need of some breaks to go their way. did you know 90% of coup

no doubt about it the king of late night these days is stephen colbert it happened three months ago whenl arsenal on president trump. not the way johnny carson did. certainly not steve allen or jack parr or jay leno but just flat out killing him almost in teary eyed on show time special his ratings began to rise. he overcame "the tonight show." steve: although now it looks like jimmy fallon is doing better in the demo. here's the story today. it's on the cover of the "new york post." i for an there is cbs. we played for you yesterday where president trump caught off john dickerson doing off interview with his sunday morning chat show. and stephen colbert has apparently gone to the defense of mr. dickerson in a 12-minute rant that is he a comedian. the big question is this funny when you take on the president of the united states in this way? >> mr. trump, you're presidency, i love your presidency. i call it disgrace the nation. he doesn't stand by anything except the dressing room door at miss u.s.a. pageants. let me read this presidential briefing. yeah, i'm the president i got the brie

king who actually taught ride a unicycle. and everyone in the neighborhood of the bronx learned how to ride it. it was just the way-- it helped us get out of new york. >> stephen story. >> yes. >> stephen: people look at the unicycle and say, "that's my ticket out of here." >> yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! i finally understood, in order to have the greatest show on the earth you need the greatest people on earth. so i decided to make some new additions to my staff. it's almost show time. sabina, where's my script? >> here you go, steve glen thank you. >> stephen: shoot. i forgot to make copies. >> got you, steve. >> stephen: thanks, man. i gotta get out of here. i'm going to get a cup of coffee. here, boy! who wants a caramel machiado? ultimate one? you're going to get ♪ ♪ i love you. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, ringling! we'll be right back with richard gere. a-rita's to ava's rooftop and that's when we knew it was going to be one of those nights. that's elyse busting out her dance move from summer of '08. ( ♪ ) she insists it's her signature move, but we're all pretty good at it. yeah, looks like we're staying here tonigh

stephen. >> my apologies. i'm only human. i understand. >> you know, deep in there is a six-pack. >> oh, yeah. >> well, barky will absolutely. i'm charlie rose with gayle king o'donnell. the republicans plan to repeal obamacare has cleared its first maj major hurdle. the house narrowly passed the bill. >> it re34r5iss obamacare subsidies with an age-based tax credit to purchase coverage. states can ask for wavers so insurance companies can ask for higher premiums for those with pre-existing conditions. they have over $8 billion to help with the costs. after, president trump told them we'll have insurance for everybody. it will be a much more simplified form, less expensive and much better. >> with us now dr. pearl, ceo of the permanente group. he's responsible for over 11 million member nonprofit health care providers and the author of "mistreated," why we think we're getting good health care and we're usually wrong. dr. pearl, good morning. >> good morning. >> nice to have you here. how do you see this bill out of the house of representatives? >> it's just the first step as charlie said. it as going to go to the senate where it has significant play. this h

going to bring in stephen, his sister was killed in a tiger attack at the zoo in cumbria in 2013, thank you for talking to us. hello. i wonder how you respond to the death of rosa kingand because of that it will be all over the news, as we are right now. my thoughts go out to the family, absolutely. can you remind our audience what happened to your sister? she was in the tiger enclosure for her regular maintenance as part of herjob and a syste m maintenance as part of herjob and a system of doors that was supposed to keep the animal separate from her when she was in there did not work, was not maintained properly. it got in there and she lost her life. we don't know what has happened at the hammerton park zoo in cambridge, an investigation is ongoing, they have said ina investigation is ongoing, they have said in a statement it was a freak accident. well, that's obviously something else i thought of when i heard the news, when sarah did four years back, before any investigation the zoo came out and said it must have been her fault. so it's comforting in some ways to cure this zoo comforting in some ways to cure this zoo claiming it is an accident and sending their t