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stephen: paul trantham is a well known community activist and familiar face. elected neighborhood commissioner. last night, prince george's police say he was highly combative and smelled of alcohol. with the black and the white officers peppered them with racial slurs. >> they pulled him over and he refused the breathalyzer but he says the police behaved badly. not him. >> the police department is getting red >> the police report said trantham identified himself as a private investigator, said he was elected official and knows important people. he says he urinated on the floor and he ordered police to clean it up. >> i'm on a bench in handcuffs. i can't go nowhere. >> when asked if he barricaded himself in a police department bathroom and used racial slurs on officers tran. that also said no. >> did i use the n-word? i don't know if i used the n-word. i think they are homosexual because what man would come in there and pull another man off the seat? you understand? that was the most humiliating and embarrassing thing an officer can do. >> the representative of

( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: chris, paul, matt, mark! man, let's do it! ( applause ) >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: good to see you. you're very kind. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to "the late show." sit down. tick tock. we've got to go. wooo! my goodness! what a lovely crowd. what a lovely crowd. welcome to "the late show," everybody. i'm just as excited as you are. i'm your host, stephen colbert. and we are live right now from the ed sullivan theater. ( cheers and applause ) we're live? yeah, we're live. right after donald trump's address to congress. now, technically, this was not a "state of the union" because i think in this timeline, the confederacy won. ( laughter ) right? i've never seen this movie before, but i think that's how this one ends. i'm not entirely sure. we have to get back to the interdimensional portal as quickly as we can. there was a lot of anticipation tonight. it's a huge evening for the president, and for everybody in washingto

. >> stephen: i like the turtleneck, it is very paul newman. >> i have got to do it and stay classy. stephen: what is happening? oh, donald trump, donald trump as we know our president likes to stay busy looking. and today he held a press conference where he bragged about all of the regulations he is cutting and celebrated with a tweet. in 1960, there were approximately 20,000 pages in the code of federal regulations. today there are over 185,000 pages. today, we cut the red tape. it is time to set free our dreams! >> well, i don't know, i don't know about "free our dreams" but about a year ago, i did send my dreams to live on a farm upstate. they are happier there. and he attached a video of himself in the roosevelt room celebrating by cutting through a giant red ribbon. can we see that from another angle? so on the left there, the bottom left you have got 1960's regulations and the ribbon is a graph showing them rising toward today, but it's also representing government red tape, and an actual ceremonial red ribbon that he is cutting to officially open the idea of it ending itself.

. >> stephen: well, it revealed something about paul giamatti, because he told me that in that scene- i know. >> stephen: were you insulted in any way? >> no, i was fascinated. i mean, i learn from him every day. >> stephen: really? >> yes, and he's like-- >> stephen: what kind of rough stuff is giamatti into if he can fall asleep during a scene about s&m? >> i think it was just such a novel experience for him, he like surrendered 100%. and it was our first day shooting together ever. >> stephen: what, seriously? >> seriously. >> stephen: the tie you up, boot on your chest was the very first scene? >> --dump the cigarette out on your chest. yeah, so i was awake for both of us. i was like double awake. i was like okay, you just relax, and i will try not to kill you with my stiletto and my dangling cigarette because you're a national treasure and my co- worker and a wonderful human being. >> stephen: mm-hmm. >> but i couldn't do it without somebody like him. you know, he's so brave. and he's so curious. he'd never done anything like that before, and he's, like, "that's fascinating, let'

stephen: yeah, michelle, we caught up with paul transom here at the metro station 20 minutes ago. he is making his way home spending the night in lock-up. the commiter from ward 8 acknowledges e this is how he responded when i asked him whether or not he had urinated on the floor of the police station and told the officers to clean up, whether he barricaded himself in a bathroom until the officers had to break in and remove him. and whether he peppered those officers with racial slurs. this is how he responded. take a listen. >> did i use the n-word? i don't know if i used the n-word. look how many words they used on me, okay? they sat in there andormented me. i think they are homosexuals. what man would come in there and pull another man off the seat? that was the most humiliating thing an officer can do. stephen: the description of the behavior comes from the police report on the incident. now transon says he will seek legal action against the police department but we spoke with a representative of the minutes ago who said that the department is standing by its officers and that

stephen: the wilson building here, the city hall in d.c. is reeling from the arrest of well-known com paul thantham. it isn't just that video that has so many people troubled tonight. it's the report where police detail his actions while in custody. >> come on out. >> the police release video on an offensive against an elected commissioner d.c. paul trantham alleges mistreatment when he was charged with d.w.i. and resisting arrest. >> how do you charge someone with the d.u.i. when you ain't gave me a breathalyzer? >> police maintain that trantham urinated on the floor, told police to clean it up, used racial slurs and barricaded himself in the bathroom. >> are you -- >> [bleep] >> they released a statement saying -- >> they came in there, pulled me off the stool. and pulled me pants up. cost me a night in jail. >> i spoke to trantham an hour ago. he is lawyering up and probably won't go on camera anymore. he is curious why the police released this video so i asked prince george's county police about it and i was told there is more video which could be released later on. that is the latest.

profanity laced invective from a station bathroom is paul trantham refusing to come out. >> are you refusing to come out of the bathroom? >> [bleep] stephenadviser and elected official in ward 8 is adamant he was not drunk. the police report said he swerved in and out of lanes yesterday morning and observed he was digging in his nose and falling asleep at the wheel. >> he claims i was juggling my arm picking my nose. stephen: the report says that trantham urinated on the floor and barricaded himself in the bathroom. he says he is suing since the officers came in to remove him. >> i think they are homosexuals. what man pulls another man off the seat? >> it prompted them to release the video and chief hank stawinski aaroned a statement saying i racial epithets and the statements of the gay community offensive and i support the officers' actions. trantham asked why didn't they release the other videos? representative of the department said there are other videos, which may be released later on. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: my goodness. all right. thank you. a south carolina city not waiting on the federal lawmakers to

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paul marion, senior white house correspondent. ellerman. ms. rich. philip. stephen cianci. have that the preacher martin. -- we have betsy. speaker for aour moment, we have abby livingston. hinton -- tamara hinton, the head member that organized today's luncheon. we have the two medications director for the u.s. department of agriculture. , and finally mr. durkin. thank you for being here today. [applause] we would like to add knowledge additional team members. lori, joe,, heather, and press club staff. radior c-span and public audiences, please be aware that any audience today are members of the general public, so any applause or reaction you hear is not from the working press or the unemployed press. getting to our speaker, sonny perdue can beary found on twitter. he has a lifetime involvement with agriculture. his family operated a dairy farm in georgia. himstate would later elect the first republican governor since the reconstruction era. in between that, he served in the u.s. air force, received a dr. of veterinary medicine , ran a private practice, and served 11 years

paul is my guest thank you. you know up today join me at all for now for the very latest. her. hey everybody i'm stephen bob gosh i want to ask hollywood guy you know suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v. i'm through sensed this is my buddy max famous financial guru as well just a little bit different i wanted to get her in a no no in those up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have fun meet everyday americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american pope. the. bit. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you were a south and taken your last to bang turn. but up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each fret. but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral in the

. >> stephen: what is it like going to see a tennis match with her? julia child or, like, going to a concert with paulhere. there was no one on the other side of her, so she did live commentary without any pauses, in my ear, for the entirety of the match. >> stephen: that was a thumbs-up on that? incredible. but the thing is that before i played billie jean, i was not-- i was not an athlete by any means at all. and my younger brother was high school football quarterback. >> stephen: you follow sports or anything? >> no, no. ( laughter ) and so i would go-- i went to a game once, and someone got tackled and i was like, "fumble!" ( laughter ) so to have someone-- one of the greatest athletes of all time talking to you about a sport-- which, thankfully, i know a lot re about tennis, now, of course, than i ever have football. >> stephen: sure. >> but i was like, this is slightly lost on me in some ways. >> stephen: but i've seen some of the footage-- >> so i'm an ( bleep ). it was great, but i'm like-- i'm sorry i said ( bleep ). ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: but i've seen the footage. i mean, you

stephen. that was also a family business. was fathersephens and sons. one came to work here as a law clerk for justice rutledge and in 1975. paul stevens what about that campaign? the vice presidential nominee became henry wallace and jackson became an active campaigner for the fall. there are technical legal arguments one can parse but it is shocking to see how the attorney general was on the stump for the reelection of the president of the united states. the extension was the day job of being attorney general. at the doj, the work of the attorney general was war preparation and all the legal issues concerned therewith. the main concern was the basis for the destroyers deal. pot.kept sweetening the they said give us world war i destroyers because britain is starting and we will give you 99 year leases on british colonial basis down the atlantic seaboard. basically newfoundland to bermuda. writes, a as jackson divisionegal --decision for the united states. jackson's legal opinion becomes the endorsement for the deal roosevelt wanted to make. it was announced and here is my attorney general's opinion. the other was the resumptio

paul drechsler, president of the cbi there. let's get more on this with stephentalks following this? we welcome what happened last night, we are very pleased to see that we are moving forward to the next stage, there has been a lot of uncertainty around this. we are certainly very pleased as well to hear and see assurances being given for eu nationals in the uk, that is an important point for uk manufacturers. to make those reassu ra nces manufacturers. to make those reassurances is very manufacturers. to make those reassurances is very important. there is a lot to do next. come go on to what needs to be done? varity. —— clarity. making sure there are no barriers to trade. the supplied trains between —— supply chains... any barriers to that, anything we add two additional customs requirements bureaucracy, that would be damaging. we need to make sure it is keep that as clear as possible. i'm not sure if it is within your purview to commenting on this, but do you think that no hard border in northern ireland means no hard border at dover? again, the point is thatis

paul marion, at white house watch. washington correspondent at the atlanta journal constitution. the deputy communications director for secretary purdue, senior editor at agro pulse, stephen since key, secretary of agriculture, number 2 for sonny perdue, betsy fisher martin, and american university and cochair of the npc headliners team put together, putting together the speaker for a moment, abby livingston, bureau chief at the texas tribune, the founder of community auto pr and the member who organized the luncheon. in the communications director for the ust part of agriculture. ellen ferguson covers agriculture and trade and the executive director at communication at the american farm bureau federation. [applause] we would also like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for organizing the event, isa matthews, laurie russo and press club staff, especially lindsay underwood for our c-span and public radio audiences, please be aware members of the general public, any applause or reaction you hear is not from the working press or the unemployed press as is the case in today's media environment. into our speaker, the sonny perdue joins us toda

and stephen gives him an f for health care and a for no estate tax. on our republican line, paul, southbury, connecticut. hello. aller: i give our president an a-minus to a b because it's doll get an a. let me look at the jerusalem movement. i go back to the jerusalem embassy act of 1995. this is the first president that has had the buts to turn around and recognize the true capital of israel. i commend him for that. i commend him for doing something about our taxes, whatever they are. i don't necessarily agree with the people that turn around and say he's done this wrong, he's done that wrong, he's done the next thing wrong. i'm sure if i to be through the record, i will find some things wrong. school many -- years ago, i said every one of you has a. prove to me you don't. but what we've done with our president is turn around and made the assumption that he's failure. he's had people that say they cannot support the president before he even got in office and said we should impeach him. impeaching a president is a very serious thing that we've done, but certainly not nothing to h