is the equinox hotel and stephen ross is going to be living here in just a little bit.n-city block and 14 acres of public space it is a real estate spectacle. it's an historic moment here in history. related chairman and founder stephen ross who spent the past decade this could turn out to be your life's work though >> well, i'm optimistic. i believe there's something beyond i can't tell you what it is, but i believe it >> so this is grand. i wish people could see on television just the grandeur tell me what this means for you personally >> for me it's hard to believe you've been working on something for ten years and you have these ideas, these dreams of trying to do something different and to bring it to fruition and opening today, you know, it's a great moment. one i obviously waited for for a long time. but we still have a lot more to go we have another phase, another 6.5 million square feet. to date we've completed 11 million square feet. so it's probably the largest development done in the united states. >> how many tenants do you have now? what's the oups look li

and it can work everywhere. >> and guys, as for whether it can work here, stephen ross, the developer revenue a year and 50,000 jobs. as we said, this is now open, but open is relative. the vessel behind me, if you want to walk on it, fair warning, you're advised to make your reservation about two weeks in advance. >> let's start. why don't you give us a clue in? write it down for us. >> i will. you're on the list. >> going up that high that tony was way up there, i couldn't do that. that glass floor terrifies me. >> i'll do it for all of us. >> i'll do it with you. >> take a picture. >> you're going to get a very different kind of cheer from this bottle of beer. instead of alcohol, it's infused with cannabis. we'll take a look at the brewing trend next. you're watching cbs this morning saturday. i landed. i saw my leg did not look right. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me

ross: stephen bannon called with a simple request, namely asking if i would take a call from kris kobach. i agreed to that request as a courtesy since he was a white house staffer and shortly thereafter, possibly the next day, i did have a conversation with kris klobach. >> mr. bannon, and you spoke to kris kobach on july 14, is that correct? sec. ross: i don't remember the date. somewhere around that point in time, there was a follow-up from kris kobach to may. -- to be -- me. rep. cummings: you spoke to him in july and mr. kobach ask you to add the citizenship question. he said it was to address the -- and i want you to listen carefully. this is what kris kobach wrote to you. he said he wanted it added to because "problem that aliens who do not actually reside in the united states are still counted for congressional apportionment purposes." that was also several months before any letter from the justice department came to you, correct? sec. ross: yes, and it is also correct that i rejected the question he asked. rep. cummings: did the phone calls with mr. kobach have anything to do wit

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at ross. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! "stay human," everybody! give it up for the band, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: whoo! >> stephen: you know i'm over here, right? i'm here. ( cheering ) please have a seat, everybody! thank you very much. jon, i'm over here because we have more monologue tonight. too much to fit in one act. a lot to talk about. >> jon: a lot to talk about. >> stephen: because when i go over there, i'll be talking to elizabeth warren in a little bit. >> jon: oh, yeah. >> stephen: a good guest to have tonight. here's the thing -- donald trump may not be indicted, but one person is facing consequences for his crimes, and that's high profile lawyer and "guy who's lawyerin' here!," michael avenatti. you might remember avenatti as the man who used to represent stormy daniels in her suit against the president, using the cagey legal strategy of spending 24 hours a day on cable news talking about himself. ( laughter ) at the time, he got such a high profile that he announced he was exploring a run

stephen: no. also, it's not pronounced hee-jab, you ross-ist. ( laughter ) did i mispronounce that? did i mispronounce that? did i pronounce that correctly? ( laughter ) in a statement, fox news condemned the judge, saying, ms. pirro's remarks "do not reflect those of the network." adding, "we reminded her, we're doing mexicans this week." ( laughter ) but fox news did pull her show on saturday, and trump was not pleased: "bring back @judgejeanine pirro. the radical left democrats, working closely with their beloved partner, the fake news media, is using every trick in the book to silence a majority of our country. they have all out campaigns against @foxnews hosts who are doing too well." yes, the radical left and the mainstream media hatched a devious plot to make jeanine pirro sound like a bigot. here's how they did it: they pointed a camera at her. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: just as simple as that. >> stephen: trump wasn't just disappointed by fox. he was mad at all the channels. "it's truly incredible that shows like saturday night live, not funny-slash-no tal

. >> stephen ( as trump ): "soup or salad, paper or plastic, ross and rachel, alien versus predator... whoever wins, we lose." ( laughter ) and, of course-- ( applause ) some predator fans. "alien vs. predator" fans. of course, he bragged more about the economy: >> and we are considered, far and away, the hottest economy anywhere in the world. >> stephen ( as trump ): "it is so hot, if it wasn't my economy, perhaps i'd be dating it." ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: oh, no! oh, no! >> stephen (as trump): "yes, that's true. i'm saying, 'jon, i'm telling you, jon, you know i love a hot economy.'" the evening went on... and on. ( laughter ) g.o.p. lawmakers stood up and sat down so many times, it sounded like they were making popcorn with their kneecaps. ( laughter ) he made a not-so-subtle threat to house democrats. >> an economic miracle is taking place in the united states, and the only thing that can stop it are foolish wars, politics, or ridiculous partisan investigations. >> stephen ( as trump ): "you heard me, you get the truth or a functioning economy, okay? keep in mind, i turned

ross spring dress event. on now! yes for less. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody.y human right over there. give it up for them. (applause) ladies and gentlemen, folks, this is always a pleasure for me. my first guest tonight is a coanchor of "cbs this morning" who made new this week with her interview of r. kelly. please welcome back to the late show, our friend gayle king. (applause) >> hello! hello, stephen colbert. >> stephen: thanks for being here. >> i'm glad to be are here. >> stephen: this morning, you had a big week, the show had a big week. everybody is talking about, even many of your colleagues, we had willie geist here tonight, he was like all hail gayle because you had an amazing sper view with r kel's. >> yes, can i show you what happened to me backstage, in the green room elton john called me. in the green room, i pick up the phone, i pick up the phone t was a 212 number, i didn't recognize but i thought it was work because we are work on a special. i thought it was work. he goes gayle, it is elton here, i went elevatorton john, hi, elton, he was tal

ross. yes for less. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back!tlemen, this is always a treat. my first guest is an n.b.a. hall of famer and host of "inside the nba." he currently serves as a studio analyst for the n.c.a.a. tournament right here on cbs and tbs. please welcome back to "the late show," charles barkley! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you again. thanks for being here. >> thank you. i'm glad to be here. >> stephen: always, always nice to talk to you. >> i'm glad to be here. >> stephen: happy to have you. everybody who has a talk show knows you want charles barkley on because the man knows how to talk. he's not afraid to talk. >> we could make a good living like that. >> stephen: we can. you sit in a chair, you talk, they write you a check. >> you talk to people. i just get to watch basketball and talk about it. but you gotta -- >> stephen: to people, though. >> yeah, but you meet some interesting people. >> stephen:y i do, yeah, charles barkley is one of the interesting people i meet. i want to talk ab

ross: stephen bannon called with a simple request, namely asking if i would take a call from kris kobach. i agreed to that request as a courtesy since he was a white house staffer and shortly thereafter, possibly the next day, i did have a conversation with kris kobach. bannon,en and -- -- mr. and you spoke to him on july 14, is that correct? sec. ross: i don't remember the date. point in around that time, there was a follow-up from kris mr. -- you spoke to him in july and mr. kobach ask you to add the citizenship question. he said it was to address the -- and i want you to listen carefully. he said he wanted it added to problem that aliens who do not actually reside in the united states are still counted for congressional apportionment purposes." that was also several months before any letter from the justice department came to you, correct? sec. ross: yes, and it is also correct that i rejected the question he asked. rep. cummings: did the phone calls with mr. kobach have anything to do with you putting the citizenship question? no input overave what anyone puts in an email to me. rep.

ross spring dress event. on now! yes for less. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back! gods." please welcome ian mcshane! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> hello. >> stephen: thank you for being here. >> thank you for asking me. >> stephen: you know, i don't think i-- we've never-- i've never interviewed you. >> no, we met the boring white house correspondents' dinner, the year before you did your blistering attack. >> stephen: oh, 2005. >> yeah. >> stephen: i was jake tapper's date. he was at abc at the time. >> and that was part of your bloomberg asked you along, and you meant to be at a table with a few politicians. and i was going to ask alan greenspan who was at the table about trickle-down economics theory but he was asleep before the soup hit the table. it was -- >> stephen: it's hard to know when alan greenspan is asleep. >> ask andrea, i guess. >> stephen: you were there for "deadwood" is probably what were you starting. and they bring the actors into that thing is like it's-- it's like a petting zoo. they bring the actors in to be, like, sparkly. and you guys are unicorns,

ross spring dress event. on now! yes for less. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody!oodness. oh, my goodness. ladies and gentlemen, folks, my first guest tonight is the emmy award-winning actor you know from "do the right thing," "the night of," and of course, "the big lebowski." he now stars in "gloria bell." >> i'm divorced. >> so am i. >> really? ♪ ♪ how long? >> one year. >> recently. >> finally. >> yes, sometimes it's finally. ♪ ♪ >> i'm trying to... change things... life. what's your name? >> gloria. >> stephen: please welcome back to "the late show," john turturro! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ dance boogie wonderland ♪ dance boogie wonderland ♪ >> stephen: hey! >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) hey! >> stephen: welcome back. >> good to see you. >> stephen: how have you been? >> i've been busy, working. >> >> stephen: that's nice. >> making a living. >> stephen: sure. >> that's what you do. you hustle from job to job. >> stephen: sure, one foot in front of the other. >> that's right. >> stephen: even if you're john turturro. >> that doesn't matter. you're only as good

ross spring dress event. on now! yes for less. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back to the show, everybodyis e co-hosof "g joe. please welcome to "the show" ie gei! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: willie, correct me if i'm wrong, william giest-- >> please have a seat. >> stephen: thank you very much. thank you for having me on your show. have i interviewed you before? >> no, i've never been on this show. this is my -- >> stephen: but we see each other fairly frequently. >> we see each other in the wings of new york city events -- galas, award shows. >> stephen: benefits. you and i are going on stage to say, "and the winner is," or to raise money or awareness. >> i think the last time i saw you was a couple of months ago at the national board review, which you were presenting lady gaga with the best actress reward. i was hosting. and that tells you about the show business hierarchy. i was hosting and you were presenting ubut that's okay. >> stephen: i'm not sure how that hierarchy goes. >> the host. >> stephen: oh, the host, yeah, yeah, yeah. did you have your photo taken with lady gaga backst

ross spring dress event. on now! yes for less. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, to "late,"" already in progress. folks, there are so many crazy stories coming out about the trump administration it can seem unbelievable. which is why i was surprised to hear one that i literally do not believe. i'm talking about the rumor out there that at some of trump's appearances with his wife, melania, "the first lady deploys a body double." which i find to be completely ridiculous. the idea of donald trump replacing his wife! but even though it's completely unbelievable, this rumor has persisted since 2017, when people first saw this picture and thought it didn't look like melania. i don't know, in my opinion, that is either melania or rami malek is about to win another oscar! i smell oscar buzz! but this crazy body double theory took off on twitter again this weekend when #fakemelania started trending. fun fact: these days, most of twitter is eastern europeans faking affection for donald trump. now, obviously, this is a completely unsubstantiated rumor, but it has become so widesprea

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ross. yes for less. xxl -- you could sleep in it. [ laughter ] >> i'm still bothered by the space suit-gate. >> it is odd. i'm glad stephen'sgolodryga with gayle king and anthony mason. john and norah are off. >>> we do not know much of robert mueller's russia report will be made public. the latest cbs news poll shows a strong demand for it. 77% of americans we talked to think the full report should be released. >> our major garrett asked the president's personal attorney, jay sekulow, and rudy giuliani, about mr. trump's written responses to the special counsel robert mueller's questions. >> should the public see the answers? >> jay says yes, i say no. here's what i don't want -- maybe because i have run for office and am a politician. i always understood the president's desire. innocent people have this problem more than guilty people, they want to explain themselves. i didn't do it. how can i have any problem? you can have a problem because some prosecutors aren't fair. >> reporter: why don't you think -- >> because -- >> -- answers should become public? >> that's a decision -- >> i know. what do you think? >> those were