the late show with steven colbert is up next >> have great night, family and captioning sponsored byouse says blocked cameras and audio recordings from recent briefings. the press secretary says he doesn't want to distract people on days that president trump appears on tv. >> before we begin the press briefing, i just want to go over some of the new rules. as you know, as soon as mr. spicer walks out here, we'll be cutting all audio and visual feeds. of course, we will still be releasing transcripts, but those will now be in ancient egyptian hieroglyphics. to receive a copy just follow these collectioned: eye, bird, foot. as for the briefings themselves no one will be allowed to can a question unless they are holding the official briefing conk. in addition, every reporter will be handed a fo

appreciate: morning team back from 5:00 to 7:00, from our entire team, the late show with steven colbertoning sponsored by cbs >> and we put the whole-grain mustard. ( cheers and applause ) every sandwich needs a sail of deliciousness. >> stephen: hey, jon, what are you up to? >> uh, sandwiches, stephen. i don't really have time right now. >> stephen: did you carve the radishes into roses? >> it's marigolds. they're marigolds. ( alarm beeping ) god, you made me late! son of a bitch. >> stephen: that's a rose. >> marigold. >> what is taking so long? come on! ( cheers and applause ) >> i'm so sorry, mr. noah. i spent a little extra time with the radishes. >> what are those, begonias? >> actually, marigolds. >> i need a coke. >> stephen: here's your coke, sir. sorry i'm late. i got caught up with him talking about his stupid radish rose. >> ( bleep ) they're marigolds. >> guys, i don't have time for this today, man, i have a show to

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. >>> late show with steven colbert is next. >> have a great weekend! enjoy yourselves.be careful out there. we'll see you monday. captioning sponsored by cbs >> and we put the whole-grain mustard. ( cheers and applause ) every sandwich needs a sail of deliciousness. >> stephen: hey, jon, what are you up to? >> uh, sandwiches, stephen. i don't really have time right now. >> stephen: did you carve the radishes into roses? >> it's marigolds. they're marigolds. ( alarm beeping ) god, you made me late! son of a bitch. >> stephen: that's a rose. >> marigold. >> what is taking so long? come on! ( cheers and applause ) >> i'm so sorry, mr. noah. i spent a little extra time with the radishes. >> what are those, begonias? >> actually, marigolds. >> i need a coke. >> stephen: here's your coke, sir. sorry i'm late. i got caught up with him talking about his stupid radish rose. >> ( bleep ) they're marigolds. >> guys, i don't have time for this today, man,av

that's steven colbert.g about president trump's new proposal to privatize air traffic control. the president as you may know released a plan yesterday to remove operation from the faa. he claims taxpayer dollars were wasted trying to modernize the system. >>> congress approves more than 30,000 federal workers will be deprivatized. major airlines and air traffic controllers union support the president's plan. >>> here's a look at some of this morning's other headlines. politico reports vice president mike pence says the united states is committed to article 5 of the nato treaty the provision about collective defense. >> make no mistake, our commitment is unwavering. weell meet our obligations to our people to provide defense of all of our allies. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of [ applause ] >> pence spoke last night in washington. it follows president trump's speech last month in brussels where he failed to reaffirm the article. >>> "the washington post" says a senior diplomat at the u.s. embas

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she's talking about the media anything she specifically called out steven colbert on the late show. is it actually good business and what we do about that. >> i think it is and i think it's on both sides, it's everywhere, that kind of story is easy to pick out. when you sit there and analyze the real detail of the healthcare bill and you go over things, people get bored. it's harder to make that interesting then to show video of people screaming and yelling or whatever the latest fire is. i certainly appreciate that the media is probably adding fuel to the fire, but i don't know how you solve that if the audience doesn't want the substance when you put it out there. who are we to force them to take it when what they want is to see this other stuff. >> it's like one of those things, ever since i've been involved it's been one of those questions where the politicians themselves say that we actually want to talk about the issues. to your point, i think the debates may be way to it. the debates, people really enjoyed them. >> there were great readings there. there was frustration when a

. >> and a special appearance by president frank underwood from "house of cards" steven colbert appearedst revival of a musical. >> we have three amazing nominees, "hello dolly." this features an up and comer, on broadway named -- i want to get this right, bette midler. keep an eye on her. i hear very good things. >> reporter: this was a year without a front runner. and they decided to spread the love. a dozen shows shared the major award. >> this is a tony, hello. >> reporter: ben flat won a tony. the woman who played his mother won for best actress. and their show "dear evan hanson" was the big winner of the night with six awards. when you started with this project and it was so small, did you see it getting as big as it became? >> certainly i didn't think it would get as big as it has, but yeah, it's a phenomenon. >> bette midler. >> reporter: the tony night may have belonged to bette midler. she took home her first competitive tony, more than 50 years after making her broadway debut. >> i have so many people to thank, the american theater wing, and all the tony voters. many of whom i

she saw steven colbert say something on television and nothing happened.ould win sympathy by playing a victim. >> and she didn't apologize to the trump family. >> she's a hypocrite. yesterday she apologized and today she's a victim. >> we'll leave it right there. when we come back, it's cat on the streets. what may be more demanding than an ivy league school these days? preschool. cat takes manhattan to get the answers next. meta appetite control... it's your glass of willpower that helps keep cravings... ...far, far away. feel less hungry with the natural fiber in clinically... ...proven meta appetite control. from metamucil. >> if you thought being a toddler meant being cute and making finger paintings and make believe, you were wrong. that's the idea that some people have. a new study says a more rigorous preschool education might benefit your little ones in a big way. i don't understand how 3-year-olds can be more academically challenged. so i went out and asked people what they thought. take a listen. >> so there's a new study out that says that presc

she's talking about the media anything she specifically called out steven colbert on the late show.od business and what we do about that. >> i think it is and i think it's on both sides, it's everywhere, that kind of story is easy to pick out. when you sit there and analyze the real detail of the healthcare bill and you go over things, people get bored. it's harder to make that interesting then to show video of people screaming and yelling or whatever the latest fire is. i certainly appreciate that the media is probably adding fuel to the fire, but i don't know how you solve that if the audience doesn't want the substance when you put it out there. who are we to force them to take it when what they want is to see this other stuff. >> it's like one of those things, ever since i've been involved it's been one of those questions where the politicians themselves say that we actually want to talk about the issues. to your point, i think the debates may be way to it. the debates, people really enjoyed them. >> there were great readings there. there was frustration when a lot of these prog

she's talking about the media anything she specifically called out steven colbert on the late show.tually good business and what we do about that. >> i think it is and i think it's on both sides, it's everywhere, that kind of story is easy to pick out. when you sit there and analyze the real detail of the healthcare bill and you go over things, people get bored. it's harder to make that interesting then to show video of people screaming and yelling or whatever the latest fire is. i certainly appreciate that the media is probably adding fuel to the fire, but i don't know how you solve that if the audience doesn't want the substance when you put it out there. who are we to force them to take it when what they want is to see this other stuff. >> it's like one of those things, ever since i've been involved it's been one of those questions where the politicians themselves say that we actually want to talk about the issues. to your point, i think the debates may be way to it. the debates, people really enjoyed them. >> there were great readings there. there was frustration when a lot of t

the late show with steven colbert is captioning sponsored by cbs >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, stephen welcomes jim gaffigan. anna chlumsky. and louie anderson! featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! hey! thank you very much! thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i gotta say, first of all, welcome to "the late show"." i'm your host, stephen colbert. first of all, it'sed from. happy friday, everybody. it's a friday crowd. friday crowd, can't fake it. now, of course, this is not just any old friday. it's the dramatic conclusion of donald trump's "infrastructure week." it's all we've been talking about this week, right, infrastructure? you know, fixing our old bridges and then jumping off them. ( laughter ) you remember that during the campaign, trump promised to spend $1 trillion-- that's trillion with an "n" on the end-- for infrastructure. but now, he's changed that to $200 billion, which is 20% of his campaign promise. so he's issuin

steven colbert is up captioning sponsored by cbs >> and we put the whole-grain mustard. ( cheers and applause ) every sandwich needs a sail of deliciousness. >> stephen: hey, jon, what are you up to? >> uh, sandwiches, stephen. i don't really have time right now. >> stephen: did you carve the radishes into roses? >> it's marigolds. they're marigolds. ( alarm beeping ) god, you made me late! son of a bitch. >> stephen: that's a rose. >> marigold. >> what is taking so long? come on! ( cheers and applause ) >> i'm so sorry, mr. noah. i spent a little extra time with the radishes. >> what are those, begonias? >> actually, marigolds. >> i need a coke. >> stephen: here's your coke, sir. sorry i'm late. i got caught up with him talking about his stupid radish rose. >> ( bleep ) they're marigolds. >> guys, i don't have time for this today, man, i have a show to do. >> sorry. >> stephen: so do i, yeah. ( laughter ) >> what's that button do? >> i don't know, man. i just do cokes and sandwiches. i heard it either starts stephen's show or blows up the sun. but, i mean, only an idiot would press

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>> steven colbert get's tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams is next. >>> ton the backlash after the president unleashes a hit jobs on the brains and physical appearancen of an anchor oh this network. as the white house defds the boss many of the fellow republicans are saying it's beneath what should be the did dignity of the office. and the russia investigation, a "wall street journal" article out ton brings michael flynn's name roaring back into the news that we are covering as "the 11th hour" gets under way. >>> well good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 161 of the trump administration. another day dominated by the president's cell phone and the damage it can cause. today it was a personal attack aimed at an anchor at this network. this is what the president wrote in the early morning hours, quote. i heard poorly rated "morning joe" speaks badly of me. don't watch anymore. then how come low-i can crazy mika, along with saiko joe came to mar-a-lago three nights in a ye

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and steven colbert's band leader, they sound good, look good together. >> look at that. >> he looks greathe? >> yeah, marvin gaye made it famous. welcome back to "cbs this morning." storm watches and warnings are in effect along louisiana's gulf coast as the state braces for a direct hit from a major storm. the tropical system in the gulf could make landfall tomorrow night or even thursday morning. it could strengthen before slamming into louisiana and eastern texas. >> the storm is expected to hammer the region with high winds and flooding rains. downpours of more than a foot could hit parts of louisiana and mississippi. >>> here's a look at some other headlines. the washington post has the latest from the supreme court. the justices agreed to hear a wisconsin case about politically dri driven gerrymandering. they also ruled that the government may not block trademarks that some see as disparaging. the decision could help the washington redskins keep their nickname. >>> well, we've been hearing about it for several weeks but today u.s. news and world report says that sean spicer is out a

opened the show with a ten minute song and dance number featuring cameos including one from by steven colbert year it has been on broadway and here's a quick run down of the themes in this year's spectacular season. divorce, economic depression, infidelity, israeli palestinian conflict, 9/11 greed. so we are in for such fun night tonight. [ laughter ] >> reporter: spacy later portrayed the late johnny carson and former president bill clinton. >> this season has been full of drama. we already had some surprising winners, haven't we? [ laughter ] >> i'm not even talking about the tony i wards. >> reporter: other 2017 tony winners inc included laurie metf for best actress in play and bet midler for best actress in musical. >> i'd like to thank the american theater wing to begin with and all the tony voters, many of whom i've actually dated. >> reporter: ben platt took home the prize for best actor musical. >> when i was sick-year-old i was the prince in cinderella since then just madly in love with musical theater. >> kevin klein won for best actor in a play. >> my director, my -- everybody. >>

host kevin spacey opened with ten minute song and dance number featuring cameos including one by steven colbertmes in this year's spectacular season. divorce, economic depression, infidelity, israeli palestinian conflict, 9/11 greed. so we are in for such a fun night tonight. [ laughter ] >> spacy later portrayed the late johnny carson and former president bill clinton. >> this season has been full of drama. we already had surprising winners, haven't we. [ laughter ] >> i'm not even talking about the tony awards. >> other 2017 tony winners including laurie metcalf best actress in play and bet midler for best actress in musical. >> i'd like to thank the american they had wing to begin with and all the tone know vo voters many of whom i've actually dated. >> ben flat took home the prize for best actor in in musical. >> when i was six-year-old i was the prince in cinderella. >> kevin klein won best actor in play. >> my director, my -- everybody. i want to thank everybody. >> meantime, this year's tony for best play went to oslo about the the 1990's. >> thanks kevin. i knew kevin spacey had some vo