clearly, uhm, you can't do this. >> stephen: yes, you can't do this!george washington said to benedict arnold, "no fairsies, benny! you promised to be on our side. knock it off!" seriously! jason chaffetz, please, just grow a pair and tell us what flynn did. ( cheers and applause ) you gutless charles schulz rough draft. quick aside, quick aside. congratulations to greta on her new, show "for the record." if you remember, for years, her old show on fox news was called "on the record." because "for" the record, she no longer believes anything she said that was "on" the record. i look forward to seeing her future cnn show, "please erase the record." as a political outsider, it's taking donald trump a little while to get a handle on how stuff works in the nation's capital. but there's one piece of white house protocol that trump has mastered, because according to the associated press, with the push of a red button placed on the resolute desk... oh, god! what happens when he pushes the button? a white house butler arrives with a coke for the president. ( l

be more than a simple majority but not a number that you can't achieve and so up until this point, uhm, there has not been this debate for a supreme court justice. there has been the nuclear options pushed or employed for lower courts and in fact, you know, one of the architects of that is harry reed of nevada when there was a different body in control. >> and democrats kountze get the judges in place they wanted because they didn't have enough of the 60 votes needed to pass. >> right. >> the whole idea of having 60 votes is that you want people to cross over. >> right. so there's some consensus instead of extreme liberal conservativism. >> conservativism. >> right. you don't want to have that in the senate where, by the way, elegant debate. >> mcconnell who invokes the nuclear option today said it would be the first and last time it would be used. >> they say a lot of things in washington, d.c. we'll see. . in theory they could, at some point in the future, undue this action and reinstate it for example, that didn't seem to work very well and nothing is permanent. it's a rule of the s

uhm, why were you so confident early on that we would keep his promise when others were do you get doubtinge a grassroots organization, and i kept out there all over the country i kept going what do you think? and people kept going i've never been worried about this country bountil now. and i would saynt what do you think? and they go trump, and i always thought this election was about hopefully, and about someone that had had the change the status quo and here was somebody willing to put everything aside and go out there and take tremendous encourage and go out and fight to save this country. hillary clinton would have been catastrophic to the second amendment. there's the supremee court as an individual right with her appointment would have amendment the second as an individual right. and my gosh, look at the change. i mean judge gorsuch now. it's all the difference in the world. i see a tremendous pride waved out there in the heartland of the country with this president, donald trump, p and the fact tht he's willing to fight, but is see people very clear eyed about what they're facing. t

, me or her, you know, just little innocent, uhm, you know -- we're not into any of that nasty porn, it was what do you look like now. she had sent a picture of her and she goes your turn. she does a quilt, took a picture of her quilt and showed it to me. just innocent stuff. she had a picture of her grandkid and stuff like that. >> and not once did they try to see each other. in fact, when an opportunity came up, they decided no, it wouldn't be fair to their respective spouses of more than three decades or their kids or grandkids, so they didn't, but as mark told the detectives, karen found out what he'd been doing when she went through a phone bill, and it hurt her feelings, so he promised to stop, except he didn't. >> mark went and bought a secret phone to continue that communication, that karen wasn't aware of. >> it was the woman who put a stop to it and she sent karen this letter, postmarked just a little less than three months before the murder, asking for forgiveness, promising it would never happen again. karen told a couple of her kids about it. she was pretty upset for a w

( laughter ) >> stephen: "uhm, dad, could you drop me off around the corner from the party?"ter ) i'll just walk in. thanks." his ex-wife also showed a voof jones taking off all his clothes and promoting male vitality products. i'm going to guess that was the before picture we're looking at. now, jones' lawyer explained that screaming and stripping is just part of jones playing a character on his radio show. except that his ex-wife says jones "is fond of disrobing off air as well, including during counseling sessions." ( laughter ) "okay, everybody, good work today. what i'm hearing is that this issue goes back to when dad got naked just now." let's pick that up again tomorrow. and if you could pick up your pants, that would be good, too. but it gets crazier, because jones said he couldn't remember "basic facts" about his children during a deposition because "he had a big bowl of chili for lunch." what did he sprinkle on top of the chili, cheddar cheese and roofies? but i feel for alex jones, because i, 52, plate a beloved right-wing character. not stephen colbert. i'm talkin

my goodness, we fought so many times, but, uhm, he was pretty wonderful. >> gilbert is somebody who helped define the modern lbgt community and a symbol of our community. >> born in 1951, baker served in the u.s. army in the early 70s and was stationed in san francisco. after his honorable discharge he tout himself to sew and designed the flag in 1978. the first one flew in san francisco during pride festivities at the civic center. >> thousands of people marched under the flag and looped up, and their faces lit up and without any explanation at all, everybody knew immediately this was now our flag. >> we caught up with baker at the pride parade in 2012. >> that's the point of the rainbow, all the colors, and that's what we are, all the genders and ages and races and that's what is so cool about san francisco. that's why it's so great to be here celebrating. >> friends say he died in his sleep at his home in new york. the cause of death has not been released. gilbert baker was 65 years old. kpix 5. >> san francisco mayor ed lee sent out a statement saying, gilbert was a quote, trail blazer

. >> the courts of our country may be in many circumstances, uhm, the final place where justice willappen if it doesn't come out of the white house. >> we repeatedly reached out to senator feinstein for details about the suit she referred to. and we have also asked senator bloomenthal for information. no response from either. >> thank you. >>> there are more questions about conflict of interest being raised around the trump children. just hours before ivanka trump seen dining with the president and his wife in florida, her clothing line won provisional approval for three trademarks from the chinese government. ivanka trump says she has removed herself from company operations but critics say she remains entangled and should not be seeking trademarks while working in the white house. >>> as he has been promising to do for months now, president trump took aim today at the h- 1b visa program that brings some of the workers to silicon valley from around the world. >> right now widespread abuse in our immigration system is allowing american workers of all backgrounds to be replaced by work

>> uhm -- >> you originally made the decision. >> remember -- >> you wanted to donate it. use it maybe as a horse tail. >> all the youth inmates are supervised by corrections officers who volunteered for the assignment. cartagena says the personal connections he's made with the staff have convinced him to give up gang life. >> this lifestyle doesn't bring nothing, only negative things, jail, hospitals, death. >> coming up -- >> i got to pull the slide from the senior officers. they told me i was making a big mistake. they said you never volunteer for anything around here. >> how a group of corrections officers overcame negative peer pressure and cultural stereotypes to work in the youth tier. >>> and -- >> the object that was used to do the slashing was dropped into this drain here. >> after a young inmate is slashed, officers go on a hunt for shanks. xfinity watchathon week is back. i'll get my coat. meaning you can catch up on all the moments you might have missed. you seriously can't tell the difference between a bird and a plane? like that time gwen and blake got a lit

you can't just be a west coast party and an east coast party and we need a bottom-uhm party, a grassrootsy which is prepared to stand up to the big money interest which have so much influence over the political and economic development of our country. >> let's talk about that, kansas and georgia are red states. you're on this red state tour that will kick off tomorrow but just this week a democrat you supported lost an election for a special house seat election in kansas, a democratic candidate john ossoff is seeking to fill in georgia a seat vacated by the now secretary of health and human services secretary dr. tom price in georgia. are you concerned that the dnc, they're doing this big red state tour with you but a lot of people criticized the dnc for not sending enough resources to kansas, so it's great that they're doing this display. >> let's be clear. the point here is that all over grassroots america, democrats, independents or republicans people are perceiving trump did not tell the truth in his campaign in terms of what he would do as president of the united states. he was going

. >> i was raised to, uhm, know that it's an honor to pay taxes. it's important to pay taxes.rt of being an american citizen, and helping each other. the only way to really penetrate this administration is to take to the streets and to be reletless. >> this isn't abo partisan issu. this is about being an american and protecting our democracy. >> reporter: so you heard from sarah silverman, and we also heard from actress debra messing, gave a very impassioned moment, speech to president trump, but she said look, if you have nothing to hide, why don't you just go ahead and release them, and that's what we heard a lot of the marchers saying today. look, we think there is something more nefarious he's hiding. if he's not coming forward and not being forthright and years past all presidents released their tax records, why won't he? are there other connections perhaps to russia, are there things improper or show a financial conflict of interest? that seems to be the concern, but when i asked people, yasmin, why were they out here, why were they choosing this form of activism as a wa

>> uhm -- >> you originally made the decision. >> remember -- >> you wanted to donate it.se it maybe as a horse tail. >> all the youth inmates are supervised by corrections officers who volunteered for the assignment. cartagena says the personal connections he's made with the staff have convinced him to give up gang life. >> this lifestyle doesn't bring nothing, only negative things, jail, hospitals, death. >> how a group of corrections officers overcame negative peer pressure and cultural stereotypes to work in the youth tier. >>> and -- >> the object that was used to do the slashing was dropped into this drain here. >> after a young inmate is slashed, officers go on a hunt for shanks. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. woman: for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions

>> uhm, the stock performance itself is saying that, isn't it, jim?seemingly was mired right around 100 f not below that for some time and has had a significant move up as we can see over the last year. >> he's underestimated constantly. why is that? why do we underestimate this man? i don't know. >> we had two upgrades last week and another outperform initiated. >> the same-store sales for worldwide are incredible. i do think that people are underestimating how much, you know, how much that is not all-day breakfast. all day breakfast is important. >> there is some discussion past the initiation of breakfast comps. >> right. >> it's a much easier compare. >> i think people ought to recognize this is like a dollar store. they have cut prices. they have given, they're giving you a value meal that you kind of worldwide resonates, and that does matter. people like a value. and are they eating big macs now because they don't worry about calories? i don't know. it is rather amazing, big mac making a comeback here. big mac. the big mac is like if you eat tho