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thanks, everybody, thank you so much. welcome, welcome one and all. ladies and gentlemen, children of all ages, welcome to the late show. i'm your host stephen colbert. remember, remember, remember during the campaign in 2016 when the president said that we're going to win so much we get tired of winning? (laughter) wall street got there first. cuz today because today, the dow plunged 617 points. to put that loss into perspective, we have a report from "the late show" financial correspondent: ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) >> stephen: the stock market was he will be missed. the stock market, it was reacting evidently to the breakdown of negotiations between the united states and china or a new trade deal and i

will tell you all about it had in our new ♪ trade war, uh what is it good for ♪ i am really asking say it again y'all ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, jon. here's what happened: after over a year of tense negotiations, last week, our delegates in beijing were banging out the details of a final trade agreement. but the u.s. balked when china said they were no longer willing to commit to changing laws covering intellectual property, forced technology transfer, subsidies and other issues. they also objected to publication of all the details of the agreement, preferring a summary. oh! ( laughter ) really? the white house is upset because china wants to release a summary? ( laughter ) ( as trump ) "no way.

no way, xi. i know how summaries work. it's gonna be four pages long and a bucket o' lies." so talks broke down on friday, and trump imposed his tariffs. and he's warning china to cave soon. ( as trump ) "the deal will become far worse for them if it has to be negotiated in my second term. would be wise for them to act now, but love collecting big tariffs!" ( as trump rapping ) "♪ i like big tariffs and i cannot lie ♪ you other leaders can't deny when xi walks in ♪ with the itty bitty trade and the soy beans in your face ♪ you get sprung " sprung. ( laughter ) the president thinks he can outlast the chinese, because he sees tariffs as free money. >> our country can take in $120 billion a year in tariffs, paid for mostly by china, by the way. not by us. a lot of people try to steer it

in a different direction. it's really paid-- ultimately, it's paid for by-- largely by china. >> stephen: notice how that claim gets weaker the longer that sentence goes on? ( laughter ) ( as trump ) "it's paid mostly by china. largely. somewhat. kinda sorta. i mean, that's what i heard. they don't pay anything. we're screwed." ( laughter ) but-- and spoiler-- trump is lying. ( laughter ) as chris wallace pointed out yesterday to white house economic advisor and last living california raisin, larry-- ( laughter ) ( cheers ) ♪ ooh, i bet you wonder how i knew ♪ larry kudlow. >> it's not china that pays tariffs. it's the american importers, the american companies that pay what in effect is a tax increase and oftentimes passes it on to u.s. consumers. >> fair enough. in fact, both sides will pay. both sides will pay in these things.

>> it's u.s. businesses and u.s. consumers who pay, correct? >> yes, to some extent. i don't disagree with that. again, both sides, both sides will suffer on this. >> stephen: yeah, technically one side pays the price, but both sides suffer. it is a bold marketing strategy. it reminds of that ad campaign: "taco bell: everyone will suffer." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ooh, i bet you wonder how i knew ♪ ♪ about your plans to make me blue. ♪. >> wam as continued to drag could lo kick-- couldly quud low kicking and screaming into reality. >> how long was he wage this trade war with china which clearly has cost to the american economy and sceumenters and businesses. >> well, i don't know. i mean can i substitute trade negotiation for trade war?

>> stephen: no, you can't. nice try though. i know why you want to change it, because it makes it seem less dangerous. there say reason no there's a reason no one went to see: "avengers: infinity negotiation." now, ultimately, kudlow did admit that americans will pay for the tariffs, but this morning trump disagreed, tweeting, "their is no reason for the u.s. consumer to pay the tariffs, which take effect on china today." and there is no reason to use that "their" in that there sentence. and, again, it's not true. ( cheers and applause ) and, again, it's not true. we pay. maybe that's a good thing. it is a bad thing, i don't know. i understand economics as well as donald trump does. i bet if i tried i could lose

$150 billion-- $10 billion. in retaliation, china is raising tariffs on $60 billion of u.s. goods, mostly agricultural products starting union 1s. but don't worry, farmers, trump has a plan. "we will be taking in tens of billions of dollars in tariffs from china. buyers of product can make it themselves in the u.s.a.-- ideal-- or buy it from non- tariffed countries dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, we will then spend-- match or better-- the money that china may no longer be spending with our great patriot farmers-- agriculture-- which is a small percentage of total tariffs received, and distribute the food to starving people in nations around the world! great! maga!" ( laughter ) so give the money to the farmers

, give the food to starving people. the only way trump can give anything to poor people is out of spite. >> do you see what you made me do, china. you made me give food to starving people. come back to the negotiating table right now before i give medicine to the sick. i'll do it, okay. i'm talking universal health care, don't push these tariffs could raise the price of a huge range of products including, dog collars, apparel made from reptile leather, mattress supports, and christmas tree lights. that's really going to hurt the holiday-themed sex dungeon industry. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) and thanks to trump, we were finally moaning "merry christmas" again. ( laughter )

we've got-- we've got an update on the democratic primaries. and i'll tell you all about it tonight's "doin' it donkey- style." >> universal basic income! >> stephen: big news for presidential candidate, and high school senior calling shotgun for the drive to beach week, mayor pete buttigieg. he was recently-- mayor pete is here tonight, and mayor pete was recently honored with an original trump nickname. over the weekend trump compared him to alfred e. neuman, the mascot for mad magazine. now if are you too young to know the reference, magazines were the thick stack of paper with pictures and words on them. a lot of fun. let's give trump's nickname a test drive, this is alfred e. neuman. and this is pete buttigieg. i see the similarity in that they are both more qualified to

be president than donald trump. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: and, ksh-- didn't realize, they call came for that joke, one when confronted with the trump slam, buttigieg was ready with a sick burn of his own: >> donald trump today compared you to the "mad" magazine mascot. he said, "alfred e. neuman can never be president." what's your response? >> so, i'll be honest, i had to google that. i guess it's a generational thing. i didn't get the reference. ( laughter ) >> stephen: damn, booty! ( laughter ) ( as pete ) "oh, i look like a cartoon character? well, you're a million years old." by the way, i got the reference, pete. i guess it's a generational thing. ( laughter )

but buttigieg didn't leave it there. >> i was thinking of the chinese proverb that goes, "when the wind changes, some people build walls and some people build windmills." >> stephen: it's a nice thought, but thanks to trump's tariffs, saying that proverb now costs $80. while trump's friendship with xi jinping might be on the rocks, it's also been a rough time for his good buddy, russian resident and man who puts the "death" in sudden-death overtime, vladimir putin. ( laughter ) on friday, putin took part in an annual exhibition hockey game in sochi, and he reportedly scored eight goals. yeah. no surprise, he has an incredible slap-shot, where, if you don't let him score, you are slapped anthen shot. ( laughter ) let's go to the highlights.

putin collects the puck, and the defender suddenly remembers he has a family! the goalie switches teams in a stunning upset! he scores! ( cheers and applause ) but after he dominated the game, during his victory skate, putin faced his greatest opponent yet: a piece of rug! and i'm being told that rug was murdered and rolled up in a bigger rug. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. ( cheers and applause ) bill hader is here. but when we return, "meanwhile!" stick around. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) when we met it was love at first sight.

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♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jon batiste and stay human, everybody. (applause) happy, happy, happy. >> let's take it higher. >> stephen: glad to be back. thanks, everybody. and it's saucy. it frosty t is so frosty, he can't believe it is mid may at this point stvment may 13th 6789. >> i know. >> stephen: mother's day yesterday. >> jon: yes. >> stephen: did you have a comans to say hy to your mother. >> jon: yes, i did, we are a nice long call and i sented her flowers t was beautiful wa, did you do. >> stephen: i was down, my wife and i and our daughter, actually, were down in

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and "( bleep ) hell." and under the network's announcement on instagram, she wrote "dislike." ( laughter ) well that'll be a fun first day back on set. "hey, everyone! so excited to be back! we're a family. now, which family member pooped in my dressing room?" no one knew why this upset her, and after a backlash accusing wu of ingratitude, she tweeted, "y'all are making a lot of assumptions about what i was saying. and no, it's not what it's about. stop assuming." yeah, y'all stop assuming this was about the renewal just because a fan tweeted at her "congrats on your renewal! great news!" and she tweeted back "no, it's not." ( laughter ) okay? so stop taking her words in context. ( laughter ) then, wu cleared everything up, tweeting this long clarification that she was angry because the renewal meant she "had to give up another project that i was really passionate about," and "that other project would have challenged me as an artist," adding "even my closest friends are baffled at how i could value artistic challenge/difficulties over success/happiness.

but i do. i know it's weird." "in fact, even as i tweet this, my closest friends are giving me this really baffled look, and waving their arms and doing this, because i'm such an artist." but weirdest of all was that she wrapped it all up with "it's meaningful when you make the choice to believe women." okay. "i wasn't talking about my show except that i was, because of art, hashtag me too, in conclusion black lives matter, gay rights are human rights, release the full report, what about barb?!" ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) meanwhile, "a florida man got a d.u.i. after crashing a lawnmower into a police car." ( laughter ) yet another headline that did not need to specify what state it happened in. ( laughter ) police say-- police say "the suspect's driver's license has been suspended since 1978," his "blood-alcohol content

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>> stephen: hey, we're doing another one, folks. warm up the throat. folks, my first guest tonight is an emmy-award-winning actor and saturday night live alum who created and stars in hbo's "barry." >> a an audition, you. >> yeah. >> have an audition. >> yeah. >> what, are they reading extras now? >> no, it's so weird, sally said the same thing. >> what's the point. >> it is a guy named jt in a movie called swim instructors. >> is it is just one. >> holy moley, jt is on every page. >> it's a lot of lines, barry. >> yeah, i think he's one of the leads. >> you say oh we're just a bunch of swim instructors. that's the title.

they can't cut that. >> stephen: please welcome bill hader. (cheers and applause). ♪ ♪ right away. ♪. >> what a nice audience, oh my god. >> stephen: they are a nice audiencement we decided to get you a nice one. >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: because i never had you on. >> this is may first time on the show. >> stephen: of course i wanted you to have a nice audience. >> thank, buddy scwz you say it before, you said it again. >> i'm from oklahoma, everyone is like no way! >> stephen: yeah, you got out. >> we brought in a lot of people from oklahoma for you. >> you guys got out. >> stephen: barry gets breat reviews t is like 99% on rotten tomatoes. but i tell you, you want another good review.

>> what. >> stephen: i think it is a perfect show. it's absolutely. >> oh, wow. >> stephen: i got dragged in to the "barry" world by my 17 year old son where he said you should really see this show. and i've only see seen son two, i haven't seen season one. >> then does it make sense at all. >> stephen: it does, my son explains it for going along. and it is, a, it seems really true to me. because i went to acting classes. >> yeah. >> stephen: everything in the-- i don't know what the life of an assassin is like. >> right. >> stephen: but i do know the life of an acting steuld is like and every word is perfect did you go to acting classes. >> i went to second city in l.a., second city improv training but i never went to real acting classes. so we had to like go to the acting class. and it was weird me being there. eye's writing this thing about being an actor so i just want to observe. and the actors are like you are on television, dumbee, you know.

and i'm like yeah, but i'm not too good, you know. so-- . >> stephen: it just came natural. >> it just came natural, i don't know. some people have it and some people don't. fortunately i got a lot of it. -- (laughter) like a real dirt bag. >> stephen: the situation of like the assassin, veteran assassin without becomes, goes into acting classes, how did that guess tait, where did-- gestati it is an odd combination, you dobility automatically go i will wamp that, and sometimes it takes before season two where you say you have to watch. this or i'm an idiot for not watching it. how did that come about. >> alex bird without i do the show with, he and i just went and sat down and started talking about ideas. 57bd i was like what if he do a show about like a hitman, you know, and he was like i don't like, i hate hitmen, that is the guy with the skinny tie, he's like there are more hitmen in movies and television than in

real life t is like dog catcher. you know what i mean. it's like not a thing. like a dog catcher walks up. no, no, no. but it it was not a real thing and he goes i hate that quld. i go no, but it would be me. and he goes oh, that's funny. and then very quickly we got on the idea that he would be in an acting class, have i no idea how he came up with that but and then he's in an acting class, like great, and that was it. and then we went to hbo and they went huh, okay. and we pitched it to them and they were like all right. we'll see. >> stephen: this is one of the few shows on hbo that isn't ending this week. >> i know, it's true. isn't that crazy. i know, they were like i hope this is okay. we just want to you know, you are going to be after "game of thrones." and i was like what? oh no. and no, we got like 2.5 million

viewers when the episode, when the "game of thrones" was our lead-n and i would like to think that 2.5 million people just decided to tune in on our third episode in season two t has nothing to do with dragons. >> stephen: so eight seasons on saturday night live. do you miss the live shows at all. >> no, no, not at all. >> stephen: you don't miss the energy. >> i got very nervous. hi bad anxiety so i had real bad straij fright that never went away. and loren mike ems tried to help me after season four, he went you know, you can work here as longs you want. and that was his way of like chill the [bleep] out. >> stephen: so it wasn't anxiety about success. >> no, no, anxiety of just the red light comes on and i'm like wait, what is my line. you have one shot at landing a thing and it is in front much the whole nation and are you just like oh, oh gosh, you know.

so then it got into a thing where i would get so nervous and i would start breaking and -- >> stephen: did it manifest itself physically, like aches or pains or. >> yeah, yeah, i would get very, start to-- one time i with want to put my hand in front of my face. isn't that weird. i want to put my hand in front of the face and that is where the stuff on stuff came from, because i was so nervous, i was like, i remember playing julian a sang and hi a drink and i kept bringing it up like this and the stage manager was at the camera going-- i was like-- and i'm talking into a cup and then the next chris kelly the other stage manager is like-- . >> stephen: are you also known for your impressions, al pa china vincent price, clint eastwood. >> real current stuff, what the kids are listening to, moneyer

lloyd, herbert marshal, you know. >> stephen: you do james mason. >> do i do james, i did it in my audition. >> stephen: i actually vey james maseson. very few people have a james masson. mine is. >> stephen: we do have fun, don't we, and i will buy you a new dress an we'll have a party and no more boys. >> that's the one. >> stephen: thank you. (applause). >> stephen: i'm going to shoot you. >> yeah, when he's painting her toe nails. >> stephen: no new boys. >> that's so funny. i did him in my audition t was him with an expired gift certificate for a dozen donuts. >> stephen: do you mind. >> i would like to buy a dozen donuts with this gift certificate. and i would also like your biggest bottle of ksh-- .

i see. how much are the donuts without the gift certificate. i see. that was it. so many levels of sadness, no acting classes. >> stephen: you are tell maying no acting classes. >> no acting classes,. >> stephen: we will take a little break but don't go away, we'll be right back with more bill hader. we're going to talk about his upcoming project. we've done it! hah! great work old chap. we'll be rich and famous. well i'll be rich, you'll be famous... at least amongst your digging friends.

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>> stephen: hey, we're back here with the lovely, talented bill hader. (applause) "barry" as i said is amazing. it is dramatic, it's funny, there is even some action in it. >> yes. >> stephen: it's incredible it roves you can do anything, you know, so i was not surprised when i found out you have so many projects. so many projects coming up, bill hader. >> i do have, i have a lot of projects, a lot of movies coming up. >> stephen: i'm especially excited that i recently learned i am in all of them with you. >> yes, yes, you are. we did a lot of movies together. >> stephen: without even remembering that we had. >> yeah. i don't remember most of the movies i made. >> stephen: yeah.

it will be interesting because we don't know these movies, i have forgotten what they are. in fact my graphics team put together posters for these movies. >> oh, good. >> stephen: have i gotten off the premise of this bit well yet. >> i think so. >> stephen: so the idea is these are movies that you and i are in that we done know what they are. we condition see the poster. >> i this tho will jog our memory, let's check it out. >> stephen: is it still worth doing at this point. >> i feel like we're both committing to because of the classes we took. >> stephen: this is may be coming soon. welcome, welcome to may be coming soon. bill, ready for the first one we are doing. >> yeah. >> stephen: friends in small places z 6789.

>> his little brother keeps imetting littler. >> i do remember this one. >> stephen: this th one was your idea. >> this was a pitch i had when i was on mesculin. >> stephen: you townd found it in this ancient bolivian pouch, remember. >> yeah, yeah. and i took a hell koment tore your house at 12:00 in the morning and i said teef, wake up, i was on the bull horn, i want o pimp you a movie. >> stephen: and i said i'm in. no, let me hear the whole thing. and the thing was you were so far away that he looked tiny. >> i went tiny and you went but what if you were small. and i went well, i'm the brother. >> stephen: right. >> and then we twist it around. >> stephen: so technically if you are the brother, then so am i. >> so am i. (laughter). >> stephen: this one, this is for the halloween see on. >> cops and gobletters. >> stephen: these officers are

for the birds. >> the birds, yes. was the title of a foreign movie, actually,. >> stephen: that we had to pay them off. >> exactly. thats with a nice group. >> stephen: this was, this was, you and i are both-- we're cops. >> cops sses but bls vegan. >> no, we are vegan. and we are trying-- we are trying to save these turkeys from you know-- thaks giving. >> stephen: right, yeah. they're criminal. >> but they're criminal. it sounds complicated and a hat on a hat on a hat but it's not, actually very small, based on a short story by tolstoy. >> stephen: right. originally a goose. >> it was a goose,. >> stephen: this is-- this is an action adventure.

>> yeah. >> stephen: you beat out. >> i beat out so many people for this part. >> stephen: you beat out hanks, tom hanks was originally galileo's bones. >> inside every imreat-- . >> is a bunch of bones. and i got the part because i came up with the tag line, remember. >> stephen: right. >> and you guys went you showed play it. wz you were just stopping by. >> i just stopped by, the posters when you were shooting, tom hanks was shooting it and he goes well, give it to hader. >> you play a tibetan monk that was my college professor. >> stephen: i taught you tibetan. >> ends in a nice little musical number. >> stephen: right. >> very sweet. >> stephen: very bollywood.

>> totally ksh-- look at his face. >> stephen: this is your captain speaking. >> i have an evil twin. >> stephen: i got top billing. >> you did get top billing, again, your idea because this is-- you think it was an inside job. >> stephen: right. >> you thought sully was a real thing. >> stephen: because when they took the engines apart they didn't find the-- in there but they found an exact replica of sully sulenburger stuck in the engine. what actually happens in this one is his evil twin try to take over the play and he push them out the window and he gets suked in there and loseance eye. >> stephen: that saul he loses. >> in the engine, that saul he reloses. >> stephen: now it is revenge, and crystal you will. >> what gives him a life force. i 12eu8 don't, he says hey-- it

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