>> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: perfect! perfect! hey, everybody, how are you? up there. down here. what a lovely house. what a lovely audience we've got tonight. ( cheers and applause ) please, have a seat, everybody. thanks so much. welcome. in here, over there. ond ther welcverybody.e the "late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert, and we, right now-- ( cheers and applause ) we are live after night two of the second round of democratic debates that we're calling: "democratic debate night: 2 many candidates 2 remember: forget harder 2! "this time it's not all white people." once again-- ( cheers and applause ) once again, the debate was moderated by jake tapper, dana bash and don lemon-- or, as they're known throughout america, "where's anderson cooper?" ( laughter ) last night, last night, we saw bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, the two leading progressives. tonight, it was all about the moderates, baby! it was the tempest of the centrists! it was the rage for incremental change! ( laughter ) though it did get contentious at

>> stephen: hey! >> jon: hey! >> stephen: nice to see ya! the graphic seems to be lifted from an anti-trump website, which replaces the normal latin banner that reads "e pluribus unum" with one that reads "45 es un titere," which in spanish translates to "45 is a puppet." ( applause ) then again -- then again -- ( cheers and applause ) -- trump can't be expected to know spanish, but it's something our future president beto o'rourke would've known instantly. ( laughter ) i love that trump entered a room full of teenagers and got trolled that hard. (as trump) "i'm telling you, the teens, they love me. they invited me to join the pen-15 club. ( laughter ) turns out, this wasn't a practical joke by the teens, it was just pure, uncut stupid by his staff. because a spokesman for the organizers said the fake seal was the result of a rushed online search. ( audience reacts ) because a spokesman for the "uh -- uh -- sorry -- -- i kept looking for the presidential seal, but all i could find is a supreme court walrus." ( laughter ) this is a major blun

( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooooo! >> stephen: wooooo! thanks everybody. welcome. welcome, one and all, ladies and gentlemen, and children of all ages. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. for yet-- ( cheers and applause ) it is a good feeling, a good feeling today, because for yet another day, america was 239 pounds smarter because president trump is still in england. take that, you limey bastards. ( laughter ) that is for-- that is for the war of 1812 and piers morgan. and i'm happy to say that the british brothers are none too happy. thousands of protesters took to the streets for what is being called a "carnival of resistance" against the president. well, good for you. that sounds fun. ( laughter ) we have to live with him. ( laughter ) here, it's a little less "carnival of resistance" and more a traveling freak show. ( carnival music ) ( cheers and applause ) the carnival featured the famous trump baby blimp. ( laughter ) now i know that might-- you know, might seem unfair, but let me remind you, the blimp is anatomically correct. just--

. >> stephen: okay. and west? >> and the best i would say, for sure. >> stephen: i want to ask you about a quote you said you just turned 47. >> yeah. >> stephen: and you are-- probably for the first time in your life, you're happy. >> yeah. >> stephen: first of all, i am sorry it took you to 47 to be happy. >> i know, right? >> stephen: why did it take so long? and what do you mean by that? >> well, i think that-- i really thought happiness had a lot to do with pleasure, right. and i realize that happy sentence about peace. and so i'm the most peaceful i've ever been in my life. so i am the happiest. ( applause ) >> stephen: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> stephen: "angel has fallen" is in theaters next friday. jada pinkett smith, everybody! we'll be right back with member of "the squad," congresswoman ayanna pressley. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it

. >> stephen: right. it's nice to be remembered by a person you admire. >> yes. >> stephen: okay, so i just found out that you are a u.s. citizen. >> i am. >> stephen: i did not know this. your father was born in texas? >> my father was born in texas, and my mother's australian, and i'm married to a british citizen, so i sit in some weird fork in the road. >> stephen: right. yeah. >> stephen: in the new movie, "where'd you go, bernadette," your honor character is bernadette, and we're all wondering where you go. >> where you go. ( laughter ) >> stephen: she disappears. i won't give anything away to say you go to antarctica, right? >> yes, you know, i'm a huge maria simple fan and i love the book and richard link letter was making the movie and i thought that was an interesting smashup but the character disappears. >> stephen: she's a stressed out mother. >> is there any other kind? >> stephen: i suppose . so you have four children of your own. >> i do. >> stephen: is the movie a sudden warning to your chi

stephen. >> hi, stephen! >> stephen: i just came in on a flight from chicago, my wife-- and we have our kids' bags, but me and my wife our bags aren't-- they're not on the ca checked t? >> i did. >> what kind is it, a, there's 24, 26, 27? what kind of bag is it? what does it look like? is your name tag to. >> stephen: it did have my name tag, a paper name tag from you guys, a carry-olike 24 inches. >> is it heavy or very light. >> stephen: medium, medium. >> medium? okay. and you said you checked the carousel. carousel number 2. >> stephen: two? >> you're not sure! i'll be right back! there was no bags on carousel number 2. okay. ( laughter ) do you have an address? i'm going to find this -- >> stephen: i do live someplace. i do live someplace. i'm not homeless? >> do you have your bag tag numbers. >> stephen: we have them right here. >> i'm going to run your tags. see, back then, we didn't have the scanners. this was the 1900s. so... ( laughter ) okay, you came in from seattle? >> stephen: chicago, chicago.

( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: whoo! got to get the people on the straight and narrow here, back on the path. ( cheers and applause ) thanks, everybody! please! ( cheers and applause ) nice. that's nice. hello, all. hello, all. please have a seat, everybody. thank you so much for being here. welcome one and all to "the late show," i'm your host stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) today is a solemn day. it's the anniversary of d-day, when we beat the nazis, once and ( laughter ) pretty good run, you have to say, 75 years. president trump was in normandy to commemorate the occasion. he gave a speech that was by all accounts-- and i hope i'm saying this right-- presidential? ( laughter ) haven't seen that word in a while. that came to a screeching halt once he wasn't reading someone else's words. for instance, trump sat down with french president, and man saying ( french accent ) "here is the church, here is the steeple!" emmanuel macron. ( laughter ) trump told macron about the significance of the d-day

no, no, no. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: no. they will-- ( audience chanting ) ladies and gentlemen, they will be revealed at the appropriate time. ( laughter ) which is never. but yesterday, mexico's foreign minister said that no secret immigration deal existed between his country and the united states. trump just loves to make huge promises on behalf of mexico without asking them. ( as trump ) "we are going to build a wall, and mexico's going to pay for it. also, we have a secret deal with mexico that's going to stop all illegal immigration. and, on cinco de mayo, if you're a good girl or boy, mexicans will come down your chimney and put tortillas under your pillow in exchange for your baby teeth, which they then put in the maracas." ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) no, no, no. the umpire's waving me off-- "don't do it!" ( laughter ) so today, trump answered his doubters in a way that i think deserves that we just take a moment. every so often, you have to take a moment, like i'm asking you to do right now, to appr

>> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: perfect! perfect! hey, everybody, how are you? up there. down here. what a lovely house. what a lovely audience we've got tonight. ( cheers and applause ) please, have a seat, everybody. thanks so much. welcome. in here, over there. out there. one and all. welcome, everybody. woo! welcome to the "late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert, and we, right now-- ( cheers and applause ) we are live after night two of the second round of democratic debates that we're calling: "democratic debate night: 2 many candidates 2 remember: forget harder 2! "this time it's not all white people." once again-- ( cheers and applause ) once again, the debate was moderated by jake tapper, dana bash and don lemon-- or, as they're known throughout america, "where's anderson cooper?" ( laughter ) last night, last night, we saw bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, the two leading progressives. tonight, it was all about the moderates, baby! it was the tempest of the centrists! it was the rage for incremental change! ( laughter

>> stephen: yeah. i really enjoy it. >> stephen: clearly. i write my own material. it was all written by me. >> stephen: my understanding is you were on tonight, on every single late night show in one night. >> all in one night. tonight, august 8. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yeah. house of your summer, by the way? >> which is a joyous summertime -- it's the happiest day to have the summer. >> stephen: exactly. i have any summertime scarf on and my cashmere turtleneck. >> stephen: it's so important in august to keep the throat warm. >> oh, my gosh, and i've had it on all day so this is wreaking. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you have been on all the shows. >> yes. >> stephen: all the shows tonight simultaneously. who's your favorite? >> my favorite late night host, and it's got to be christiana napor. she's so funny and very highly intellectual. >> stephen: sure. but you're in my top five, stephen. really appreciate it, yeah. >> stephen: sure, sure. so speaking of hosts, everybody -- the king of the mountain fo

. >> stephen: what's the whoa? >> come on, stephen! ( laughter ) >> stephen: i don't know what the whoa is. >> i'll toss it up to you. >> okay. the whoa. toss it. >> ready? >> we have a lot of different ones. ♪ ♪ >> face the audience. >> i know that one. it's like... >> yeah, you have to, like... >> stephen: what do i do? >> give me a long one! >> toss it, toss it. >> hey! >> hey! >> here, toss it up!ppuse ) toss it up! >> stephen: hit me. hit me >> yay! ( cheers and applause ) >> that was so good! that was so good! ♪ ♪ >> whoa! >> toss it up! toss it up! i dropped it. hang on. >> toss me one. toss me one. ♪ ♪ >> hey! ( applause ) >> stephen: i'm open. >> okay. ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ >> medic! medic! >> stephen: "good boys" is in theaters august 16. brady noon, jacob tremblay, and keith l. williams, everybody! we'll be right back. well well well, what have we here? a magical place...that's lookin' to get scared! halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks!... >> stephen: now stick around for jam

>> the wall >> the whoa >> stephen: what's the whoa? >> come on, stephen! >> i'll toss it up to you >> the whoa. toss it >> ready? >> we have a lot of different ones. ♪ ♪ >> i know that one. it's like... >> yeah, you have to, like... >> stephen: what do i do? >> give me a long one >> toss, toss it >> hey! >> hey! >> here, toss it up! toss it up! >> stephen: hit me. hit me >> yay! >> that was so good! that was so good! >> whoa! >> toss it up! toss it up! >> i dropped it. hang on. >> toss me one. toss me one. ♪ ♪ >> hey! ( applause ) >> stephen: i'm open. >> okay. ( laughter ) >> medic! medic! >> stephen: "good boys" is in theaters august 16. brady noon, jacob tremblay, and keith l. williams, everybody! we'l be right back. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be tiffany haddish, jared harris, and musical guest, the smashing pumpkins. now stick around for james corden. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ fe

. >> stephen: did you have a son? >> y e. >> stephen: name him trysten? ennis. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you're an executive producer of a show with an interesting name, "on becoming a god in central florida." that's a heck of a title. >> you could call it "on becoming a god" as well. >> stephen: that's also odd. so what does that mean? >> what does that mean? what do you think it means? it's, like, the american dream, like, what you -- you know -- >> stephen: but the american dream is not to become a god, though, is it?e1 >> money and to rise to power and it's about the falsehead of the american dream and this ponzi scheme in the '90s which is kind of like an amway or an herbal life kind of thing. >> stephenit >> it's not. it's not exactly true s. >>en story. ( laughter ) >> oh, god -- >> stephen: do you want a lawyer present before you answer these questions? ( applause ) i likely feel like i should swear you in before you answer the rest of these. i'm so sorry. and who were you in this? >> i play crystal stubs. >> stephen: are you the god? i become a --

>> stephen: no budget! this weekend, trump also went after msnbc host and orville redenbacher's disappointed father, donny deutsch, tweeting "little donny deutsch, whose show, like his previous shoebiz tries, is a disaster--" shoebiz? really? i've heard it's very hard to break into... "shoebiz." ( laughter ) (as old timey producer) "i'm sorry, kid. i know you wanna be a star, but that's a croc. you haven't got a chance in heel. let me give you some wingtips: stop loafering around and find a new balance. now, if you'll excuse me, i got an appointment with doc marten. ugg!" ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) sometimes you've just got to take a victory lap, jon. >> jon: that's right. >> stephen: trump is upset at deutsch because donny "has been saying that i had been a friend of his. this is false." i agree. it's just not believable that donald trump has friends. ( la apparently, trump was responding to deutsch saying this on saturday night: >> speaking of the trump organization and bankruptcy and i've known

. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: hey! thanks, everybody! welcome. welcome, one and all, to "the late show." please, have a seat, everybody. thank you so much. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. and we are live-- ( cheers and applause ) that's a live-- that's a live audience right there. it is just crackling with electricity in here because-- ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: shake, rattle and roll. >> stephen: we are live after the first of two of democratic presidential debates. i'm going to tell you all about it, if bill de blasio doesn't interrupt me. ( laughter ) tonight-- tonight, wednesday, was the undercard, pitting elizabeth warren, cory booker, and beto o'rourke against seven people angling for msnbc shows. ( laughter ) there were some challenges-- exciting night, but there were challenges. they talked over each other, there were some technical difficulties, but it was an excellent dress rehearsal for tomorrow's actual debate. ( laughter ) very good. very entertaining. final preview. final preview, we call th

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. >> yes, stephen. >> stephen: we have known you as many things. ( cheers and applause ) >> yes. >> stephen: we americans, your loving fans, have known you as many things. i've known you as sort of a coworker. >> that's right. >> stephen: a fellow traveler of "the daily show" world, host of your own show. >> host, that's right, yeah. >> stephen: you're a standup comedian. >> true. >> stephen: but now, now you are a star-- >> that's right. ( laughter ) >> stephen: of a disney-- >> yeah, that's right. >> stephen: major motion picture. >> that's right. >> stephen: "the lion king." >> yes, i'm a movie star. i'm a movie star now. ( cheers and applause ) i'm a movie star. >> stephen: you're more than that. >> yeah? >> stephen: you're a disney princess now. >> that's right. ( laughter ) i'm a gigantic movie star. >> stephen: yeah. >> as of today. >> stephen: right. >> and things are going to change around here. ( laughter ) my personality is shifting under my feet. >> stephen: right. >> i'm going to get jacked. >> stephen: flex. >> i'm going to develop a debilitating cocaine habit. ( laughter ) >>

. >> stephen: you think i should run? >> i think you should. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> you see that? i'm telling you. me, it would look like there are already things wrong. ( laughter ) immediately -- >> stephen: like what? why wouldn't you want a president like that? okay. get air force one all tricked out with this stuff. >> "where is he at?" at the strip club. >> stephen: who called in that air strike? it wasn't me. snoop dogg called in the air strike. are you an artist and executive producer and former star of "power" over on starz. here's the thing-- i think the last time you were here, you were still on it. you killed yourself off last season. >> yeah. >> stephen: what-- why-- why would an executive producer kill themselves off of their own show? why not give yourself-- if you don't like it, give yourself a better part. you're the executive producer. >> it was one of those things like, if i kill myself off, then i become a director. >> stephen: oh, are you directing now? >> i directed episode 603. my directorial debut. ( applause ). >> stephen: how did

stephen: yes. it was very bizarre. as i say, the show is ludicrous, and it seemed to me that that night we entered a new age of ludicrousness. >> stephen: the new time line. the new time line, and i thought, well, this is very apt, this is what our show is about and it seems to be perfectly apt. i wasn't too happy about the election. was anybody? >> stephen: i don't think he was. >> well, no, i don't think he was. >> stephen: i think he was shocked. >> i don't think there's anybody more surprised -- oh, i won, oh, dear! >> stephen: i have to live in this dump? unbelievable! ( laughter ) you have dual citizenship. >> i do. >> stephen: so you get to vote in our next election. do you like anybody? >> yeah, i like elizabeth warren. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you want somebody with a plan. you want somebody with a plan. and you also have an intimate knowledge, now, of one of our great presidents of the 20t 20th century, you are in the vivian beaumont theater, the great society, you're playing l

. >> it's the late show with stephen colbert. stephen welcomes meek mill! and nicholas braun, with a special appearance by democratic debate all-stars 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: hey there. (applause). >> stephen: welcome, everybody, thanks so much, up here, down there. welcome. one and all, ladies and gentlemen and children of all ages. to the late show, i'm your host stephen wol better. and we are live, not tonight. we were live the last two nights. following the democratic debate. here live shows, ton of fun, a lot of energy. but we are doing the show, about the thing that just happened, minutes before, we don't have time for a lot of complex analysis of what you have just seen it is really just hot takes, okay. but now with some reflection, after 4 to 48 hours to digest what happened, i can confidently say what happened? (laughter) i mean also-- (applause) also, also why happened? i mean it is 20 people. and if i am gene

you do it a little bit, too, stephen. >> stephen: what? ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: i was. >> you got it. >> stephen: there was another film you're in that everybody is obsessed with right now, and it's "cats." >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: you play-- what's the name of your character? >> macavity. >> stephen: macavity. >> i play macavity. >> stephen: and we have a picture here, the internet is all abuzz with a trailer which came out last week, and here you are as macavity. >> can you see me? >> stephen: right there. >> hey! ( meow ) >> stephen: is all of that digital? are you wearing any of the, is it like a suit with ping-pong balls and they add on the fur? is there any prosthetic work involved? >> the fur coat is mine, i mean literally mine. and, the hat is real. the ears aren't real, the eyes are real. i had to wear these incredible contacts. >> contacts, yeah? >> but the rest is the wonderful magic of movie making. can i tell you, though, when i was working on "hobbs & shaw," just after that i went to work with "cats." i was wo

. >> stephen: on? >> on, i'm so rarely up in this part of manhattan and new york and i was coming up the subway here and coming out, and i saw the big, you know, marquee, "late show with stephen colbert." >> stephen: yeah. >> and just congrats on that, man, that's great. >> stephen: thanks very much, yeah. >> because i-- yeah, because-- >> stephen: thank you very much, yeah, we want to let people know where i was. >> and that it is official now. the filling in time is over, it's official. >> stephen: first three years i was paper mache, it was a pinata, actually. >> oh, cool, did you ever get-- >> stephen: just yesterday when we were nominated for the emmys, we went whack, whack. >> and what was in there, congratulations. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah, rats, it is new york. >> candied rats. and i want to congratulate the audience as well. >> stephen: sure, yeah. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> you know. >> stephen: all of these people are here tonight because they won an e

i'm your host, stephen colbert. we are live, after night one. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) after night one, of the democratic debates. this is the second round of debates, so we're calling it... "democratic debate night: 2 many candidates 2 remember: forget harder." ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: oh, my. >> stephen: cnn's debate was broadcast from detroit's fox theater. you know their slogan: when you think cnn, think fox. ( laughter ) the debates were moderated by jake tapper, dana bash, and don lemon, or as they're known by their celebrity thruple name, "lemasherbapper." ( laughter ) that would be nice. they would make a lovely thruple. ( laughter ) "lemasherbapper." >> jon: come on, lemashdebap. >> stephen: it's hard to sum up what happened tonight, but most of tonight was a bunch of guys with no chance to win the democratic nomination yelling republican talking points at the people who can. it was like watching the seven dwarves all offering snow white a poison apple. ( laughter ) the uh-- ( piano rif

stephen has a lot of power in the white house. across the agencies he's responsible for, homeland security, uscis, all the immigration portfolio, he's seen as the one person who can scuttle almost anything, get in the president's ear, help the president turn on someone, really make their lives miserable or decent, whatever he chooses to do. there's a lot of palpable fear across the government in those agencies, when stephen will come down on an issue, get the president to say, get him to tweet, propose. his thinking on any given thing can matter to tens of thousands of people. >> by the way, stephen miller, as you point out in the piece, is against legal immigration and illegal immigration. he's trying to crack down as we've seen in recent policies last week trying to crack down on legal immigration. >> alisyn, one of the things we kept hearing over and over people reporting on the story, he sees cutting down on legal and illegal immigration as a way to have societal migration. key to changing how the country works. he sees excess

i want to get back to stephen roach. this could happen impact on markets if it continues for a protracted from tell of time. what would be a tipping point? if we have the chinese leadership finish up on their retreat, at that point skew things get serious because they are no longer out of the public eye, they are back in the public eye and we need to come up with something public to say about this? stephen: i do not think the fact now they are meeting right is going to limit their ability to respond, either through direct statements or through actions. this is not a holiday. , andis a working period they, like the rest of us, are in a position to react to the circumstances as they unfold. shutting down asia's major airport is unacceptable for hong kong. it is unacceptable for china. it is clearly a huge problem for pan regional traffic and shipping that has spillover asia, if nots east further. this is a situation that needs to be addressed in one way or another. guy: how much responsibility does the u.k. happen the situ

beardsley from a business desk when i give you the 1st word stephen all right so when the president announced that he was going to make a statement on the u.s. e.u. trade it's safe to say that a lot of people here were really were baited breath do you think they're relieved when no one ever knows what to expect when he announces there's going to say something on trade i think they were relieved in one sense this is a nice small gesture that the e.u. could do for the u.s. at a time where there's so much trade tensions the terrorists were raised yesterday or at least they were now if they're going to be raised of this still doesn't solve the underlying problem of a lot of the issues between the u.s. and the e.u. and not just on trade but also with things like air bus subsidies which trouble certain tariffs over or the nord stream to deal with the u.s. congress is about to sanction there's a lot of issues that this doesn't really touch on. i think the wide expectation is still that in november he's going to put auto tariffs on cars that are being imported into the u. . yes that is wher

welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. ireland is bracing itself for the scariest of halloween nightmares. prime minister borisjohnson has pledged to take the uk out of the eu on october the 31st come what may. that may very well mean a no—deal brexit, with potentially damaging economic consequences for the uk, but also for eu nations, most particularly ireland. my guest is neale richmond, chair of the irish senate's brexit committee. can ireland prevent itself becoming the collateral damage in a brussels london showdown? neale richmond in dublin, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me on. let's start with boris johnson, hardtalk. thanks for having me on. let's start with borisjohnson, new prime minister. he has changed the dynamic of the brexit process, because he says britain is leaving on october the 31st come what may. how has ireland adapted to this new borisjohnson how has ireland adapted to this new boris johnson dynamic? how has ireland adapted to this new boris johnson dynamic? will, being quite frank, for us

welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. ireland is bracing itself for the scariest of halloween nightmares. prime minister borisjohnson has pledged to take the uk out of the eu on october the 31st come what may. that may very well mean a no—deal brexit, with potentially damaging economic consequences for the uk, but also for eu nations, most particularly ireland. my guest is neale richmond, chair of the irish senate?s brexit committee. can ireland prevent itself becoming the collaterdamage in a brussels—london showdown? neale richmond in dublin, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me on. let's start with boris johnson, new prime minister. he has changed the dynamic of the brexit process, because he says britain is leaving on october the 31st come what may. how has ireland adapted to this new boris johnson dynamic? well, being quite frank, for us in ireland and across the eu, the change of british prime minister doesn't actually mean we need to change at all. the dynamic hasn't changed. ultimately the uk is still inte

a look at stephen miller in the washington post. the post interviewing hum along with 22 and current administration officials. one official says president trump has superficial noknowled of how the presidential system works and he relies on miller to explain and interpret it for him. miller is among few officials who continue to defend the separation of migrant families while some of the administration fret over images of inhumane detention centers at the border. miller argued they too are 'ter deterrent. because the man credited with the hard line policies have racist views? miller says not me. >> anybody who says that is an ignorant fool, a liar, and a reprobate who has no place in civilized society. it is a scurrilous and scandalous lie born of a complete and total lack of understanding of the harms done by uncontrolled migration to people of all backgrounds and born of a contempt for this nation, for our law enforcement officers and the citizens who live here. >> okay. mike is following the president in new jersey. ni mike, let'

tough times on the pitch you're watching news from berlin i'm stephen beardsley's of next business news stick around for that to be back next month. he creates a sex phone operator to work her master's thesis on the potato. to free. not to turn on well it's more words it was from their. truest. strain. i'm not often. well i guess sometimes i am but i'm standing up english and that. thinks the printer jemma culture you know can't stereotype question but if you think you see from the country that i'm not. prepared for this drama. it's all that. i might show join me to meet the jetman fundie duppy. post. president trump announces a nother round of tariffs against china and it could be the most painful yet for american businesses and consumers getting retail electronics especially hard. also on the show farmers in argentina see opportunity and risk in their countries the landmark trade deal with the e.u. . and guess which european country has so few young people that is now paying them to stick around and start their careers at home. this is your date of your business report from stephen va

stephen: stephen mcdonell, bbc news, hong kong. nada: you are watching "bbc world news america." 'sill to come on tonight' program, residents of el paso pulled together in the face of tragedy. tonight they share what makes their city and community so special. police in malaysia say they are using thermal imaging equipment into search for the irish teener who went missing, holiday resort on sunday. around 250 people are involved in the search, a rescue operation attending to find a 15-year-old. here is howard johnson with the report. howard: daybreak over the forest reserve. more than 250 search and rescue workerrihave been scou the jungle for nearly a week no avail. . nora went missing from the resorty, last sunda after she arrived for a two-week holiday with her family. her father raised her arm -- race a lot after she that -- raised alarm after he found her bed was empty. "nora, darling, i love you. i am here." today police were handing out these leaflets in a local town whereinutes away from nora went missing on the weekend. this is the fifth day of the search and rescue opera

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this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump is delaying some tariffs on chinese goods until december 15th moves a move he said is meant to help american consumers the products include mobile devices laptops video games toys and textiles trump made the announcement shortly after trade representatives representatives from the 2 countries spoke on the phone shares of tech companies and retailers jumped on the news however the 10 percent tariff will go ahead as planned for many other items on september 1st. and let's check in with our financial correspondent in new york jose luis de haro jose nice to see you markets really jumped on this news today does that mean investors really believe that this could lead to something lasting a long term agreements. sadly not stephen but at this point any move that does not imply increasing tensions between the u.s. and china is enough to cure investors markets delay as a blink from bad to trumpet ministration trying to deescalate somehow the current situation which has a

this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us. u.s. president donald trump is delaying some tariffs on chinese goods until december 15th moves a move he said is meant to help american consumers the products include mobile devices laptops video games toys and textiles trump made the announcement shortly after trade representatives representatives from the 2 countries spoke on the phone shares of tech companies and retailers jumped on news however the 10 percent tariff will go ahead as planned for many other items on september 1st. and let's check in with our financial correspondent in new york jose luis a haro jose nice to see you markets really jumped on this news today does that mean investors really believe that this could lead to something lasting a long term agreements. sadly nod stephen but i'm disappointed any move that does not imply increasing tensions between the u.s. and china is enough to cheer investors markets. as a blink from bad to trump administration trying to deescalate somehow the current situation which has a spill

stephen, how is this affecting the hong kong economy? stephen: yes, it is. the biggest problem is summed up , the problem now is there is no end in sight. there is no end game for the protest and that was exacerbated according to the protesters i by theef executive's, -- chief executive's comments. there has been nine weeks of violence and she says it is going to be a dangerous situation. she highlighted the risks to the economy. the pmi plunging to the lowest since march 2009. that is in the throes of a financial crisis. hong kong has four main pillars and two of them are in retail sales. they are getting hit. retail sales plunging 6.7% in june. the stock market here, the index down today, nine straight sessions. down 10%. the longest streak since 1997. i have to emphasize, there was no new solutions from the government in the press conference on how to this protest. no end in sight that is why there is a lot of apprehension. francine: i was going to ask you, how does this end. either carrie lam steps down. >> she says she will not step down. she has a resp

this is did every new years our loyal american bar line up next it's business news with stephen beardsley. what secrets lie behind the small. find out immersive experience and explore a fascinating booth cultural heritage sites. w world heritage for 60. pounds quadriga international talk show it's been a tumultuous week in german politics than europe resolved better divisions over migration the government today said stead into the abyss could friendly fire from president trump defeat one of the strongest military alliances in history to know what my guests have to say on quadriga. d w. it's one of asia's most important financial hubs now hong kong's political unrest and fears of a further crackdown by china are rattling markets around the world we'll give you the latest. also on the show argentina's peso collapses after a presidential primary upset we'll tell you what has markets so scared. this is your business report i'm stephen beard simper len thanks for joining us hong kong's airport was due to reopen early tuesday morning after being closed all day monday as thousands of protesters

this is your business report i'm stephen there's a but thanks for joining us. stocks on wall street climbed friday as investors looked to end a turbulent week on a positive note there's a great camera the dow jones industrial average ending the day up by just over a percent or a report that germany is open to an economic stimulus package helped bring buyers back to the market and it appears the berlin government is willing to suspend its balanced budget rules and take on debt now investors hope that europe's largest economy can steer itself away from recession. and let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york jose luis to horo was a good to see there so they every everyone's watching germany here why is everyone watching germany why are investors so interested in german fiscal policy. well stephen as you mentioned even germany implements any kind of a stimulus it may have a recession or an economy get sick nation at a time that investors are you hearing wall street see growing financial ability of german households and companies germany is the bigges

this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump is delaying some tariffs on chinese goods until december 15th moves a move he said is meant to help american consumers the products include mobile devices laptops video games toys and textiles trump made the announcement shortly after trade representatives representatives from the 2 countries spoke on the phone shares of tech companies and retailers jumped on the news however the 10 percent tariff will go ahead as planned for many other items on september 1st. and let's check in with our financial correspondent in new york jose luis de haro jose nice to see you markets really jumped on this news today does that mean investors really believe that this could lead to something lasting a long term agreements. sadly nod stephen but i disappoint any move that does not imply increasing tensions between the u.s. and china is enough to cure investors markets. as a blink from bad to trump administration trying to deescalate somehow the current situation which has a spill

thank you, lucy fisher and stephen bush. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week, at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, lucy fisher and stephen bush. coming up next, the latest sports before the weather and news day at midnight. from all of us on the bbc news channel, have a good evening —— newsday. good evening. i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. we start with celtic, who will not be playing in the group stages of the champions league this season after being knocked out by romanian side cluj in the second leg of their third round qualifier at celtic park. it finished 4—3 to the romanian champions, who came from behind to go through 5—4 on aggregate. a huge blow for neil lennon's side, who were expected to progress. what worries me was our approach to the game. i don't think we work to the game. i don't think we work to the goalkeeper at all

this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump is delaying some tariffs on chinese goods until december 15th moves a move he said is meant to help american consumers the products include mobile devices laptops video games toys and textiles trump made the announcement shortly after trade representatives representatives from the 2 countries spoke on the phone shares of tech companies and retailers jumped on news however the 10 percent tariff will go ahead as planned for many other items on september 1st. and let's check in with our financial correspondent in new york jose luis a haro jose nice to see you markets really jumped on this news today does that mean investors really believe that this could lead to something lasting a long term agreements. sadly nod stephen but at this point any move that does not imply increasing tensions between the u.s. and china is enough to cure investors markets a delay as a blink from bad to trump administration trying to deescalate somehow the current situation which has a spi

stephen he was really begun to regard so was the. statement in bold the case is the outlook for the u.s. economy remain favorable while the current expansion was to find the staying power will mention it did we should expect that job growth to be slower down last year but defended still sees the us a growing 2 point one percent in $21000.00 and probably meant near record lows that this year old so inflation should catch up with just below the 2 percent goal situation which makes it harder for some to justify easing monetary conditions actually today's decision was not unanimous sense and kansas city fed president and every grocery the head of boston's considered the need to wait and see before go we know ahead we've got to say that gold that that trade tensions have returned to a seamer and d.f.l. in c. is worried about international development such as the a slowdown in global economy. was the hearo there for the new york thank you. the 12th time was not the charm apparently the latest round of u.s. china trade talks indeed without

stephen roach, let me ask you this. carmen reinhart told us she thinks hong kong is a bigger threat when markets have been pricing in. she thinks it could be a shock to the global economy. are you there yet? do you see hong kong has escalating and causing a shock financial markets? stephen: it has already caused early warning reverberations. hong kong is a serious risk and for thehina broader global economy. i am a little bit hardened by the fact that the protesters seem to be martin -- moderating their aggressiveness in the last few days. we will have to wait and see. are plenty inrs the world from hong kong to brexit to this ridiculous trade war between united states and china. it is very difficult for the fed, as you are showing your viewers on the screen, to thread the needle with the appropriate monetary policy in this environment of hyper global risk. vonnie: it was fascinating to see the central bankers dressed in dark, if not black suits. let me bring in damian sassower. mark carney, the bank of england had for

stephen ross was not one of those. a lot of nfl owners are conservative and also are helping to fund raise or donate money to what donald trump is doing. david: what is stephen ross is association with equinox and soulcycle? yards here indson new york. we are an investor in a number of consumer facing brands. equinox and soulcycle are two of them. restaurant chains, they are big and food and wellness. there are a lot of companies out there especially in new york who interact with them on a daily basis. david: this is a new development in which politics insinuates themselves into sports? we have had the whole issue about kneeling for the national anthem. as is always been the case? >> yes. it struck me how quickly this all moved. he got away from stephen ross and a matter of hours. it comes on the heels of joaquin castro tweeting out a list of donors in texas who are donating to trumps campaign. the association between people who are helping fund raise for republicans and all of their other business interests leading co

stephen: stephen mcdonell, bbc news, hong kong. nada: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, residents of elaso pulled together in the face of tragedy. tonight they share what makes their special.ommunity so ipolimalaysia say they are using thermal imaging equipment search for the iris teenager who went missing, holiday resort on sunday. around 250 people are involved in theearch, a rescue operation attending to find a 15-year-old. here is howard johnson with the repo. howard: daybreak over theorest reserve. more than 250 search and rescue workers have been scouring the jungle for nearly a week to no avail. . nora went missing from the resort last sunday, after she arrived for a two-week holiday with her family. her father raised her arm -- race a lot after she found that -- raised arm after he found her bed was empty. "nora, darling, i love you. i am here." today police were handing out these leaflets in a locut town five m away from where nora went missing on the weeken this is the fifth day of the search and rescue operation, and police

stephen miller animates the president's policy on this and i think stephen miller is driving the car when it comes to this, not trump. >> who taught him how to drive the car? think of the role he has here. he's espousing these views but i don't believe he's a lawyer but he's trying to craft a lot of policy proposals within the government. you look at the muslim travel ban for example. that was something where they threw it at the wall and saw what stick. it was something he pioneered and tried to work on. how has he developed this shaping policy not having a legal background? >> i'm struck by the moment that he has become a survivor in the trump administration. in another administration he would be one of half a dozen, a dozen aides and he would be trying to push his agenda against other folks. as tim was mentioning, the president doesn't seem to have heartfelt beliefs on this issue, although he understands it as core to his political identity and what got him elected. but every time he gets into an escalated mode, even miller seems nervous that the president might stray from this ag

yet some scenes of stephens were shot, recut and making him more human. many scenes with african-americans deleted. meaning fewer african-americans in the film. historians of the civil rights movement pointed to this alliance between the office of war information, governmental agency and the naacp as a strategy that would work then in the civil rights movement. at the same time, conservatives even today point to this as an example of political correctness ledding to censership in hollywood. all three then, we have these -- and they have all agree on the politics of reconstruction. and they all have a common source, david dewit's impeachment appear trial of andrew johnson, 1903. i'm going to give you just a sense what have that agreement about what reconstruction was from dewit. people don't remember this but johnson actually came back to the senate in 1875. this is the dewin then describing his return. great as was his personal triechl, the triechl of his policy was more significant. one by one, the africanized rotten boroughs despite support of the feder

stephen miller is looked at, the perception about stephen miller he's a nefarious type force that lurks in the west wink and pushes the president into these positions where the president, you know, he suspect quite the hardliner on immigration he makes out to be. i don't think that's necessarily the case. certainly white house staff is eager to downplay the idea that stephen miller is pulling the strings behind the scenes. there you have it. stephen miller obviously an influential figure in the west wing. >> do you think the president will like this sort of feature, two features with stephen miller there? >> i have to -- you have to assume and i think you have jason on set who can answer the question better since he was the author of the "new york times" story i have to assume this was cleared with the white house and to the extent that president was aware of it, maybe being reminded of it this weekend and seeing it there on the front page of the paper, he might have a change of heart. but i couldn't tell you for sure, kendis. >> bring jason into the conversation because as mike mention

this is your business report i'm stephen beards in bilin thanks for joining us hong kong's airport was due to reopen early tuesday morning after being closed all day monday as thousands of protesters occupied the main terminal the closure forced the cancellation of more than 150 flights causing serious disruptions one of asia's most important transportation hubs and marking an escalation of protests that were previously limited to limited to the city's neighborhoods investors around the world took notice monday with indexes falling on the spreading political turmoil and fears china can respond harshly. and let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york jose luis to haro who is a nice to see as always so is a as we said this political uncertainty spreading to markets as well what are you seeing there on wall street. as it is it right now is stephen investors here in wall street are fearing an escalation of the bands which could trigger a financial shock a worldwide over what some coal some kind of black swan we already have trade tensions between the us and china going on which

stephen: how about retail sector? service is getting pummeled right now and companies, property companies are not only retail, but land. how badly is retail property going to be. swire is a classic example. , then: our thought transaction activity in the nonresidential sector in the first half of this year already. about 40% on a yearly basis. because ofbehind it, the trade war hanging in the balance and because of which demand from the mainlanders. this kind of social unrest will only make the situation worse. stephen: have a lot of locals started to move out of the city in terms of people flowing in? transactionsut falling. i imagine that might have to do with visitors from the mainland looking to buy something and holding off. locals moving out? gordon: locals moving out? i can't -- in terms of the number of inquiries on the immigration program and have searched significantly. whether this number will translate into the actual number gettingkong people overseas passport and moving out of hong kong, this is another