Its a late show with Stephen Colbert. Tonight whotion up, doc . Plus, stephen welcomes Christine Baranski and ellie kemper with a special appearance by paul f. Tompkins. Featuring jon batiste and stay homin. And now, live on tape from a safe distance, its Stephen Colbert stephen hello, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to a late show. Im your host, Stephen Colbert. Welcome to my home ,again. Fun fact two months ago today, we left the ed sullivan theater. I hope someones been checking on ed. Dont really know when well be back. Its all dependent on when we can gather safely. The country is starting to open up a little bit, but maybe too much a little bit, at least according to Infectious Disease expert and little boy in sweet shop indicating which toffee he would like, dr. Anthony fauci. In a preview of his testimony, today, fauci warned that reopening the economy too soon would cause needless suffering and death. No need to sugarcoat it, doc. Although, sugarcoating is a good way to get trum
Days, weve seen the dow up over 1,000 points a gain of 553 yesterday and 529 points on tuesday. Looking this morning at the dow futures indicated up another 105 points we are back above 25,000 for the First Time Since march when watching the dow s p is up just under a point the nasdaq down around 54 points both of those indexed were hire yesterday as well. The 10year looks like it has been yielding around where weve been around 0. 677 we will continue to watch this this morning we have a lot of big guests coming up. Now to the moment weve all been waiting for. Joe and andrew, ill send it over to you. What moment would that be well be in a twoshot we are good we spoke yesterday we are good. You didnt have much time. We made the news. A few comments. People seem to have differing opinions he wasnt able to talk much. We were moving on. He had zuckerberg. We dont have time to dwell. Weve been together 10 years longer than many marriages we have our moments but we will disagree but not be d
Beginning to look at what people now referred to as the liberal consensus of the 1930s and 1940s. See what is happening in terms of what is happening is terms of the main through four of american politics. What is possible in terms of action and the way people are thinking about politics in the forties and fifties. You also had three readings, all of which in different ways, deal with the idea of political ideology and all which share a set of political assumptions about the way ideas matter to politics. We will sort of be thinking today about how they kind of frame those ideas. This is a transition class where we move from discussing the geopolitics of the cold war and the red scare into discussing sort of what else is happening in america in the 19 forties and 19 fifties. Shall we start with daniel bell . Everyones favorite reading from today. I assume there are very few questions about this one. Yes . Is he essentially saying that the political ideology are not worth it anymore. And
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Not with opinions, not with politics, not with partisanship, with numbers. Then you just measure the impact. You make sure you do not go above 70 of hospital beds so that if a large enough people get affected, you have the hospital beds to take care of them. You make sure you do not go over capacity because when these people are infected they need icu beds. We learned that the hard way. You have testing up and running of 30 tests per 1000 residents. Where did that come from . That is the White House Coronavirus task force, dr. Birx. Forhave 30 tracers ready 100,000 residents. That comes from the experts and then you watch the infection rate. You make sure that you do not get near 1. 1 on infection rate. It is math. There is a liberation in that. At a time of such division and politics and elections all this garbage this is an exercise in science and math. Share and we can all all participate in. Atncourage people to go look the data and what is happening in your region because that is