kara, you have been a path breaker on criticizing facebook, what about these children s platforms and the parents, what needs to be done here? i don t know, i don t know. at this point i don t mind the executives are doing this in congress. it is up to congress to act. they ve been doing nothing forever from the beginning of time of these things and have never done any laws or rules that protect children or privacy or data or deal with misinformation. it is time to stop making speeches like that one and do something and pass the legislation. that is their job. at this point it is the job of legislators and lawmakers to do something about it. and there s lots of different bills out there all through congress and they should pass at least four or five of them that are really substantive in a lot of ways and not keep asking, doing these kind of gotchas with
politics. the audience has responded and stephen colbert is now number one in late night television. there s a lot, though, you probably don t know about stephen colbert. his life and what he s been through. he is as intellectual and interesting as he is funny. over the next hour, you ll hear our in-depth interview. stephen opens up about his life, his losses, his comedy, and his faith. so there s a bunch i want to talk to you about. here come the gotchas. yes. here come the mainstream i have this document here gotcha questions. let me just ask you stuff, in the news, ken cuccinelli. oh, my god. i blame you for ken cuccinelli. he was on cnn. a lot. yes. i know. a lot. i know. i didn t watch much one he was on. yes. because there s a certain i love your show. you know, every night i come home, my wife and i have, like, a glass of wine, handful of nuts, watch a little anderson, go to bed. that s it. that s how i end my day. handful of nuts?
of politics. there s a lot, though, you probably don t know about stephen colbert, his life and what he s been through. he is as intellectual and interesting as he is funny. over the next hour you ll hear our in-depth interview. stephen opens up about his life, his losses, his comedy and his faith. so there s a bunch of want to talk to you about. here come the gotchas, the mainstream media gotcha questio questions. let me ask you about what was in the news, ken cuccinelli. i blame you for ken cuccinelli, a lot. he was on cnn. i didn t watch much when he was on. i love your show. every night i come home, my wife and i have a glass of wine, hand full of nuts and watch a little anderson. that s how i end my day. a handful of nuts? i can t come home and binge
power. rusi using that blunt instrument to frustrate normal channels and insist on in the form of a public statement condemning biden. so probing the facts of wrongdoing and abuse and even bribery may not be the most daunting aspect for the democrats. that takes me to the second task, convincing americans that this presidential perfidy warrants removal. why? there will be no power in bipartisanship. the impeachment vote shows that. every interview i do shows that. here we have even more hardened battle lines than there were for clintons. you know in that case 31 democrats moved to impeachment. goose egg from the gop yesterday. and the only factor that might shake fealty to the president on the right is fear of the voters. but let s think about that. it would seem many people see the wrong but also see it as part of an industry standard sadly. look at the last three years. promises, expectations of smoking guns and gotchas as
sadly. look at the last three years. promises, expectations of smoking guns and gotchas as implications of the end of trump, and it never came close to true. many see a president who will push the limits to win, but apparently almost as many and i m talking about the half of independents who don t favor impeachment, not just left and right. they see this as just more of the same in a dirty game. dems go low to get trump. he goes low to get them. so why should one side use the rules they seem to abuse to get the other side for abuse? now, i hear you. you re screaming false equivalency, and maybe you re right. but if that opposite feeling is so baseless, why are the polls so split? so the question becomes how do you convince people that they should want to see politics cleaned up, especially when the people trying to convince them of that, the democrats, are seen as part of the problem? now, the right may not want to