bert. in 2015, he left his old character behind, taking on a new late night gig, while still making his mark in politics. marriage is a question for the states. and i don t think we should trust [ booing ] guys, however you feel he s my guest so please don t boo him. you said this week you don t know if you are emotionally prepared to run for president. i d be lying if i said that i knew i was there. did you call donald trump and ask him to run for president of the united states? no. no. because that would be pretty smart, man. yes. colbert was great, but honestly, the award could have gone to all the late night hosts in 2015. have you ever excited young people before? not too often, no.
all right. first of all, i think maybe he wants a late-night gig. he s talking about marco rubio and the famous water incident. joking aside, is he making a mistake? he s picking on people that are way far behind him. why isn t he fighting with ben carson? he s the guy he needs to fight with. i think he likes ben carson and number one what he said was being said about ben carson is unfair and i think he s right just as a side note, the uprising in 1943 where a number of the catholic jews produced guns and went after the nazis was recorded by the holocaust museum as an uprising and to the extent that they have the weapons. dr. carson is right. i m sure that donald trump thinks that it s totally unfair and they represent in some, the establishment.
present i.d. for possible future legal action. bad situation on the streets of manhattan last night. six people hit by a car that jumped a curb in new york s packed herald square. all the victims suffered serious injuries, they are expected to survive. the woman who was driving the car has also been hospitalized, she has been arrested and is now facing d.u.i. charges. funny man david letterman has announced the day that he will step down from his late night gig. may 20th, 2015. the comedian surprised everyone last april, including cbs when he announced he was going to retire in 2015. he is the longest-tenured late night talk show host. more than 32 years under his belt. he s being replaced by stephen colbert. can t wait to see how that transition is going to go. and deadline.com did a little number for us. he will have hosted 6,028 episodes of late night and the late show. that s incredible. influential, such a part of
words don t agree with each other. you see, i also believe institutional by as should oig should be against the law and believe government shouldn t do anything about it. that leaves maybe a voluntary made a law take a law trade. i know, we could give bill o reilly a hat and badge and he could tell pin heads to knock it off. so can we come to the conclusion that republicans have basically turned their backs on everything? they can t find a smile anywhere. they don t want health care or minimum wamg or page or equal pay. they don t want to work on a jobs bill. you naum it, republicans are against it. if they could, held obstruct a comic from getting a late night
apparently colbert will ditch his mock conservative persona for the new late night gig. tonight, did the cia go too far to fight terrorism? if you answered yes, the drones are on the way. standardized tests get an update. reading comprehension will now be limited to 140 characters. and my guest has a new book seeds of hope, wisdom and wonder from the world of plants. joke s on her. it s printed on dead plants. here s the deal. colbert signed a five-year contract to host the show starting when ever letterman decides to step down next year. he has been doing the late show with david letterman since the early 90s. before that he did late night on nbc. this is awesome in your world, to cover this kind of me