Defense secretary techniques as mixed messages. Were ready for war we dont want war were ready to strike we dont want to strike you do the hokeypokey and you turn yourself around. Thats what its all about. Persuading allies. Sorry what we said about nato. Angela merkel, looking good. Is that a new pantsuit . Hey, macron. Oolala. Parlezvous iran . So sign up for darius lighthouses acting secretary school of acting today. And you can trust me, because im not only the theaters director. Ive also been understudying eric for years. laughter its the late show with Stephen Colbert. Tonight, americas got democrats. Plus, stephen welcomes naomi watts chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot and musical guest the raconteurs featuring jon batiste and stay human. And now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, its Stephen Colbert cheers and applause cheers and applause . Stephen darius lighthouse. Ive got to get chance down. You have to teach me that one. Audience hey, thanks, everybody h
Great to be with you and with a great speech. To endorse donald trump and 26 teams are to be active in the campaign and now one year into the presidency he gave me factbased speech about the economy and how it is booming. Its also an inspirational speech. As he talked about, the things we have yet to achieve for those in the country still struggling and living in poverty we need to find them, get them skills so i thought that this was a great speech and my only disappointment is the partisan divide on the floor where time after time standing ovation by the republicans and i think with the exception of joe manchin from West Virginia who stood with us and said that the rest of the democrats sat on their hands and i will just use the word it was disappointing. The president did say we should set aside differences and find a common ground. How was that possible at this point . Certainly it should always be possible when we fund our military. We did see the democrats standing up on that as
The month, not just the Third Quarter. Like we are seeing a few new record highs we close on this day. S p in the nasdaq on track, so i will call the dow jones mostly unchanged. I want to look at the s p, on track for the eighth straight quarterly gain on tax reform. Trump coming out and saying tax reform will be the rocket fuel for the economy. And then the nasdaq here, up 6 10 of 1 , by far the biggest gainer of all of these. The last record close we had was on september 19. Keep up these games, we could see some new winners here. We are seeing a lot of these stocks on the nasdaq continue to outperform. They are driving the outperformance in the s p and the nasdaq. Im am focusing on facebook, that record high with 173. Closing in, but green on the screen. Deeper, micron technologys came out saying a market for the memory chips are good. So all of this playing in today. How do they compare that to the s p and dow jones because this can be very volatile route the quarter, like scarlet
No one known one. [inaudible] we are going to start. Im the Community Relations manager at the nyu bookstore. This is part of our event series, an ongoing series that we have been having here for the past seven years. Featuring nyu alumni, like tonight with as well as nyu faculty and the General Community as well. It is a pleasure to be hosting tonight. Welcome to nyu. It is a pleasure to have you here. We are going to hear from the author then have time for questions and answers and a book signing. Want to start the evening by giving a brief introduction. The author has been very active since graduating from nyu. I dont know if i will cover everything. But i will leave it up to him to fill the gaps. Our author is currently a senior fellow and director of global studies. His commentator and broadcaster who wishes he could be a writer. I think you are. I actually very much enjoy your writing. Among other things he is the muslim leadership at the heartland institute. He has appeared in a
Violence. This is about an hour and a half. Good evening. I am abraham foxman. Im currently director of the center for the semitism and from time to time i have an opportunity to welcome some of our guests particularly in the area of prejudice and engage with them with conversation. After our guests speaks and makes his presentation i will begin with some questions and make the floor available to you to ask him, argue with him whatever makes you happy. Microphone. I will. We are delighted to welcome to, memoirs of an american skinhead with its author who lived through those experiences, Christian Picciolini. Christian is here to shed light on his unlike the path as the sun up to hardworking immigrants and becoming the leader of the chicago area skinheads when he was still a teenager. After leaving the Violent Movement he was part of during his youth he began the painstaking process of rebuilding his life. In the year 2009 he cofounded an Organization Called life after hate, a Nonprofit