separation breeds separation but i do think there can be some balance. >> yeah. >> i think that the first point to make is not how we're sleeping but the fact that in terms of situationally but in terms of quality, we are all so stressed. >> yeah. >> this is hard this covid and angs angst. i'm not surprised to hear well over 60% of everybody feels like they're not sleeping well right now. >> listen. i have had issues sleeping. you know, there's -- number of reasons that i won't give here but a lot of it has to do with what we do, the people who come after us and all kinds of things. so i've had that issue. but okay, you know, fine. i'm a big boy and we have the privilege of having this platform so there are tradeoffs but i think the key to all of this when you tell me i sleep too much, snaps. wherever i can get a nap, i can take a nap all day and i think if more people should do -- >> especially since you bogarted my bed in the back of the suv. >> i got my own. you know where you got the idea. >> yes. >> chris and i during covid. >> he called it the hurst. he said you're laying in it like coffin. >> we were competing 2.5 hours every day during quarantine. chris will do it more than i do. we both put these beds in the back of the car so i had to do it because that's where my fiancee wanted to be and there are tradeoffs and you have to make sacrifices. he has family on the east of long island. that's where we lived during quarantine. i was in the city every night working so i was here and there. i was here working. but i would sleep there. so yeah, listen, i think wherever you can get sleep, you should get it. if you can take a nap during the day like ciesta or tm, where you take a couple minutes for yourself, every day, at least 20 minutes, you should do it because you don't get to get the sw seven to ten that people need every night. it's important you get sleep. >> do you think it's healthy for a relationship -- if somebody has sleep apnea or something like that causing a medical condition with snoring, you can't sleep next to them. >> tim sleeps. tim snores. >> that's different. >> but do you think it is healthy for a relationship for the people to sleep in separate rooms on a regular basis? >> well, i think it should be an option. i don't know if it should be on a regular basis every single night but i think it should be options, especially when you have dogs and don't tell me you don't know because you have that little dog -- >> that rat dog is in the bed every night and one out of every three nights, she wants to go when i'm getting in the bed because christina is already asleep when i get home. i get home after midnight. >> same thing. >> that dog, this rat rescue chihuahua hot dog that, you know, came from a rough situation will go at me under the covers like some kind of crazed monogoose. >> well, she knows. she knows what the problem is. hey, look, again -- i know people think it's light hearted but it's a good conversation to have about i think people -- i think sleep, most important thing. sleep and water. right? you have to have a good diet. you have to drink lots of water and you have to sleep. everything else secondary. >> if you're blaming somebody when you are sleep deprived, you're not at you're best and if you blame somebody for that, that will get ugly. you fell and sticking to that tradition may not be best. >> i'm not allowed in any other room. [ laughter ] >> i can't wear shoes anymore. >> yeah. well, there you go. the couch is mine. i've fallen asleep on that couch many nights. >> he talks when he sleeps. >> good-bye. go home. >> i love you d. lemon. >> love you, too. trying to have a little bit of humor on a friday night. it's been a long, long week. you know what? this is "don lemon tonight" by the way. you know who it's been a long week for? the president. this is a week the president and democrats are probably happy to see end. the biden agenda still hangs in the balance. the democrats are deeply divided. the debt ceiling fixed but just for the moment temporarily, right? the majority leader chuck schumer took to the floor with an angry partisan speech last night after that vote. take a listen to it. >> leader mcconnell and senate republicans insisted they wanted a solution to the debt ceiling but said democrats must raise it alone by going through a drawn out convoluted and risky process. that was simply unacceptable to my caucus and yesterday senate republicans finally realized that their obstruction was not going to work. >> oh, boy. well, why would he do that? it's not the tone that anyone was looking for. maybe look, you feel there is truth to it but read the room and read the country right now. and read the polling. so i'm going to play it again. all right? i want you to watch senator joe mansion behind senator schumer. see him there? with his head in his hands. shaking it no. well, yeah, he's all of us right now. about a lot of things right now. we'll come back to that. look what we learned about the january 6th and executive privilege. trump wants everything kept locked up. some of the team responding. bannon not playing ball. >> the quiet part out loud today, the anxiety, pearl clutching is the democrat party's fear of the return of trump. that's where all these committees are. that's what they're trying to do. the justice department is this. the senate that. dirk duringban has the long fac. it won't be 2024, it will be 2022 or maybe before as we start the desert desert fa case proce arizona. >> the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection got a major boost from the biden administration, which is refusing to assert executive privilege on the first bach of documents from the previous administration that the committee wants to review. >> the president has determined that an assertion of executive privilege is not warranted for the first set of documents from the trump white house that have been provided to us by the national archives. we will evaluate questions of privilege on a case by case basis but the president has been clear that he believes it to be of the utmost importance for congress and the american people to have a complete understanding of the events of that day to prevent them from happening again. >> so the disgraced twice i'm peeach -- impeached trying to block release of the documents and threatening to sue. that's what he's done to our society. contributed to the litigation. what is he trying to hide? he's intent on gumming up the work of the committee and hopes that the gop retakes the house in 2022 and disbands it all together. he's told four of his loyalists not to compile with the subpoenas that. the first deadline to co-op rate was last night. they are engaging with the committee, not sure what that means exactly. the status of dan scavino unclear and bannon telling the committee to take a hike. then there is a family feud with the democrats if you can call that a family anymore. a group of people playing on the same team supposedly who can't ag agree how to turn the economic spending plans into law. the president expressing frustration at members of his own party as his agenda hangs in the balance. >> these bills are not about left versus right or moderate versus progressive or anything that pits americans against one another. these bills are about competitiveness versus complacency. they're about opportunity versus decay. they're about leading the world or continuing to let the world pass us by, which is literally happening. >> the president making a rare trip to capitol hill to rally his troops. >> i'm telling you, we're going to get this done. >> when? 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what do you think of that? >> i think trump, as we know, if there is someway to gum up the works, he will try to do it. i don't know. will you bear with me a moment? because i've been thinking about this and talking to people and living it like you and lots of people and if you go back to 1972, 1973, the investigation focussed on the watergate bur burglary, that one episode and the reporting showed that no, it wasn't isolated. you have to look broader. and so we started looking at other espionage and sabotage and realized that to understand watergate, you had to understand this, the illegal fundraising from corporations so i wonder if the january 6th committee and that investigation in the house took a page from that period of investigating nixon and actually broadened their investigation, not just look at the insurrection or the effort trump made is really over the line to say the election was stolen and look at the national security implications of what trump did, and bob costa and i found that those are quite substantial that trump was doing things that enraged and worried the chinese so they thought we were going to attack them. at another point they thought we were going to write two days after the insurrection that maybe the united states would collapse. general milley had to kind of put some call into people who run the war room and the pentagon and say you're not going to take military action or use nuclear weapons unless i'm involved in that process. these are extraordinary dangerous moments and if you look at them, i think there is more there and certainly it's much more serious things we're looking at, which are incredibly serious by themselves. >> you say, you know, lots of -- i hear people all the time saying trump is gone and why you looking at that. why are you investigating that? why are you still talking about that? i think you're correct as you write in the book "peril" about january 6th being a dress rehearsal and the danger of disinformation so how concerned about the future are you about our democracy? >> of course, yes, clearly something to worry about. anybody who has looked at this, it is deeply worried and the remedy is understanding trump completely across the board just like nixon. if you just took one piece of nixon you didn't get the whole and i think trump is exactly the same and it's very important to take a comprehensive look. yes, you're right, this puts democracy on the line in a very serious way but it puts our national security on the line in an equally serious, if not more important way and you only -- look, as trump is going to be in our lives for more months, more years, we need to know more about him. bob costa and i found if you take the time we had the months, start looking at this. i mean, the element of surprise we had when we discovered these things about a national security crisis that the chinese thought we were going to attack them, this is the most worrisome moment for anybody in the military. >> of course, but let me -- what happened to the guard rails then bob? even in the senate we're seeing this constant brinksmanship with the debt. how does the country get back to a place where truth and customs actually mean something? >> yeah, i think this is a great question, and i take a lesson from the old editor of the washington post ben bradley said the truth emerges. sometimes it takes weeks, months, years, even decades and the only way to get that full proof or the best obtainable version of it is we say is to do the work and look at the whole trump enterprise. it's extraordinary. it -- i mean, if you just look before the election, what he was doing. he was talking publicly about the chinese virus pinning it on them saying things like oh, millions of foreign ballots are going to flood into the united states. he said at his nominating convention last year, he said well, if i don't win, it means the election was stolen. he laid the groundwork for all of this. anyway, i -- costa and i found if you talk to people, go back as you point out, look at the documents, insist on getting the documents and notes. you get a fuller picture. i don't think we want as a country to leave this trump era without knowing a lot more because -- >> that's true. >> -- there is a lot more to know. >> yeah. bob, thank you. bob, your book "peril" with robert costa is a blockbuster, a bombshell. lots of bombshells in the book. thank you, bob. have a good night. appreciate you appearing. >> they lost $70 million. trump claimed he was making money hand over fist in his d.c. hotel but financial documents tell a whole different story. $70 million he lost. it's not the first time. that's next. welcome to allstate. where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. you're driving innovation. you're racing to the cloud. you need to do it securely. that's why palo alto networks developed prisma cloud - an integrated platform that secures your cloud environment end to end. used by the world's largest organizations, prisma cloud provides the cyber security you need from code to cloud. so you can get cloud security right, the first time around. we've got next. ♪ (vo) subaru presents... the underdogs. they may have lost an eye, or their hearing, or their youthful good looks. but there's a lot of things these remarkable dogs haven't lost... like their ability to lick, wag, and love with the best of them. join subaru in helping underdogs find a loving home and celebrate all dogs during our third annual national make a dog's day. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. so, duh. we know donald trump likes to talk about how much money he likes to make. released is financial records that show the opposite. records show the trump international show tell in washington d.c. lost tens of millions of dollars while trump was in the white house. so why was he always talking about the hotels' success? joining me david k. johnson. the author of the book "it's even worse than you think" and the making of donald trump, as well. david, thank you very much. you have a new book coming out. what's the name of it? >> "the big cheat." >> okay. we look forward soon. we'll have you back to talk about it. good evening. $70 million in losses while claiming a big profit and moving $24 million from other parts of the company to help the hotel. is any of this surprising considering how the former guy and his company operate? >> well, donald has never been a businessman. he always says he is and he claims he's making tons of money and yet, he needs to constantly find ways to get infusions, and that's 70 million, even if you take away the paper losses called depreciation, he still lost money. it is astonishing and it's because he only filled a little more than half the rooms, which tells you that while there were a lot of people, don, that had to pay tribute to donald, that's what he did with the hotel. your place to show you're paying tribute to him to get favors, apparently not as many people needed favors as donald thought. >> interesting. trump hotel receiving about 3.7 million from foreign governments. you've known donald trump for a very long time. i mean, it seems like more than a conflict of interest here. did trump put his financial well being above the interest of the country? >> of course he did. but we should be concerned because he was losing money. he was losing money in his scottish golf courses and had these foreign governments coming and staying and he was receiving emoulments in violation of the constitution even though judges wouldn't act dmake decisions fo sell out employers. >> the trump organization says the allegations here are intentionally misleading, irresponsible and false, misunderstanding, excuse me, of basic things is nothing more than continued political. and called harassment. >> i read the entire report by trump's account tant and those reports are perfectly solid. there is nothing wrong with them. this is more lies and bluster and that's what donald has done his whole life. he's the greatest conartist in the history of the world and they're just lying about it to people who have no understanding at all of financial accounting. >> david, thank you. i'll see you soon. >> take care. comedian relief or disrespectful. dave schapel talking about lgbt. we're talking about it next. ♪ ♪ your new pharmacy is here. and here. and here, too. it's here to help you save time and money and trips to the pharmacy. it's here to get you the medication you need when you need it. who knew it could be this easy? 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so what did you think when you heard this? >> well, when i watched the special, i felt kind of disheartened that he was continuing this attack on the trans community. we love to say comedians are just telling jokes. that's what they do. but i think it ignores the fact that they have platforms and people who don't know it's through the media what they watch and read. the only things they hear are these constant misconceptions about our experiences, demon n izing words who we are, we're not women if we're trans women and trans men are not men and on and on and they will actually bring that into their everyday lives and we see high rates of violence. at least 38 trans and non-conforming folks have been murdered this year. we'll continue to see more pieces of legislation put forth that actually impacts young trans people. that's also the other thing, too, people get so fixated on the adjective of trans but we're human and i think dave chappelle did a sloppy job of speaking to our humanity. >> there is a part in there he talks about his friend and his friend said i'm not asking you to understand. i'm just asking you to listen and i'm telling you that i'm having this experience and that i'm a human being. is there any part that is red redemption in there or if you had a discussion with chappelle, what would you say to him? >> well, i think what is unfortunate is that he has not really grappled with the fact that as a black gender straight man he could have easily used his platform to talk about the tensions that exist within our own community as black folks, right? there is a way he and other black straight comedians gloss over the fact that black lgbtq plus folks exist so it's easy for him to paint the lgbtq plus community as purely a white community. there are all these ideas that queerness and transness are white inventions. that's not true. black lgbtq folks always existed and i'm wishing he didn't spend so much time only focussing on the fact there are white people within the comekcommunity becau lets him get off the hook. he doesn't have to hold himself accountable for the trans phobia and homophobia that exists. >> what you're talking about people may not be familiar with and it's our job to educate people. i want to talk and tell people what gender identity is and transgender is. let's set the record straight so people know that talks about gender identity is one's innermost concept of self-of male, female, blend of both or kn neither and how they perceive themselves. one's gender identity could be different from the sex assigned at birth and an umbrella term for people's whose gunldgender identity is different than the sex they were assigned at birth. so when chappelle says gender is a fact, what do you think of that? >> i think he along with a lot of trans exclusionarily to put forth this idea that trans people are saying gender does not exist. that's completely ly not what e saying. it's more complex. they aren't the exact same thing. so the way that you are assigned at birth may be based on genital or whatever -- femininity and so on and so forth so we're really saying these things are more complex and it's actually not just trans people having a gender experience, everybody is having a more complicated gender experience. >> yeah. thank you so much. appreciate you joining us and getting your side out there. you be well and i hope you'll come back and we'll continue these discussions, thank you so much. >> of course, thank you, don. >> i want to bring in flame monroe. hey, flame, how are you doing? >> hey, don lemon, how are you? >> doing well. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i've watched your netflix specials and a lot of you on the internet. i haven't gone to your show in person but i really do want to. listen, your stand up can be seen on netflix. what do you think? do the jokes cross a line for you? >> well, see, i have three dogs in this fight. let me start there. i'm black. i am a comedian, and i am trans gendered so i have three dogs in this fight and i want to be fair to each and every one of those platforms. what i heard from dave chappelle's latest special was the over pouring of racism that he talked about because i understand that he's talked about the transgender community and some things were painful to hear but funny because as a comedian, that is our safe place. that's where we're the safest on stage where we should feel like we can say anything. simone said the best, how can you be an artist and not speak about the times? he says it in socially inappropriate ways that people say is not politically credibility but teachable moments and there was no lies told. here is the hypocrisy for me, don. i love my community, lgbtq plus, i'm still a comedian first but i'll be respectful tonight to everyone involved because i have a three dogs in this fight. the love of the comedian will always be in me but i can hide that but the trans gender person, but the black person in my i can never hide. i hate the fact that we keep skirting around so here it is the hypocrisy. dave chappelle gave his friend, his words who is white and transgender who wanted to be a comedian an opportunity to open for him. dave chappelle is one of the greatest to do it in our time. that was a huge opportunity for her. the lgb community never reached out to give her an opportunity but turned and said he's trans phobic, homophobic and she stayed with her friend and stood against dave to say, no, he's not like that. the lgbtqia plus community bashed this woman so bad that she jumped off a building and killed herself. dave was not responsible for that. who is? >> flame, we don't know exactly why she killed herself but anyway. go on. i'm sorry. >> her constitution and my constitution are very different. the backlash at me, i'm not going to do that. but here is the thing. who are we blaming for that? you're not blaming dave. dave gave her an opportune tip the community didn't give her. >> uh-huh. listen, dave chappelle is saying quite honestly what a lot of people think. they don't understand the trans community and how people identify. is that a fair statement? >> i think that's very fair, and i think that he has opened up an opportunity for us to come to the table and have real conversations, don, about this. the problem is, we keep seeing disgruntled angry people with fists balled up to come to the table. m if you come to the table with an attitude, you'll never hear what i'm saying and i'll never hear what you saying. if we don't take time for real talk, we can let down the smoke screen between us and them so there will just be us. we're so much more alike than different and i'm telling you, you hear what you want to hear. you had to know that dave chappelle was cool in who he is because dave chappelle walked away from $50 million. it's in the bible and says for what does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul. money was never the problem -- >> hey, flame? >> yes? >> let me ask you this. i heard your standup and you say we fight over the wrong things and get too hung up on titles and as african-americans and members of the lgbtq plus community that we get too hung up on things that are -- look, you call people what they want to be called. that's how i feel. but we can have these discussions -- >> and -- >> but we get too hung up on titles and letters and -- >> well, what is -- what is kind of like the democratic party to me. are we trying to win the war or little battles? there are two sides of history with the transgender community. there is a disgruntle group fighting over pronouns and bathrooms and rights, joe biden appointed a doctor who is trangengdered and the first transgender actress to be nominated for a lead role. there is two sides in history. go one way and being pulled back only but us because if you sit down honestly and have a conseconser stati -- conversation with people,tr woman for more than 30 years, many are willing to tell you the story if you silt t them in a s capacity and make them feel safe as opposed to coming to me with an attitude. i'll be on defense because of the life i've lived. it's not a chosen life. it is in you. it's not a chosen life. it's in me to identify as transgender. >> i would love to continue to have this conversation and look, i think that there is -- we should be able to have these discussions without yelling at each other and offer some understanding about -- >> that's true -- >> -- this community. you can love what dave did or hate it or whatever, but i think you're right -- >> i'm a comedian. i am a comedian and telling you, i got three dogs in the fight. i have to be fair to all three. >> at the very least, we're talking about it and should use this opportunity to continue to have these discussions in a responsible, productive way. flame, i can't wait to see you and if i come, i want the front row. >> we'll have a drink together, don. >> all right, flame, you take care. >> for sure. thank you for having me. good night. >> appreciate having this conversation with both these women. thank you. cnn contacted netflix for a contact. we're waiting to hear back and conversations like these can be tough for many so if you or someone you know needs help, call the national suicide prevention lifeline. the number is now on your screen. the numbers are on your screen right now because you can text it, as well. okay? 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>> i don't disagree. i think cahppelle is framing himself as someone that is posing honest questions to the audience. i think, too, it feels like it's very apologizeeticapologetic. i do think that he is missing a lot of spots here in his ability or desire to raise the conversations. i think he's overlooking the fact when he speaks on transgender and sexuality issues, he's omitting the fact that black people are apparently apart of the communities, as well and seems to actually be upholding a lot of commentary by trying to frame a lot of groups together and i don't think they are helping conversations for anyone. >> in the special he says that he hates the phrase punching down but you think he's doing exactly that. why do you say that? >> look, you know, i looked up chappelle age a little awhile ago. i get it. he's a few years older than me. i get it. the world is changing in a lot of ways and the ways we grew up. the language and culture of things are changing. one of the things i had the opportunity to grow and reflect and develop, as i think about my own bodily, social, political autonomy in the world, i know that it can't come at the expense of other people around the same like freedom. i think for chappelle what is interesting about the special is a lot of it is about his older work we're talking about examining the point of systems and majority of the population. here he seems trained on wanting to dig in on frailty or a lack of, like, kind of viability inside of other marginalized groups in the community like experiences, advocacy and i do think he is in a way being antagonistic. i am just trying to defend myself. i'm trying to clarify for i'm coming from. i love these people. i love all these people and other groups to show up. speaks to a lack of supporting it. >> i appreciate y'all joining us. i think we understood everything you said. appreciate it. >> sorry. >> that's all right. it's not your fault. it the internet's fault. broad band. thank you. so please release the records, president biden says that he won't stand in the way of the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection but trump and his minions, they're not going down without a fight. stay with us. some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus, trulicity can lower your risk of cardiovascular events. it can also help you lose up to 10 pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration, and may worsen kidney problems. show your world what's truly inside. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. president biden rejecting