i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. [david reading onscreen text] appreciate it. welcome to the financial capital of the world. all right, well. man: just to work, yeah. right. all right. we are at your favorite restaurant in omaha, gorat s. why do you like it so much? is it the food, or the price, or the combination of both? warren: it s the food, and the price, and the heritage. i four generations of the gorat family were involved here. pal gorat and i went to grammar school together, and so i ve known the people over the years. the steaks are great, you know, the prices are right, so. i had lunch here earlier today, it was very good, and it wasn t that expensive, and i quite enjoyed it. lot cheaper than new york, washington. a lot. that s why i buy people lunch here, then they can buy me the lunch in new york. that s a good deal, a good arbitrage. you grew up in omaha, but then you moved to
privilege. plus stephen welcomes sarah paulson and john hodgman, featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it s stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) stephen: whoo! hi, everybody! how are ya! how are ya?! good to see ya! what s going on, everybody? welcome one and all, children of all ages to the late show. i m your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) thank you very much! big news from the trump-russia investigation. yesterday, we finally got congressional testimony from donald trump jr. his grilling by the house intelligence committee lasted the first time a trump has put in a full work day. ( laughter ) don, jr. was there answering questions about his infamous meeting with russian lawyer, natalia veselnitskaya. ( laughter ) as you recall, don, jr. was there looking for dirt on hillary clinton. back in june of 2016, right? that s what the meeting was about. and everybody was
plus stephen welcomes sarah paulson and john hodgman, featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it s stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) stephen: whoo! hi, everybody! how are ya! how are ya?! good to see ya! what s going on, everybody? welcome one and all, children of all ages to the late show. i m your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) thank you very much! big news from the trump-russia investigation. yesterday, we finally got congressional testimony from donald trump jr. his grilling by the house intelligence committee lasted roughly eight hours, making it the first time a trump has put in a full work day. ( laughter ) don, jr. was there answering questions about his infamous meeting with russian lawyer, natalia veselnitskaya. ( laughter ) as you recall, don, jr. was there looking for dirt on hillary clinton. back in june of 2016, right? that s what the meeting was about
behave during a hostage situation. plus, as fans line up for the last jedi. is daisy ridley quitting star wars ? let s clear it up. then i m hopie ining that she has heart to forgive me. what kevin hart is saying now about cheating on his wife. we re with the cast of a christmas story live as they work out the kinks. well, most of them. let s hope that doesn t happen on the night. this is entertainment tonight. why is the accuser who brought down matt lauer saying she lives in constant fear? there is new fallout tonight as the today show tackles the scandal head on. hey, matt, are the allegations true? there s a hunt under way to find out who she is. appearing on the today show this morning, a lawyer for the anonymous accuser whose complaint took down matt lauer now accuses the network of not doing enough to protect heid confidentiality and they have not done a good job of doing that. they know exactly what they ve done and they need to st
news, roger federer is back to defend his title, but how did the british hopes fair in the draw for the australian open? good evening. patients are dying in hospital corridors in accident and emergency departments in england and wales because safety has been compromised by intolerable conditions. that s the blunt warning made in a letter to theresa may, signed by 68 senior doctors who run a&e departments. today there s fresh evidence of the pressure those units are under. over 300,000 patients waited longer than they should in december. 85% of patients were seen in four hours the 95% target the figure equals the previous low recorded last january. 0ur heath editor hugh pym has the story. serious concerns about patient safety and an intolerable situation. strong words from senior front line doctors in a letter to the prime minister. with scenes like this filmed by a patient in a hospital, the warnings are echoed by some medical leaders. there is no doubt that our emergen