announcer: it s a late show ! live with stephen colbert! tonight it s joe time. ary rodham clintonmes livhi and musical guest the killers, featuring live jon batiste and stay homin . and now live from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it s stephen colbert! stephen: welcome! ladies and gentlemen, to a late show ! i m your host stephen colbert. i m here with my stage manager, my executive producer, my son john s here tonight, and we have a huge night for you because we ere live right there after the final night to have the democratic national convention, and it has been, whew, a beclwind week. but now it s over. bob s your uncle and joe s your candidate because tonight was the dramatic season finale of our d.n.c. spectacular! democrats assemble. our d.n.c. spe all you fired up! nd so we fight! it is what it is! bluebird smash! stephen: i did not expect that. every night of the convention has had stephen: every night of he co
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stephanie ruhle, and her extended conversation with the cfo of herbalife. john, thank you for joining us today. i want to start with hershey square has been saying for the last year the you have been miss marking your venezuelan exposure, and you made a correction. why is that? a correction.ake sachsen circumstances drove the weight we used in venezuela. every company use the same rate of 6.1. venezuela is an unusual market. it introduced alternate exchange rates in the first quarter. we moved to seek at one, which is what the median market did. a few more moved to seek at two. 30th? do it sometime or 30th?ptember we signed a supply agreement in october with a local manufacturer to produce our second largest product in venezuela. they will start producing next year. opportunitytes the to get see cad one. if you had done it in june, how much worse would your financials look? cadf we had gone to see two in the first quarter, we would ve had an 8% impact. 18% impact. i
but look in the mirror and hate yourself, not the people who are doing this work. it is the job of these senators to question policy but attacks are that s what you do instead of dealing with the policy issues. we have have a very distinguished member with us, a good friend of all of us, someone who deals seriously with policy issues and is joined us today and that would be january from illinois. also i think today of most significance i believe is my role on the intelligence committee. all of us were given a briefing based on emerging information from the intelligence committee . susan rice, i do susan rice went on television based on the information that was available at the time and the briefing that she was given information and intelligence that she had no part in collecting. the kind of statement that is anyone who had been given those briefings would have made in public. obviously, this was on an unclassified buys sis but she was given information that she had
the fold to a damaging ways mr policies after seeing so many people into poverty. but critics say the way the text is heavy on dsl light on facts. fan. did you ever not skyline is to bring you today s top stories and a look back at the week s news of two hundred fifty people most of them police of inward in street battles in the ukrainian capital sunday s ban on demonstrations didn t stop hundreds of thousands of pro eu protesters from throwing bricks at officers in storming government buildings but he s like sarah jet ski reports from kiev. tensions are dying down here in the central thai capital although still it s pretty much the knights had spent twenty thousand protesting in the central square the city administration building was taken over by the activist of a nationalist party they now describe it as the headquarters of the new revolution in boiling point here is the building of the administration of ukraine s president heard it during the day we saw enormous class is