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Find someone else for that. it is audrey drake graham who put it best, i have to stay in my stone. you say that we tonight the mueller team strikes in a scene out of a movie. a man gets off a plane and he is quickly questioned about what he knows and served a subpoena to come talk to the special council. with the president in florida, more trouble back in washington. bad news are for members of the cabinet after more white house departures. fascinating new numbers are out and you might be surprised to learn what kinds of americans came out last weekend to march and demonstrate against gun vi...

And talking about construction brought back some happy trump memories. >> that's what i do is build. i was always very good at building. i think better than being president. >> oh, don't sell yourself short, sir. you suck at both. >> i can't say that. steven can say it. stephen colbert gets tonight's "last word." coming up retired four star general discusses the present relations with north korea which starts now. tonight the mueller team strikes out of a scene out of a movie. a man gets off the plane at the logan airport and quickly surrounded and detained by the feds, questioned by the fbi...

But the states are stepping up, interestingly, all around new jersey, states are stepping up, chris. new jersey has the second lowest gas tax in the country, 14.5 cents a gallon, compared to new york, 45 cents a gallon. california, 46 cents a gallon. pennsylvania, 50 cents a gallon. and talk about red state governors and red state legislators. listen to who's raised the gas tax in the last year. georgia, idaho, iowa, south dakota, utah, and wyoming. all states with republican governors, republican legislatures. governor christie should do the right thing and make a significant increase in new ...

But, you know, it's not a decision that's going to affect many people's lives to a large extent. it was written in a narrow way, but i think when you step back and say, what was the court doing there? they were saying, no, actually corporations should be considered people for purpose of having rights. of course, corporations have rights that us flesh and blood people don't have in terms of shielding themselves from liability and all that. so it was extraordinary in what it was saying about the power of corporations, if not in its practical application. >> what does it say to you, dana, that he...