September 8, 2017

Stephen Colbert: Guest Senator Bernie Sanders

What Bernie Sanders Wants Hillary To Do Next



The Vermont Senator and 'Bernie Sanders Guide to Political Revolution' author responds to critical excerpts from Hillary Clinton's memoir.



Bernie Sanders Tries To Say Something Nice About Trump



Hey, you can't blame the Vermont Senator for trying.

September 8, 2017

Stephen Colbert Monologue - 9/7/17

The Democrats Actually Won Something!



Democrats were able to score a rare win when President Trump sided with their outline for raising the debt ceiling.



The Worst Part Of Steve Bannon's First Interview: Steve Bannon



Steve Bannon's upcoming '60 Minutes' interview with Charlie Rose features controversial views, conspiracy theories and, worst of all, Steve Bannon.



There's A Trump Protest For Everyone!



The most difficult part of protesting the Trump administration is figuring out which demonstration is which.

September 8, 2017

The Daily Show - New York Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week, Where Cultural Appropriation Never Goes Out of Style

To celebrate New York Fashion Week, Dulce Sloan breaks down the industry's problematic trend of white designers appropriating African-American culture to sell clothes.

September 8, 2017

Seth Meyers: Trump Gives Short-Term Debt Ceiling Extension, Hurricane Irma - Monologue - 9/6/17

September 8, 2017

Seth Meyers: Guest Trevor Noah

Trevor Noah Was a Victim of Fake News



Trevor Noah chats with Seth about relating to Donald Trump's inner comedian and why translating the president into other languages takes the edge off.



Trevor Noah Saw Chelsea Handler Instigate a Women's Uprising in South Africa



Trevor Noah chats with Seth about his weird trip to South Africa with Chelsea Handler and Charlize Theron and how everything relates to Donald Trump no matter where he goes in the world.

September 8, 2017

Seth Meyers - Trump Waffles on DACA, Responds to Hurricane Irma: A Closer Look

Seth takes a closer look at how Donald Trump is exposing how unfit for the presidency he is through his handling of crises from all sides, from hurricanes to immigration reform.

September 7, 2017

Stephen Colbert Monologue - 9/6/17

Stephen Watched Trump's Ivanka Comments So You Don't Have To (Vomit)



President Trump AKA 'Daddy' made some awkward comments in North Dakota about drought, flooding and his daughter.




What We Know About Hillary Clinton's New Memoir



Excerpts from Hillary Clinton's new memoir portray then-candidate Bernie Sanders as a big promise-maker (who loves ponies).




The Leaked Note Obama Left For Trump



As is tradition, the departing president left some words of advice for the incumbent. As is not tradition, he had to really spell out for the new guy.




It's Back-To-School Time For Congress



Gridlock is back in session!

September 7, 2017

Heres where to get gas, groceries when Irma is gone but the power is out

After the hurricane, where can you go to get gas?

Twelve years ago, Hurricane Wilma’s damage led to weeks of electrical outages and long lines at the gas pumps. When drivers learned that a gas station had power, they would wait in line for fuel, often leading to angry outbursts when the pumps ran dry.

This time, more convenience stores and gas stations are equipped with either generators or backup power supplies to run their equipment and Miami-Dade and Broward counties have compiled lists of where to go to find companies that have generator power.

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Here is a list of gas stations in Miami-Dade County that should have generator power after the storm. The list is arranged by ZIP codes:

More: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/weather/hurricane/article171580052.html

September 7, 2017

Airlines cap prices for Hurricane Irma evacuees

Big airlines are slashing prices to help people flee Florida before Hurricane Irma hits.

JetBlue (JBLU) said Wednesday it's "offering any remaining seats in select markets" at reduced fares of between $99 and $159, including taxes.

American Airlines (AAL), which has a major hub in Miami, said it has capped the price of main cabin seats on single leg flights at $99.

Delta (DAL) announced it won't charge more than $399 for tickets on all flights to and from southern Florida and the Caribbean. That price cap will apply to all seats, including first class.

American said Wednesday that most of the flights out of the area were now sold out, but the company was working to add more. Delta said it had seats available, but it doesn't fly to many locations out of southern Florida.

All three companies say their price caps will be in effect through September 13.


More: http://money.cnn.com/2017/09/06/news/companies/jetblue-hurricane-flights/index.html

September 7, 2017

Gasoline shortages, price hikes likely to ease by next week

Texas gasoline shortages and price hikes could ease next week now that most major Gulf Coast refineries are restarting after Hurricane Harvey, an industry analyst says.

The storm forced operations to stop at more than a dozen oil refineries that churn out nearly 25 percent of the nation's fuel supply. Now only four remain halted.

The returning refining capacity should help most gas stations restock within a week, said Patrick DeHaan, senior petroleum analyst for GasBuddy, adding that higher prices will linger.

Prices on average have risen by 40 cents a gallon in the Houston area and nearly 60 cents in Dallas since before Harvey made landfall Aug. 25 north of Corpus Christi.

The only major refineries still offline are Phillips 66 in Sweeny, Royal Dutch Shell in Deer Park, Exxon Mobil in Beaumont and Paris-based Total in Port Arthur.


More (Including aerial photos): http://www.chron.com/business/energy/article/All-but-four-major-refineries-are-beginning-to-12177013.php



The Phillips 66 refinery near Sweeny is one of the few still offline after Hurricane Harvey.