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'It was very dark and dangerous': Hillary Clinton slams Trump's Trump's UN speech as she tells Stephen Colbert the President should not have called Kim Jong-un 'Rocket Man' KB Home CEO Jeffrey Mezger called his neighbor Kathy Griffin a 'bald d**e' and 'c**t' after her boyfriend called the LAPD to report his grandchildren for being too loud First college football player charged in hazing incident turns himself after being accused of trying to 'sodomize and beat a freshman before leaving him naked in a park' 'Evacuate or die': US Virgin Islands are lashed by 175mph Hurricane Maria as Puerto Rico declares state of emergency after Category 5 storm caused 'mind-boggling' devastation in Dominica Outrage as Missouri highway trooper is given just 10 DAYS 'shock time' in jail after man, 20, he improperly handcuffed fell off a boat and drowned while in his custody Have you been brushing your teeth ... (more)
'It was very dark and dangerous': Hillary Clinton slams Trump's Trump's UN speech as she tells Stephen Colbert the President should not have called Kim Jong-un 'Rocket Man' KB Home CEO Jeffrey Mezger called his neighbor Kathy Griffin a 'bald d**e' and 'c**t' after her boyfriend called the LAPD to report his grandchildren for being too loud First college football player charged in hazing incident turns himself after being accused of trying to 'sodomize and beat a freshman before leaving him naked in a park' 'Evacuate or die': US Virgin Islands are lashed by 175mph Hurricane Maria as Puerto Rico declares state of emergency after Category 5 storm caused 'mind-boggling' devastation in Dominica Outrage as Missouri highway trooper is given just 10 DAYS 'shock time' in jail after man, 20, he improperly handcuffed fell off a boat and drowned while in his custody Have you been brushing your teeth ... (more)
Hillary Clinton received a packet of jokes which were never told by comedian Stephen Colbert, because they had been written with the expectation of a Clinton victory in the 2016 presidential election. Colbert handed Clinton the "Election Vault: Unused Clinton Victory Jokes" during a "Late Show" interview Tuesday, which is part of Clinton's book tour for her campaign memoir, What Happened .
Hillary Clinton has been all over the place promoting her new book , "What Happened?" - and on Tuesday night, she stopped by CBS's "Late Show With Stephen Colbert" to chat with the host, one of the most vocal critics of President Trump in the entertainment industry. Here are five things viewers learned: Colbert pointed out that as Clinton makes the media rounds, a lot of people have said, "I wish Hillary Clinton would just go away."
Hillary Clinton strongly denounced President Donald Trump's speech to the United Nations Tuesday, telling Stephen Colbert the rhetoric was bombastic and inappropriate for the President of the United States. "I thought it was very dark, dangerous, not the kind of message that the leader of the greatest nation in the world should be delivering ," she told Colbert during an appearance on The Late Show Tuesday night, adding that she had only seen parts of the speech, not the entire thing.
Donald Trump has hit out at the Emmys after a stream of stars used the awards ceremony to criticise him. The US president took to Twitter on Tuesday evening to say he was "saddened" to see the "worst ever" Emmys ratings a claim that appears to be incorrect.
At least 139 people are killed after devastating 7.1-magnitude earthquake rocks Mexico City, triggering explosions, collapsing buildings and sending people fleeing into the street 'It was very dark and dangerous': Hillary Clinton slams Trump's UN speech as she tells Stephen Colbert the president should not have called Kim Jong-un 'Rocket Man' Paul Manafort fights back at 'politically motivated' surveillance against him amid claims Robert Mueller's probe into alleged financial crimes stretches 'over a decade' NHL journeyman Brian Boyle is diagnosed with leukemia - but still hopes to play in New Jersey Devils' opener next month Muslim cult 'trafficked woman for a decade, starting when she was 11, forcing her to work for free and subjecting her to emotional abuse' KB Home CEO Jeffrey Mezger calls his neighbor Kathy Griffin a 'bald d**e' and 'c**t' after her boyfriend calls LAPD to report ... (more)
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Hillary Clinton said first lady Melania Trump is not doing enough to fullfill her pledge during the campaign to initiate a movement to oppose cyberbullying. "No, no, and, look, I don't think anybody is doing enough on cyberbullying," Clinton said when Mic asked if Trump was making progress combating online bullying.
So far, I have refrained from weighing in on Hillary Clinton's post-mortem, What Happened , even though, as one of the few pundits who predicted that Donald Trump would win the presidential election, I perhaps can claim at least some insight into what happened. Why did I foresee that Trump would win? Not because I anticipated or understood what became the Trump phenomenon.
Hillary Clinton walked back her controversial comments on Tuesday after floating the idea of the possibility of contesting the 2016 election in wake of mounting evidence showing Russian interference. "I think no one, including me, is saying we will contest the election," Clinton clarified speaking at a Mic roundtable in New York on Tuesday.
Hillary Clinton late Tuesday tore into President TrumpA s "very dark" and "dangerous" speech at the United Nations General Assembly earlier in the day, arguing he took the wrong tact in condemning North KoreaA s nuclear pursuits. "When you face dangerous situations like what is happening in North Korea, to make it clear, your first approach should always be diplomatic," Clinton said during an appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."
Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said she doesn't rule out challenging the results of the 2016 election, but wasn't sure if there was a "legal, constitutional way to do that". "I think you can raise questions," Clinton told NPR's Terry Gross when asked if it would be legitimate to challenge the legitimacy of the election.
Hillary Clinton - who lost the 2016 election, in case you weren't sure - is on a book tour with her campaign memoir, Donald Trump - who is still campaigning despite having won - is chatting up Democrats to try to get something done. Anything! By week's end, he was recanting every mean thing he ever said about illegal immigrants and was softening his vow to send Dreamers back to their point of conception.
"Hillary Clinton says she would not rule out questioning the legitimacy of the 2016 election if new information surfaces that the Russians interfered even more deeply than currently [asserted on the basis of no credible evidence]. In an interview with Fresh Air 's Terry Gross about her new memoir, What Happened , Clinton acknowledges that such a challenge would be unprecedented and that 'I just don't think we have a mechanism' for it."
Paul Manafort, Donald Trump's campaign manager, before the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, July 17, 2016. Manafort met with Senate Intelligence Committee investigators on July 25, 2017, to discuss the June 2016 meeting between a Russian lawyer and Trump's inner circle that was set up to receive damaging information about Hillary Clinton, according to a person familiar with the discussion.
NU went 7-3 in non conference play but were upset by Northern Iowa on Saturday afternoon. Head coac... -- The Washington Redskins have placed safety Su'a Cravens on the reserve/left squad list, meaning he will not return to the team this season.
Hillary Clinton said she was surprised Trump was elected based on his demeanor at the presidential debates, and said she purposefully held her tongue on the assumption that voters wanted someone more "composed." "You know, I sort of thought at the end of the day people would say, 'Yeah.
Hillary Clinton called President Trump and his administration a "clear and present danger to the future of our country" because of their desire to change reality and facts to fit their message. Clinton said that feeling first started during the inauguration when then-White House press secretary Sean Spicer took to the podium to lie on Trump's behalf about the inauguration being the most attended and most watched inauguration in history.
Hillary Clinton said she had a misconception of how her ideas would be covered by the media during the 2016 election and she did not respond quickly enough to make appropriate adaptations to her messaging. "You know, I really believed that - I think in retrospect it was a misconception or certainly out of sync with the time in which we're living and the candidate I ended up running against," Clinton said Monday at Warner Theater during a promotional event of her new book, What Happened .