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Rhiannon12866's JournalStephen Colbert - Guests 'The Circus' Hosts: Billionaires Against Taxes On Billionaires
Showtime's 'The Circus' hosts (John Heilemann, Mark McKinnon, Alex Wagner) assess the billionaire-heavy 2020 presidential field.
'The Circus' Hosts: Who Can Make America Normal Again?
Showtime's 'The Circus' think Trump's 2020 challengers will compete to prove they could 'Make America Normal Again.'
Stephen Colbert - Monologue and Opening - 1/30/19
Stephen Sends His Warmest Regards To The MidwestStephen Colbert is sending you warm thoughts, the Midwest.
Trump Says One Thing, U.S. Intel Says Another
What do Iran, North Korea, and the U.S.-Mexico border have in common? Trump is contradicting U.S. intelligence about all of them.
The Trump-Putin Meeting We Didn't Know About
We're just learned about a private meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. And we learned it from Russian intelligence.
The Most Emotionally Manipulative Super Bowl Ad Ever
If this new Super Bowl ad doesn't make you cry, nothing will.
The 5-Day Forecast From Skadi, Goddess Of Winter
When it's this cold outside, only the Nordic goddess of winter is qualified to give the five-day weather forecast.
10 Most Stolen Cars Of 2018 (And 10 That Are Never Touched)
Car manufacturers strive annually to improve the security features of its car. The automobile companies know that the best sports cars in the world have no value if thieves can steal it. In the 90's, most car manufacturers failed to provide the adequate security features to prevent theft; hence, drivers bought steering-wheel and gear-leaver locks to protect their precious vehicles. Yet, thieves found a way to jigger the protection mechanisms and absconded with the car. With the car theft epidemic spiraling out of control, car manufacturers took drastic measures to fit its vehicles with state of the art anti-theft features. Some manufacturers were successful in combating theft while other companies failed, as thieves found a way to circumvent the subpar anti-theft features. Thieves used to target only old models due to the car's scant security features, but with the advent of technology, criminals are also targeting the new models. While any car is prone to theft, certain models are more likely to be targeted than other vehicles.
The motivation for the theft varies. Some cars on our list target are new while others are old and their parts are valuable. Whatever the reason for your tears, our list contains the cars that thieves have stolen the most, and the cars that no thief would touch.
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STOLEN: JEEP CHEROKEE
The American manufacturer has made many brilliant SUVs for decades and thieves have noticed. A Cherokee is comfortable and can handle most terrains; hence why many drivers opt for that SUV. If you own a 2000 model, thieves are most likely to target your vehicle.
The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NCIB) reported that more than 9000 Cherokees were stolen in 2016.
Owners of the older Cherokee models should consider selling their vehicle and choose a newer model since it is equipped with better anti-theft protection. The newer models have proven to give thieves a difficult time since not as many are stolen.
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STOLEN: CHEVROLET IMPALA
The Impala has an anti-theft system, but it does not deter criminals. Instead, they seem to love the conservative car that Chevrolet has manufactured. Which model do they target the most? The 2008 model seems to be their priority. NCIB stated that almost 10000 Impalas were stolen in a year.
With average annual sales of 150000 units, 1 out of 15 Impalas will be stolen. To avoid being a statistic while driving an Impala, you should buy a newer model. After all, it is best to follow the philosophy 'Out with the old and in with the new.'
More: https://www.hotcars.com/10-most-stolen-cars-of-2018-and-10-that-are-never-touched/?v=4
Seth Meyers - Trump Threatens Military Action in Venezuela: A Closer Look
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump floating the possibility of using military force in Venezuela.
Seth Meyers: Guest Nicolle Wallace Says Trump's Base Thinks He's a Loser
Nicolle Wallace talks about what Donald Trump's base thinks about his role in the government shutdown battle, shares her take on Roger Stone and talks about Chris Christie's attempt to re-enter the public arena.
Nicolle Wallace Thinks Kamala Harris Has Something That Scares Trump
Nicolle Wallace speculates on how the Trump administration is preparing for the State of the Union, and she talks about Nancy Pelosi's legislative acumen and what Senator Kamala Harris has that scares Trump.
Seth Meyers - Roger Stone Pleads Not Guilty, Trump's Global Warming Tweet - Monologue - 1/29/19
Point, Counterpoint: The Government Shutdown, 2020 Presidential Candidates
Seth moderates Late Night writers Ally and Amber as they share conflicting points of view on important issues, like the Chinese gene-editing babies.
Tweets the Pope Didn't Send
Seth Meyers reads off a series of tweets Pope Francis left in his drafts.
Seth's Comedy Induced a Home Birth in Milwaukee
Seth Meyers shares a story about a woman who gave birth in her own home after hearing Seth talk about his wife giving birth in the lobby of their apartment building.
The Daily Show: It's 2019 and the U.S. President Still Thinks a Cold Snap Disproves Global Warming
Reporters brave frigid temperatures and Trump still thinks that a cold snap means global warming isnt real.
The Daily Show: It's 2019 and the U.S. President Still Thinks a Cold Snap Disproves Global Warming
Reporters brave frigid temperatures and Trump still thinks that a cold snap means global warming isnt real.
Stephen Colbert - Guest Chris Christie: Trump 'Blew It' With The Shutdown
'Let Me Finish' author Chris Christie assesses Trump's government shutdown plan: 'the President blew it.'
Why Does Chris Christie Remain Friends With Trump?
Stephen wants to know what 'Let Me Finish' author Chris Christie gets out of his friendship with Donald Trump.
Stephen Colbert - Monologue and Opening - 1/29/19
What The Hell Is Going On With 'Global Waming?'Against the backdrop of the president's climate change doubts, Stephen offers a new deodorant suggestion to Acting AG Matthew Whitaker.
Trump's Immigration Claims Are Right Out Of 'Sicario'
Donald Trump has floated a series of highly specific, unverified claims about immigrants that seem to have come directly from 'Sicario: Day of the Soldado.' Seriously.
Meanwhile... A Pill That Cures Loneliness
Meanwhile... scientists are working on a pill for loneliness.
Other Things Written On John Bolton's Notepad
A possible plan to send troops to Colombia was only one thing John Bolton's notebook accidentally exposed to the public.
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