Steve Bannon Updates His Resumé



Trump's top strategist Steve Bannon is the latest White House staffer rumored to be on the chopping block.



Take A Side, Mr. President: Nazis Or Not Nazis



Stephen digs into President Trump's off-script/off-the-rocker press conference in which he contradicted statements given on Monday condemning hate groups.



Let's Repurpose Those Confederate Statues



Business is booming for the Kopelski twins of Kopelski Twins Confederate Statue Modification Service, who offer an even more rewarding alternative to the removal of racist statues.

Seth breaks down the crazy that came out of President Trump's most recent press conference, where he seemed to side with white supremacists in the wake of the events in Charlottesville.

What Trump Could Have Said After Charlottesville



In his speech on Saturday, the President failed to confront the hate groups associated with the deadly Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, VA. But he clearly he had it in him!



Stephen Makes Condemning Nazis Look Easy (Because It Is)



It took the President two days to utter a direct dismissal of the KKK, neo-Nazis, or white supremacists. Stephen doesn't even need 15 minutes.

Front-stabber Anthony Scaramucci believes Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon has his own motives.




Anthony Scaramucci Doesn't Like Bannon's 'Toleration' Of White Supremacists



Ex-White House Communication Director Anthony Scaramucci renounces elements within the White House he perceives as encouraging white supremacist ideology.

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany must eventually follow other European countries in banning new diesel cars, Chancellor Angela Merkel said, conceding for the first time that diesel's days are numbered in the wake of the emissions scandals.

Her concession, in an interview with Super Illu magazine, followed mounting pressure over the summer on Germany's auto makers who concealed from regulators the true emissions level of diesel vehicles.

"I don't want to name an exact year," she said, but Britain and France's plans to phase out internal combustion-driven cars by 2040 "were the right approach".

The fate of the auto sector, Germany's biggest exporter and provider of some 800,000 jobs, has become a hot issue in the Sept. 24 election, when Merkel is seeking a fourth term. Politicians are accusing auto executives of failing to find an adequate response to the emissions scandal.

Agreement was reached at a summit of politicians and carmakers this month to overhaul engine software on 5.3 million diesel cars to cut pollution and repair the industry's reputation, battered by Volkswagen's admission two years ago that it had cheated U.S. emission tests.


More: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-germany-emissions-merkel-idUSKCN1AU1HJ

Seth takes a closer look at Trump finally bending to two days of public pressure to unequivocally denounce white supremacists, neo-Nazis and the KKK in the wake of violent rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Seth Meyers addresses violent events in Charlottesville, Virginia and calls out President Trump for being slow to directly condemn the white supremacist movement.

Guests: Richard Dawkins, Fareed Zakaria, Jon Meacham, Jim Parsons

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Bill and his guests – Richard Dawkins, Fareed Zakaria, Jon Meacham, and Jim Parsons – answer viewer questions after the show.