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The gubernatorial election results in Virginia and New Jersey pointed to a strong showing by Republicans and those unhappy with President Biden. Up next, throngs of Q-Anon believers were disappointed when John F. Kennedy, Jr. didn’t show up at their gathering on the grassy knoll in Dallas yesterday, nor did he materialize on stage with Keith Richards and Mick Jagger later that night at a concert by The Rolling Stones. Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen chats about his new book Glitter Every Day: 365 Quotes from Women I Love.
It's election day in America and NYC is prepared to say bye bye to de Blasio. The UN's COP26 conference heats up as Queen Elizabeth chimes in to talk climate change, and the CDC votes to give the Pfizer vaccine to kids ages 5-11. Meanwhile, Christmas dinner is in the can this holiday season. Next, Dexter: New Blood's Michael C. Hall is not only reviving his beloved character, he's fronting a rock band. And author Michael Eric Dyson gets into a fierce debate over the greatest performer of all time with Stephen, Jon Batiste, and Stay Human while talking about his new book, Entertaining Race: Performing Blackness In America.
President Biden spent his Halloweekend shaking hands with the Pope at the Vatican and shaking things up at the UN's Climate Conference in Glasgow. Next, Stephen "Romansplains" the hot new thing in relationships - but DON'T call them that! Huma Abedin chronicles her 25-year career working alongside Hillary Clinton in her new memoir "Both/And," and David Byrne's "American Utopia" is back on Broadway - and so is David Byrne, tonight in the Ed Sullivan Theater!
President Biden met with Pope Francis in the Vatican today, police in Seattle go undercover to bust a Lego trafficking ring, and Cleveland's baseball and roller derby teams are dueling over the same name. Next, Evie graces the stage to help Stephen sort through The Late Show's first drafts of Halloween greeting cards! And later, Trevor Noah tells Stephen how making "The Daily Social Distancing Show" from home during the quarantine influenced how he approaches hosting "The Daily Show" today.
Facebook changes its company name to "Meta," the White House unveils its new $1.75 trillion spending plan, and can you guess which Senator dressed up as Ted Lasso for Halloween? Meanwhile, Lebron James is underwhelmed by the "Squid Game" finale, and hundreds of rolls of toilet paper spilled onto a California highway. John Leguizamo is creating a whole new universe of superheroes, and "Last Night in Soho" star Thomasin McKenzie compares New Zealand notes with Stephen.
A proposal to tax the ultra-rich keeps Washington lawmakers fighting over the spending bill in Congress, while Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe busts a move. Then, find out which companies are getting their beaks wet in the booze industry. Stephen sits down with actor, director, and host of “My Body, My Podcast,” Elizabeth Banks to talk birds and the bees. Next, what happens in “CSI: Vegas” doesn’t stay in “CSI: Vegas,” when star Jorja Fox joins Stephen to discuss the new series.
Extreme weather continues to strike from coast to coast as world leaders gear up to talk climate crisis this weekend, and Stephen gives his two cents on inflation as Americans are faced with historic price hikes for gas and groceries. Meanwhile, the football from Tom Brady’s 600th touchdown gets a bad handoff, and Franzia debuts a new fully-functional halloween costume. Stephen welcomes legendary journalist Katie Couric to talk about her new memoir, “Going There.”
Northern California is hit with a huge storm and torrential rain after declaring a drought emergency last week, while Democrats are inching towards a deal on the spending bill. Stephen sits down with Bruce Springsteen to talk about his new book “Renegades: Born in the USA,” and what it was like working from podcast to page with Former President Barack Obama.
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