CAMEROTA: Donald Trump feeding the late night comics with huge laughs.</s>CUOMO: There we go.</s>PEREIRA: Is that better?</s>CUOMO: Much.</s>CAMEROTA: I'm working on it. Here's what you missed last night.</s>JIMMY FALLON, LATE NIGHT TALK SHOW HOST: Trump's lead seems to be slipping. In fact Tom Brady not endorsing Donald Trump, in fact he doesn't follow politics at all. Of course, Trump took the news in stride by calling Gizzele a five. She's lower than Heidi Klum.</s>STEPHEN COLBERT, LATE NIGHT TALK SHOW HOST: He's been offensive. Yes, he would be a terrible president. But I do want to say this. Don't leave me Donald. Don't you understand If you go away I'm going to have to talk about those other boring people. I'm going to have to learn their names.</s>PEREIRA: He has a point. He is not boring. You cannot say that he puts you to sleep and he's boring.</s>CAMEROTA: And his whole point is that he does provide a lot of fodder. Not only for comics, for the media. There is truth in that joke.</s>CUOMO: I would say there is joke in that truth.</s>PEREIRA: Good point.</s>CUOMO: Colbert wins. All right, Hurricane Joaquin is the real deal. It is rapidly intensifying and it is making progress this way. What does that mean though? Is it going to hit the U.S.? How good is the chance? How good is the chance it will turn out to sea? We have a new Hurricane Center forecast right after the break.
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