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. >> rob reiner, actor and filmmaker. >> he's here with a film written by his son about his own addictions. sending crude prices higher maybe. deird deirdra bosa is with us. >> we had to move as we were leaving a wall of smoke was closing in on our location. we had to move quickly. we snapped a photo that i believe we can show you. it looked like this big plume of smoke. over the last few hours we were camped out near the highway. we saw a long line of emergency vehicles headed into the blaze. it isn't threatening oil sands operation but production is being impacted. reuters have calculated that at least 140,000 barrels per day in capacity is now offline which isn't huge in the grand scheme of things but a lot of that oil goes the u.s. an alberta official says they're conducting basic wildfire training. from the looks of it, there have been a lot of firefighters and vehicles heading into the affected area. so who knows how long it will be. we'll continue to push it as it pushes further and further down the highway. back over to you. >> dear degree, thank you very much. >> later they'll be

take rob reiner. got into a heated debate with joe scarboro of not asking trump about important issues, of not posing tough questions and forcing him to give detailed answers. reiner then pivoted to a different target. >> if you continue to do that, he will lose. because there's nobody in america that would agree with the idea that all muslims should be banned from the country. >> how do you explain the millions of people who do not watch this show who actually like what they hear from donald trump and aren't taking messages from us but they listen to what he says and vote for him? how do you explain that. >> there are a lot of people who are racist. >> wow. really? is that the best you can do. reiner conceded that some trump voters aren't racist which challenged. trump is a guy who won 10 million votes in the primary, who won 60% of the vote in new york and other states. to dismiss his supporters as bigots is insulting and shows no effort to understand his appeal. dana millbank has ripped trump and wa

. >> rob reiner was on msnbc and he said anyone who supports trump is a racist. >> right.you know, i could fall asleep listening to the same exact argument from every liberal about every conservative or every republican for as long as i can remember. reagan was an applicable dunce and a racist. george w. bush was a racist. everybody is a racist or a sexist or a homophobe or whatever. it's just -- it's boring, it's old and i hope soon the american people go, you know what, it doesn't fly anymore. >> before i let you go, any pushback from hollywood for your outspoken stance on trump and conservatives? >> you know, eric, i've worked consistently for like 40 years out in hollywood. so -- everybody has known i'm a conservative. you make money from people, you're going to work. so i have not. >> "cashin' icas"cashin' in" he >> fox news on 24/7. >> thank you for joining us. . >> good evening, everybody, i'm lou daub dobbs. donald trump meeting with lawmakers. by all account, he clearly one them over. he has a message and mandate for millions of voters and members of congress hear

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take rob reiner, a big time hollywood activist and hillary clinton supporter. on msnbc's morning show he got into a heated gate ak sing them and the media in general about not asking trump about important issues, not asking tough questions and forcing him to give more detailed answers. the host pushed back hard but then reiner prift pivoted to a different target. >> if you do your due diligence and continue to do that he will lose because there's nobody in america that would agree with the idea that all muslims should be banned from the country. >> how do you explain the millions and millions of people who do not watch this show who actually like what they hear from donald trump and aren't taking messages and orders from us in the media but listen to what he says for themselves and vote for them. how do you explain that? >> there are a lot of people who are racist. >> wow. really? is that the best you can do? reiner conceded that some trump voters aren't racist when challenged by joe and mika, but trump won 10 million votes in the primaries, to dismiss his supp

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rob reiner was on, i tell you, talking about news and features and how much is news and how much is show, how much is show business and for once joe scarborough could hardly get a word in edgewise. it is hard to tell. i would say it is fun to watch except it is so scary to watch. >> 1950s, a presidential candidate from maine whose name escapes me but who committed political suicide by just saying one word, kanok. that was considered a slur. we are now almost 60 years later you have to do something very very very bad to commit political suicide. >> apparently you can say anything. >> does this say something about our civilization? >> of course. it just seems things are way out of control. daily life, i at first complained about no one having any manners and it goes on from there up to i don't think the white house but close to it. >> obama in his book said -- nothing was made of it. >> if he can run the country -- >> talking about political suicide. >> that builds on i tried it in college but i didn't inhale. and it is like anything, you take one more step and one more step and one more s

rob reiner was on and he was riding him. i'll tell you. they're talking about news and features and how much was news and how much was show business? for once, joe could hardly get a word in edgewise. so it's hard to tell. i would say the whole thing is fun to watch except it's so scary to watch. [inaudible] the name escapes me, but who committed political suicide but just saying one ward. it was considered a slur. we are now almost, 60 years later, later, you have to do something very, very bad to commit political suicide. does that say something about our civilization? >> of course, things are way out of control. certainly in daily life, and the first complainant of no one having any manners. it just keeps going on from there. i don't think at the white house, but close to. [inaudible] >> if he can run the country. you know because that builds on, i tried it in college but i didn't inhale. it's like anything. it's one more step and one more step and one more step and now you're on the stage talking about the size. [inaudible] >> i'm sorr