charles: you are all right with bill maher not being fired? >> bill maher took some time off, joy reid did the same thing. joian has a long history of tweeting and saying awful things, as bill maher does, too. but hbo made the decision to keep him on, he has great ratings. and abc despite her great ratings gave her the canada. >> abc knew what they were getting when they hired roseanne. the audience should know, they saw an opening in the trump era. they felt they could have a show that talked about forgotten man. this was a business decision. this was never about them care being your political philosophy. they knew she was a wildcard. charles: a lot of networks are tying these tweets, they connected the dots back to president trump. tammy: the conversation is important when it comes to with we stand for as individuals. at the same time it's like a template unfolded where it goes back to trump. roseanne barr is roseanne barr. if we want a teachable moment, what they are standing for. i don't know miss barr. saying she does not have liberal pro

it's disgusting when bill maher says that women should be objectified -- >> and this talk of jay-z -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> hey, i'm -- >> conservatives have been shut out of that town. >> okay, produce better content. [ all speak at once ] >> thank you. >> we can't fix it by pretending that it's hillary. >> eminem can insult the president and yet he also is misogynistic and he's applauded by hollywood. >> all right, bye. >> bye, don. >> we'll be right back. every fire department every police department is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california years ago realized the need to work together. teamwork is important to protect the community, but we have to do it the right way. we have a working knowledge and we can reduce the impacts of a small disaster, but we need the help of experts. pg&e is an integral part of our emergency response team. they are the industry expert with utilities. whether it is a gas leak or a wire down, just having someone there that deals with this every day is pretty comforting. we each bring something to the t

you know what i want, i always say this, i hate bill maher, i hate his show.s a dumb conservative that showed up and there is no point. and i am watching this, but here's the point, i want bill maher to have all of the freedom to say whatever he wants. the same with the jimmy kimmel, same with stephen colbert. everybody over at conspiracy tv nbc and cnn, how about we follow kanye's example, freedom of speech. stop feigning outrage over words and let america have a open dialogue, because liberals will not allow that because they want to suppress conservative speech. >> i do not think that is case -- >> sean: one liberal boycott. >> kanye trump, kanye west. [laughs] >> sean: checkmate, it is over. >> kanye west is getting death threats because he wants to make america great again. >> he is getting death threats because he has no basic grasp of history. if you look at the text messages between him and john legend who had to explain about the southern strategy -- >> why are you trying to keep kanye down?eg a you should celebrate diversityty of thought. not diversi

and so i'm on bill maher says, hey, we're going to kill terrorists. i just said, no, we're not going to do that. kind of stood up for the laws of armed conflict. the next week there's a presidential debate, and bret baier references my comment and says mike hayden says we're not killing terrorist families, that they will refuse to do that. now-president, then-candidate trump says, oh, no, no, they won't with refuse me. and then he went into kind of a leadership theme as to people following him, and then he explained why he need to kill terrorists' families. because, you know, the 9/11 families were here in the united states, and they flew out an airplane several days before the attack took place, and they went out wherever they were from and watched the attacks taking place with their husbands during the attack from overseas. that is pure -- well, it's not correct. [laughter] it's just totally made up. more recently, more recently the president went to davos. recall back in february? and former cnn correspondent, brit -- >> morgan. >> thank you, piers

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we've all been trying to talk about the culture for decades and mocked by people like bill maher and others who don't mind the freefall in the culture. but now the left is saying these things matter. words matter, great. pictures matter, billboards matter. and i don't care if you are kanye west are common who is featured in the starbucks tutorial the other day. but is that really -- did it all begin with donald trump coming down the escalator? we had a free fall in the culture since 1967 or something like that. >> it's a loaded question but i thunk it's -- >> laura: it's not a loaded question. it's a question of whether the downfall began with donald trump and the escalator. >> i don't know when it began but i can tell you the leadership has been divisive and i think that has caused the culture to be really be explosive now and roseanne was just one of the tipping points. i think that donald trump's leadership -- >> laura: do you think donald trump is a racist? >> i think he has said many things. >> laura: name three. >> i'm not going to name three. but you asked me a question and i

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if this were bill maher, we could just speak our piece expletive free, but it's not so here we are.t this trump/hannity dynamic, portions of which we were all kind of aware of. what does it explain to you if anything? >> sean hannity is the new steve bannon, and that is accurate. steve bannon is gone. sean hannity fills this void for donald trump, and the important thing about this is that this is the president of the united states who is listening to somebody who represents the echo chamber of the base, not somebody who represents the very hard conflict of opinion within the united states. our founders empowered a cabinet, and if you look back through history, we looked at the department of state and war and treasury as those who gave trusted advice to the president of the united states. in this case sean hannity is somebody giving advice. and mind you, brian, this is sean hannity who once said, i am not a journalist jackass. now, there was no punctuation in that, but he was espousing is he's not even a fair minded jftd in his own words. he is an opinion talk show host who is feedi

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we saw this with bill maher.is with joy behar and keith olbermann who has said disgusting things via twitter and able to secure a job at espn. is the difference right or wrong, liberal or conservative? >> martha: no, i think wrong is wrong. take a look ought joy behar. you just mentioned her. let's play this sound bite from february 13th. >> it's one thing to talk to jesus. it's another thing when jesus talks to you that's called mental illness if i'm not correct. >> jason, she basically said that christians who believe that jesus speaks to them are mentally ill or have a mental illness. she also apologized. and last time i checked she is on the air pretty much ery day. >> right. and her comments were terrible. one of the things we need to realize this is a pattern of behavior biros san. she sent the exact same tweet about another african-american woman in 2013. so, when you have a pattern. >> martha: they knew that when they hired her at abc. everybody knew who they were getting, right? >> it wasn't a pattern at

she'll be following bill maher in the next three months.as playing to her audience, illiberal set of journalists, and trump, by the way, was a winner to come of the smartest man not in the room. he was playing to his audience, america, america. >> laura: jeffrey lord, you wrote a piece for "the spectator" about this. this was supposed to be about the first amendment and beating back those who would want to intimidate people from speaking out on any issue, yet there was something desperately missing at saturday night's dinner. >> that's right, first i have to tell you, breaking news, the federal elections commission is starting to investigate the white house correspondents association for a multimillion dollar contribution to the trump campaign in 2020. you see these clubs that you play, all through the election season, i guarantee. >> laura: let's go through 2018, first, jeffrey. >> [laughs] good point. you are absolutely right, laura. this is the kind of thing -- and you should know that i asked the president of the white house corresponde

s bill maher have compared president trump to an ape but they've not had their shows cancelled of course you have to point out is a much different thing to call a black person a name that is very deeply rooted and racist history there roseanne we heard she apologized for this on twitter but then she continued to retreat people defending her original statements she's now blamed her behavior on the sleeping pill ambien she continues to tweet and kind of dig yourself deeper hole where you think you're just shaking your head. i'm going to listen to that how can people can defend this kind of stuff from them yeah i don't know i mean i'm actually a big fan of roseanne the artist the comedian not a big fan of roseanne barr the person i think that's where. the split comes along cases there have been people defending what she said which i think is indefensible but when you talk about the show itself if you call straight on the work she's done and we're talking specifically about the sitcom that she created the show itself isn't roseanne barr the person i mean the character she plays was also call

as much as i hate bill maher, and i mean, he hates me and i hate him, just a fact.sh limbaugh, the great one mark levin, conservatives that defended himr ann coulter, just conservatives defend him. not liberals. why? why would that be, considering. they claim to be the champions of free and open exchange of ideas, ideals, and opinions? >> i think a lot of times it's hard for them to step out of their own reality and a lot of the things they say are not rooted in very many facts. i have to say, kanye offered me a very different perspective on the right, we tend to say, this came from ben shapiro, facts don't care about your feelings. on the left, the feelings to become facts. we do have to acknowledge that. their feelings have becomeee facts. the only way we will combat that is to hear them out and understand where they are coming from and to come up with a different solution. i'm telling you, culture is that solution. they place a lot of importance on culture, who is wearing what hat and who says what they can and cannot think. >> sean: you know, candace, since i've

but why are bill maher and joy reed, two people in the last year who said hateful things still employedthe media if roseanne is not. if we're going to -- and joy reed we're searching for her time travel and hacker who went back in time and hacked her account and said hateful things about homosexuals. there seems to be an unevenness of consequences for hate and i hate all of this and i think they all ought to face the same consequences. >> i think bill and joy have to speak for themselves. i think you have to look at the context around it, it's not the same context. i don't like pointing out look over there, look what this person, two wrongs, three wrongs don't make a right. >> that's right. >> i agree it's all wrong. >> roseanne who has a history of this way more than any of the people that you mentioned and so does the president of the united states. and we're talking about the president of the united states who should, who should, his character should be beyond reproach. he should be setting the example. >> don't normalize him. >> therein lies the problem. therein lies the problem. wi

survived they were all waiting for news of the men for to come was only one word on their lips bill maher just saw a boy killed in his father's all by storm. i have only once in my life see men who are scared to death a bit to civil war was darkest secret. to come on al-jazeera. history is so often told through the eyes of leaders but in amritsar india just thirty kilometers from the border with pakistan this old building is being transformed into a new museum malika. is the driving force behind sars partition museum it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening on nine eleven museum was there and they are now numerous holocaust museum this is not beautiful a museum so countries around the world have walked a memorial lies these events that have shaped them by dition is not about the political events that led up to partition it's about the impact on each person who went through it it's really important that we highlight the stories of humanity hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remember our shared humanity and the she

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. >> last night on bill maher's show there was congressman hunter, i want to say he might be duncan hunterson. he is a military veteran who essentially kind of excused this. even within military members of trump's base is there real outrage that this is the way people talk about a war hero like john mccain? >> no, and, you know, i have to tell you as a military person, you know, and as i like to say an old navy chief, all right, and the difference between what's going on with trump's military base and the rest of the military is very weird. i mean, we have people who are behaving in sort of flight line field conditions where they can make all the insulting jokes that they want and it's going to be accepted, but you are talking about the man who took five draft deferments, who hid from the vietnam war, who joked about how avoiding stds was his way of combat. these military people love him. all right? and i'm going u. just going to come out and say it, not honorable military veterans because an mon rabl military veteran if they had heard this story would have said, do you know what, there's

. >> well, the concern of bill maher, no firing, no disciplinary action, when keith -- kathy griffin joy from the view say things about conservatives there's no outcry or affirmative action, no firing or suspension. roseanne said something about former staffer of the white house and what she said was disgusting an not appropriate but you can't have two separate sets of rules. companies have rules need to have across the board for everybody. maria: putting aside the racism and what took place with roseanne and all the other that is you mentioned keith, et cetera, i'm just talking about conservative conversation, conservative speakers and that's really what kevin mccarthy was addressing, the fact that you are seeing an effort to silence some people and some voices and as a result we could see congress ramp up regulation or minimum hold hearings on this to actually look at social media and whether or not it's fair. >> well, maria diamond and silk is a perfect example, censorship for being african american and talking about conservative values is very clear, they testified in front of co

. >> bill: we were with the family earlier on "fox & friends." vincent maher is with me now. to express about your partner. >> yeah. that was very unexpected to be put on the spot by commander-in-chief like that. >> bill: you are already with that, though, aren't you? >> yeah, do it all the time. honestly when i walked away from the podium i didn't remember a word i said. i was praying i made a good statement and i did well by the department and by the family. >> bill: her mother seems so sweet. >> she is aces. that woman, i tell you, she holds the weight of all law enforcement all over the country an her shoulders. that's how strong she is. >> bill: you said something to the president that got his attention and you gave him a coin as well. what was that all about? >> i gave the president a challenge coin that the men and women of the 46th precinct put together to sell to raise money to help the family and i was given one of the first presses of the coin. i've carried the coin with me every day since i got it. and while he was up there i just had some sort of a compelled feeli