exactly, everybody knows who boris is, but i don't think michael gove is a lunatic, he's playing a longually exceedingly charming. isee and he's actually exceedingly charming. i see him as my ideological enemy but, when we meet, he treats you like his best friend. that is a skill. i was speaking to a civil servant who worked in government and said he was the best minister you worked with, but i don't think she politically agreed with him, and obviously civil serva nts with him, and obviously civil servants can't express their views, but michael gove got engstrom, he was good at being a million. but i don't want to be him prime minister! —— michael gove got things done. don't want to be him prime minister! -- michael gove got things done. the sunday times, boys league slump in university applications. love island, i say. all they want to do island, i say. all they want to do is build their muscles and older girls. i think it's having a terrible act. and you think this is encouraging boys, instead of studying for a degree? its role models. i'm a father of two young boys at my seven—year—o

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august when parliament is in recess, at 7:23 a.m., when most tourists are about as well, that this lunaticof suppose that terrorism took place? that is what the telegraph as saying. there was a white van they crossed onto the wrong side of the road at the same time and no one seems to know quite why it —— that crossed. possibly it was part of a broader picture of staking out the situation. i was struck also by the figure that there are 676 live investigations at the moment. the terrorist squad are phenomenal people. the way they have delivered for this country, we have had some terrible things happen, but without then we would be in a parlous state. all is our first question now is not how well did you respond, but how much did you already know? that is just a given. the fact that they actually know what is going on or have a good idea, never should any criticism be levelled at them. they are fantastic. still a lot of questions on that case. our third main story, president at one who carries on becky minnock —— president at again. iam laughing becky minnock —— president at again. i am laug

mark it up and made quick profits and so this at first was dismissed as a conspiracy theory and the lunatic fringe was there just like good business people they just don't know how to run a business but dogood pursued by people like neil mitchell you know on the show many times can't digging and digging and digging and to get more and more proof so then it became incontrovertibly undeniable mass financial terrorism by royal bank of scotland on its own people in the u.k. for i and the m.c.a. at that moment presented with overwhelming irrefutable proof says. we actually don't cover that that's not in our purview where we don't know we we don't see anything go go we don't know so this is so busy so beautiful this is how this market in the system estate in place for a thousand years is they all what my god i'm currently coming on ravel on those this is. news to be put into my pocket so the f.c.a. will change their name see what happens in the u.k. is that every time the regulator is caught committing massive fraud. to cleanse themselves they change their names and we go on within three months i

not being a lunatic. >> this is not a big disagreement for ivanka trump and her father. in fact her father came out afterwards and basically clarified her statement. it's the same way that he calls her honey and baby and says that, in relayed conversations with her, she calls him daddy, it's another way for him to demean her. they have this good cop/bad cop demeanor and i think we saw that playing out today. >> annie karni, was a clarification of his daughter's comments, do you have any reporting that suggests that he was displeased with her not towing the family line? >> i don't think so. but he has expressed frustration with ivanka in the past. he has expressed frustration in the past with ivanka and jared even being in the white house, saying, you know, this was a bad idea, they should go back to new york. but the sarah moment i found instructive too, about the limits of what she can do. the president was mad at how she dealt with the white house correspondents dinner, wanted her to walk out, wanted her to personalize it. we saw her personal size the situation when sh

who care about public safety, i have to fight to stop a company from providing a blueprint to any lunatic planet to kill people. it's a license to kill and a recipe for mass carnage. >> jan, explain from your perspective how this makes sense. how does it makes sense too allow people a homemade gun they can make in the privacy of their own home that is untraceable and this you can brink -- that passes through a metal detector into stadiums on to planes, et cetera. >> well, first of all whether it makes sense or not and how we feel about it -- and brian, i'm sorry about what you had to go through, truly i am -- but feelings and whether or not it's fair is not the same thing as a right. rights are different from government-issued privileges and this is more than second amendment, this is a first amendment right issue. this guy was going to publish the blueprints. if we're going to start censoring any kind of information out there on the internet that might do irreparable harm then we have to take off web sites that are out there that teach you how to make explosive devices and bombs, web sit

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> tucker: lunatics and dumb people in washington have wasted the last of your life in a frenzy over russia's suppose that influence our elections. lost in the hyperbole and commercial in and hysteria has been a real story, china's active pervasive and ongoing espionage against our country. most of the press seems completely uninterested in that but we are interested. now according to a new report by "the daily caller," a chinese owned company successfully hacked hillary clinton's email. she spent real-time information as secretary of state, kind of a shocking story.ce dr. michael pillsbury, the single best book on that subject and he joins us tonight. dr. pillsbury, thank you for coming on. so we have a story about thiss that seems solidly sourced. my question to you is broader. does this seem possible? it doesn't seem likely, doesn't shock you? >> it explains a lot, frankly.on hillary clinton had a lot of problems with the chinese and they often seem to know her moves and advanced. advance. i know she was criticized by the blind lawyer, she negotiated

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. >> tucker: so people say all kinds of lunatic things, i get it. tend to discount a lot of that stuff. what bothers me is when officeholders are people seeking to become officeholders start parroting that same language. so i am tryingg to figure out what is acceptable now in the democratic mainstream of what you are a part.t. i i will ask you some questions and you tellin me what you thin. reason about people talking to each other. should we abolish i.c.e. and begin criminal prosecution against i.c.e. agents? >> no. but we should reapply some real rules to i.c.e. i don't like the way i.c.e. is being managed by the current administration. i don't think we should do away with it. maybe we got to rebrand it. >> tucker: yeah, that sounds fine. i am always remaking federal agencies better. doesn't bother me. totally different thing.m anywhere between 15,000,020,000,000 people living here illegally, illegal aliens in the country. how many can we depart? >> i think we should start by deporting criminals, people who are actively engaged in crimes other tha

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a lunatic but i. really. go. there to. take him to larry king. live or you can be broken in what is going after some heavy talk and some heavy food and exercise to visit with some local nurses. so i look like my blood pressure i do how can you tell i need my blood pressure is there something in my life. is good or bad sign. or just people i don't want to know what's wrong because the possible just psychosomatic tendencies and i think i was sick but i'm usually just ok i want to get he probably needs more than just his blood pressure. to me that's our local companies like i think becoming you know i think normal. that face says it all. america was never great was founded on the rapes and the murders. nothing changed so we said no response to these situations that we're dealing with. people here is sad every day she is just sad people kill each other blood for killing children. still is just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down by law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for u

a lunatic but i'm. really. their daughter but. they came to. the us military to be broken it was cooling after some heavy talk and some heavy food next the size to visit with some local nurses. so i looked like my blood pressure tested i did i could tell i need my blood pressure is there something in my life. is not a bad sign. for these people i don't want to know what's wrong because the possible just from psychosomatic tendencies i think i was sick but i'm usually just ok i want to get he probably needs more than just his blood pressure. to me that's our local company. problem becoming you know the normal. that face says it all. when lawmakers manufacture consent instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round the lives only the one percent told. to ignore middle of the room signals. the room dream real news is real the is. still. going to. come. our heroes are still entertaining fans of the best of the best while trying not to offend people hello you've been doing this summer. ok. so the rea

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not total lunatic but we have some very serious fisher people. raise your hand if you eat fish once a week. very, very fishy. raise your hand fish twice a week. significantly fishy razor hand if you ever gone for an entire year you ate fish every single meal for an entire year?? no? i did. i did as research but also it was called fish on my plate it was a gimmick that ate fish for an entire year i i looked at my triglycerides before and after we can talk about that during q&a. so with this book generally speaking i will use a powerpoint little bit not to say you shouldn't buy the book because i'm only grazing the surface of the vast notion of discovery -- discussion -- discussion topics of omega-3 fatty acids but most people know me for this book you know me at all. i am not famous i am fish famous but this book that came out of my love of fishing and the ocean and talks about 100 years ago everything from the sea was wild we are now crossing the point more than half from the sea is coming from farms. but then i went on to write another book as i

if kanye west shows up in acts like a lunatic. and in the press finds that we will spend a week talking about this. okay they can come. i never sat in the fund-raising events. this event we were like in the library of this. and everyone is seated on couches. it's just rich people in hollywood that you don't know. also leonardo dicaprio had been a huge fan of his music and not as personality and now has politics. i'm going to this event. i grabbed a seat in the back. just like see what happens. i told myself i have to be there as a communications person in case something happened. they asked the first question about climate change obviously. and then people go around the room. like more shy almost. i sat in this whole fundraiser for no reason. what a waste of time. i had to ask one more question. looks around he puts his hand down. here we go. we are running late already. and connie starts so he never really stops where is this going to go. he starts by saying mister president, this is a good start with mister president. you and i

market up and made quick profits and so this at first was dismissed as a conspiracy theory and the lunatic fringe was there just like good business people they just don't know how to run a business but dogood pursued by people like neil mitchell who on the show many times can't digging and digging and digging and to get more and more proof so then it became incontrovertibly undeniable mass financial terrorism by royal bank of scotland on its own people in the u.k. . or i and the m.c.a. at that moment presented with overwhelming irrefutable proof says. we actually don't cover that that's not in our purview where we don't know we we don't see anything go go we don't know so this is so busy so beautiful this is how this market in the system estate in place for a thousand years is they all what my god i'm currently coming on ravel on those this is. news to be put into my pocket so the f.c.a. will change their name see what happens in the u.k. is that every time the regulator is caught committing massive fraud to cleanse themselves they change their names and we go on within three months i'll b

friends are saying this david cameron about michael gove, he's a lunatic.ron believes michael gove behaved like brutus and stabbed him in the front. families were very friends. they used to holiday together. the wives were great friends and there were reports they have not spoken since the referendum, so there was a lot of icy gangster between those two. maybe he's trying to stop his chances of a leadership bid. also we have the labour party once again under scrutiny in the papers particularly the row over anti—semitism. and some pretty colourful language from tom watson, actually, as well, on the whole things. the observer newspaper have the interview with tom watson and he said the party will disappear into a vortex of eternal embarrassment if it does not sort this out. incredibly strong language. he's addressing the diabolical lack of jeremy corbyn sorting this out. we heard mps were going to resign and running at independence over this and there were whispers some of the leading allies ofjeremy corbyn were raising their voices behind closed doors. tom w

follow the procedures but there's no law that says a lunatic has to be stupid it's a little. you can be intelligent and paranoid at the same time of the gun but only closer but you can get those up in missouri and now he's infecting the polish people with this madness. and more and more of them are starting to believe this nonsense yet just the photos and how will it end with chaos and anarchy and i am deeply concerned about that. many of kaczynski supporters now favor an even more radical approach. unpolished independence day november eleventh nationalist groups and the far right only in our organizations held a rally in warsaw kitchens he did not attend but later on t.v. the interior minister said that the participants were true patriots and described the event as a wonderful site. what sort of movement is this what motivates people to join it to find out more i set off for eastern poland to the village of one. near the border with belarus. it's march fourth. the government has asked poles to honor members of the anti communist resistance movements that was created during t

and he said, specifically, england and spain have the greatest numbers of lunatics. [ laughter ] >> so whereastoday, the american psychiatric association recognizes just shy of 300 mentality conditions, doctors in the 1800s recognized one: insanity. you are either insane or you are not. and as the accept toury continues, a -- century continues, there was a little more gradation. mel lan comely -- melancholy. whether it's melancholy or mania, you were treated the same way. check check check check to be clear, there was no organized nil tri psychiatry, during the american civil war. in fact, there was barely even military medicine. as such, the mental health care of soldiers fell to general soldiers assigned to their division. no specialist officially deployed to either the union or confederacy. despite the lack of psychiatric training, several doctors took note of psychological breakdowns within the soldiers of their care. they came to call this condition as the soldier. one doctor described it as a curious peace of mind. symptoms included distress, fever and indifference to external in

specifically, england, switzerland, and spain have the greatest number of lunatics. whereas today the american psychiatric association recognizes just shy of 300 discrete mental conditions, doctors in the 1800s recognized one. insanity. you are insane or not. there is a little margaret jason within this diagnosis. melancholy, psychoses and idiocy. the treatment are rarely from hospital -- very from hospital to hospital. melancholy you had or armenia, likely to be treated in the same way. outcome civil war broke of the disarray of the mental health professionals matched by the larger act of disorganization and military medicine. there was no organized military psychiatry. there was barely military medicine. the mental health soldiers fell to general surgeons. there were no specialists deployed to the unions or confederacy. despite their lack of psychiatric treating, civil war doctors took note of psychological breakdowns within the soldiers. they came to call this condition nostalgia. one doctor described it as a peculiar state of mind, a species of melancholy or mild

it makes you turn into a lunatic. and if you don't -- i ain't going to say that word. any way, i met with your executive staff. i'd like to have another meeting because there was no recording. if i know they wasn't going to have nobody taking notes, i would have brought my camera. but i got there, and your lawyer looked at me, he's looking like a lump on the log over there, he knows everything. that's why they're keeping him, because most agencies, when they know somebody, they keep them on, and they say there's a consultant, but know, they keep them, and they've got to keep all that information tied to the chest. you know, i've been around just about as long as he has. i come from the old school community people. there's only a few left, but until my day and until god sent, call to me, i'm going to keep doing what i'm doing. now, get back to what i'm up here. at least two or three, i would like you all to do a wuk through the fillmore, preferably, sometime in september when the supervisors come back. that would be a wonderful thing, and then, you all can take it from

he said specifically, it england , switzerland, and spain have the greatest number of lunatics. today the american psychiatric association recognizes just shy of 300 discrete mental conditions. doctors in the 1800s largely recognized one, insanity. you are either insane or you were not. more continued there was to go into the diagnosis such as dementia, mania, psychoses, and idiocy. the treatment for these conditions rarely from hospital to hospital, there were no standardized treatment. melancholy ord many a was likely would be treated in the same way. the the civil war broke out disarray of the mental health profession was matched by the larger lack of organization within a military medicine. to be clear, there was no organized military psychiatry during the american civil war. there was barely even military medicine. the mental health care of soldiers fell to general surgeons. specialists of officially deployed in either the union or the confederacy. civil war doctors took no of psychological breakdowns within the soldiers in their care. they came to call this condition nosta

they are crazed, they are like lunatics. >> we asked about mollie tibbetts, what he thinks about icevement is spreading across the country and the midterms, democrats impeachment push, it was a fairly long interview, from 6:00 to 9:00. jillian: a 3-hour show, plenty of time, thanks so much. we will be right back. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ as king midas, i here, you will too.nt. your oil change comes with a tire rotation as well. ooo! i could put that on an airplane banner. our $19.99 oil change also includes a tire rotation. book an appointment online. rob: interesting story the church is opening its own brewery donating sales to planned parenthood. the great purpose church in santa cruz, california says they are feminists and believe jesus was too. 30% to 60% to charity like planned parenthood. sometime next year.

>> i think on one level there has always been lunatics out there making threats to news rooms.ference is there are a lot more of those threats and calls, e-mails and tweets coming into news rooms. it is partly because he has created this atmosphere of hatred of the media. he has ratcheted the volume up in a really loud way. i think that call to c span is a tiny illustration of what news rooms are grappingling with. there are journalists that get far worst threats than i get. unfortunately, if you are a roam in journalism you get much more severe threats. people at fox get threats, too. this is a problem throughout journalism. i think that call is an illustration that this kind of thing happens. it is just happening more often in the trump age. >> that whole idea of enemy of the people, calling american journalists dangerous and sick and talking about war. with all of that rhetoric, it does stir emotion and passion in people. you just never know. kellyanne conway was asked about this tweet today. here is how she handled it. >> i think the president's entire point is this, that w

trolls, you know, so i would hope disney would govern themselves and not let this fringe group of lunaticspeople. >> stephen: that would be nice. ( cheers and applause ) >> i was talking about comments and it's, like, when i first started going to protests about the president, i would show up, and it was the first time i ever got death threats on instagram. and i was, like, what is going on? and i realized, wow, police academy fans really love trump. ( laughter ) >> stephen: sure. they were really mad, you betrayed us. but my favorite comment is people would go, i'm going to unfollow you. and i was, like, i used to play arenas, millions of people have unfollowed me. you're about 20 years late for that train. ( laughter ) >> stephen: so you have the new show called "bobcat goldthwait's misfits & monsters." what's it about? >> it's an anthology series. each week it's completely different. >> stephen: it's storytelling? yeah, narrative. hopefully comedy, a little dark. the one coming up next wednesday, bridget everett was one of my favorite all-time performers. i love her to pieces. she's kin

buy overpriced insurance to cross subsidize all who wait until they get to purchase insurance is a lunatic system that has given us the chaos that we have seen over the past four or five years. do we want finance of the exchange? we want to have a financial arrangement trying to force people to buy plans that are atrocious values for them. the health care expenditure of adults under the age of 65 in the united states, it is $700. $700 out-of-pocket, all hospitals. media, seven hotel is. the average plan of the affordable care act has a premium of $4700. that is not even that of value, it is eons that. or is a reason people are filling these claims. the notion that this is why we need to ban affordable plans , it is the exchanges doubling down on a failed strategy. if you think about who is on the individual market, people on the individual market are there for a short term anyway. go from one job to another and use the individual market to bridge taps. there's a sense in which people cycle through the market here in it is not a long-term thing. inherently short-term market for people to be

new york times" editorial board is named sarah jeong and she is exposed yesterday as some kind of a lunaticigot. the left said the only racists were the ones that dared criticize her as an oppressed person who went to harvard. now more of her tweets have been exposed. she tweeted frequently about killing all men and said f the police routinely. if we are talking big swinging bands on that kills people, why don't we ever talk about banning the police? as is often the case the ones crying the most loudly are the most enthusiastic bigots. you may have noticed that but they defend themselves by saying, they can't be bigots, that's impossible. ethan, thanks for coming on. i read a lot of these of this s tweets and she's kind of dumb actually, i don't know how she got into harvard. she is not incredible writer or thinker. but i kept the story for the following reasons, she's making all these sweeping claims about an entire racial group, all of them negative, a lot of them angry and some suggesting violence. the response from the left has been, you can't be racist to white people. that's apparentl