as you know, the great pizza incident, i met with sarah palin.this is the way you can take the top of the pizza off, you're not just eating the crust. she came up to the apartment and we then went with our families to a pizza place. she said, let's have some pizza. between pizzagate and anthony weiner gate, i found anthony weiner gate to be a terrible situation. i like not to eat the crust. so that we keep the weight down at least as good as possible. but she's a terrific woman, we had a terrific time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we had as much fun as you can have eating pizza with a fork. [ applause ] nowadays, sarah palin seems downright quaint compared to monsters in the house of representatives like marjorie taylor greene. klan mom is especially upset with the three republican senators who have said they will vote "yes" on judge ketanji brown jackson's nomination to the supreme court. she tweeted, "murkowski, collins, and romney are pro-pedophile. they just voted for #kbj." wow. where is will smith when you need him? [ laughter ] [ cheers and appl

so you had multiple people run for congress who was sarah palin, and other republican and then a democratic legislator named mary pel toller. and people could vote for more than one candidate, so they can say, hey, i'm going to rank mary one sarah palin to if they want to know they're quite different people. so that'd be a kind of a weird ranking. a big i big about rancho is voting is then you can vote for whomever you like. there's no spoiler effect, no saying hey, you're going to waste your vote in this way. the winner gets majority support. but also you can allow new points of view to emerge and everyone's vote is actually counted. you know, so you have that happen. and yet in alaska, you basically saucer appealing go down and you had someone else come up. and i know in louisiana, you have folks like bill cassidy's inner go, cassidy, who's able to be some. what about, you know, basically call 10 your vote for donald trump's impeachment and survive in a, in a state like louisiana. these are accounts get alaska as well, voted for trumps impeachment and survived. and if you think about it i

there is a danger to -- of course, take sarah palin suggesting a violent civil war corruptive donaldident and ceo of -- for the washington post. he's also the author of the aftermath, the last days of the baby boom and the future of power in america. philip, let's talk about the future of our america. what does it say to you that these two are talking about the possibility of a civil war, and specifically, the level of vitriol against our country's democratic institutions. >> i think it's important when we're talking about -- and sarah palin, everyone recognizes that they are the performance to some extent. they're trying to cultivate an audience, they're trying to say things to stay relevant, stay on television. this is the thing they're choosing to say is important. choosing to say these things about violence, about responding to politics, they're choosing to do that because that is where the audience wants to hear. obviously, we can talk about the next years of how this has been building overtime. but this is the way in which they are seeking to appeal to this large mass of voters

sarah's running for office. trump endorsing palin like paste-eating endorsing glue-sniffing. [ laughter ] it's ridiculous. trump still hasn't officially announced that he is running in 2024, but he's back to holding these big campaign-style rallies at every truck stop that will have him. this was one of the rallygoers in washington township, michigan on saturday who was all fired up for her fearless misleader. >> the election, i believe, was stolen. but we know that. space force has it all. they watermarked the ballots. they know exactly what happened with every ballot. i believe that we're going to have an emergency broadcast and the military's going to come in with martial law and we are going to be shown eight hours on, eight hours off, of videos for seven days, the world, and they're going to be showing us taped tribunals, taped confessions. >> jimmy: any follow-up questions? no, nothing? [ laughter ] not even "why the space force?" [ laughter ] and then blob dylan took the stage and i think he may be running out of things to com

seems 1 million years ago when john mccain, who had his own issues and flirted with extremism with sarah palin and the whole nine, defended barack obama against one of his own supporters, saying he was a muslim and a terrorist, and he is neither. he gave an actual concession speech at what had to have been the worst moment of his life, a war hero who lost an election to a new politician, but he did give the concession speech. we cannot count on that anymore that there will be a concession speech, when an american president loses an election. >> yeah. trump broke a very long tradition. and that is connected to what we were just talking about before, this idea that there is something higher. biden referred to it repeatedly today, he kept saying "i was able to fight with john mccain, i could argue with john mccain, and after, we could go to lunch together and stay friends." what he meant by that was, we can have differences over policy, but ultimately, we agree that we abide by the rules of the constitution, and we are members of the same political system. what we now have in the united states th

oz, herschel walker, sarah palin -- his goal is to turn congress into "the celebrity apprentice."nd on top of all the rallies he's doing and the ill-advised endorsements he is giving, trump took time to record a message for one of his bigliest supporters this weekend. >> i hope you're having a great time at the kid rock concert. quite frankly, he is amazing. all of you in attendance are the true backbone of our country. hardworking, god fearing rock 'n roll patriots. bob is truly one of the greatest entertainers of our time. let's all continue to love one another, fight for our god given freedoms, and most of all, let's make america rock again. >> jimmy: he's rocking all right. i would like to ask him to name one kid rock song. uh, "ymca"? i don't know. but the most important trump moment of the weekend was from an interview he did over the summer, in which he talks about a deal that went sideways, a deal he allegedly made with the president of south korea. >> i said to him you got to pay $5 billion. no, no, no. we had a deal. he was going to pay $5 billion, 5 billion a year. but

commentary and coverage runs in a well-worn rut since the shooting of gabby giffords was blamed on sarah palinmainstream reporters to blame republicans' rhetoric, supposedly, for causing these heinous acts. howard: right. a desantis the spokesman called the story reprehensible. and the oklahoma city bombing in the mid '90s, president clinton blamed rush limbaugh for creating a climate. what are some of the things the governor did in this case to show how seriously he took tragedy? >> he said all the right things, obviously. he called this guy a scumbag, which he was. said he took the coward's way out, which he did. said this is complete wily unacceptable, obviously. he's going to do more to protect historically black education al institutions, and he showed up at a community rally knowing there might be hostility, and there was. it was presumed that desantis had done something wrong by being booed at this community event about where if it had been are reversed in partisan terms and had been a democrat booed by conservatives, it would be the people booing the democrat in such a circumstance tha

>> well, it's interesting, she's sort of the south dakota version of sarah palin in this race when youme that kari lake is more prominent among republicans. she's become a national figure. she says the most outlandish things, as donald trump does, so i think they see kari lake much more like donald trump in the course of this. but i think if donald trump lays his hands on somebody and says this is who i want, the republican primary voters will just completely coalesce around it. speaking politically, her endorsement does help donald trump continue to build momentum, so every time he adds somebody like this, it continues to build momentum. but i discount the geographic nature of when you look at a vice presidential candidate. keep in mind, george w. bush picked dick cheney, who was from wyoming, and these picks for vp, i think it's smart politically for him to look at a woman. i think that's very smart in this. but it's much more of a signal you send, and less concern about what geography. so i think that's what the consideration is. you no longer have to worry about picking a person to

clinton is part of the deep state baby-eating cabal. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: makes you miss sarah palinaking of marjorie taylor greene, male fertility is on the decline. according to a new study, researchers found worldwide sperm counts fell by more than 51% since 1973. which is why we need herschel walker in the senate more than ever before. [ laughter ] down in georgia, herschel is gearing up for his run-off with raphael warnock, and he's doing it by tackling the issues voters believe matter most. >> the other night, i was watching this movie called "fright night," "freak night," some kind of night. it was about vampires. i don't know if you knew vampires are cool people. let me tell you something i found out. a werewolf can kill a vampire, do you know that? >> jimmy: senator, your time is expired. [ laughter ] he did not know that. did you know that? >> guillermo: no, i didn't. >> jimmy: we learned something, thanks, herschel. we've got a great show for you tonight. kumail nanjiani is with us. and pink is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] pink is an exceptionally talented person,

you could sarah palin losing in 2022.murkowski beating a trump endorsed challenger in a red state. >> all right, andrew, thank you for your perspective on that. i'd like to ask you now about another topic that's relevant to us here in the bay area. and that is artificial intelligence. a lot of ai development is happening right now in san francisco. the mayor here calling the city the ai capital of the world. but you personally raised some concerns about this technology. so do you have a message for the people developing ai here in the bay area? >> no, i have a message for in sacramento and in dc which is the role of government to safeguard people from tools that can do incredibly wonderful things, but they can do quite harmful things. and if you look at the election of 24, we're probably going to see deepfake videos and audiotapes down the stretch because bad actors are going to want to win or they're going to want to undermine public confidence and it's up to government to actually make sure that there are appropriate sa

as fox news who gave sarah palin the platform for goodness sakes, after she embarrassed herself and shedidate. i mean, fox news has really been part of the rot in our political system. rupert murdoch and the lincoln project, we put this out. rupert murdoch has been or the most dangerous immigrants ever come to this country, given the power and influence that he has had over the zeitgeist and political behavior that we have seen in this country. it's a shame what he has done with that legacy. i wish i had enough time to repeat back to some of the powerful one liners you had there, but we are completely out of time. brian stelter, brian buck, thank you so much for coming to the sunday show. and coming up, i am not going anywhere. a defiant senator bob menendez face a new federal bribery charges this week. how he's responding to the new indictment, and the growing calls for fellow democrats ran to resign. that's next. at's next. whenever you're hungry, there's a deal on the subway app. buy one footlong, get one 50% off in the subway app today. now that's a deal worth celebrating. man, what

earlier this week, the sarah palin on the western slope was escorted out of a denver performance of beetley, singing and dancing all throughout the show. and here's the best part. the pro-life quote/unquote congresswoman was also accused of vaping during the show in front of a pregnant woman, no less. the woman kindly asked her to stop, but boebert tossed out her pro-baby values as they now like to call it, and ignored the woman. after multiple warnings, she and her new parahour allegedly an aspen liberal, were given the boot, but not before asking do you know who i am and giving the usher the single finger salute. her representatives denied the claim of vaping. as you can imagine, that wasn't the truth. as you can tell clearly from the video of boebert vaping. it should come as no surprise her office lied because lying seems to be another thing maga misfits have adopted from donald trump whose lies have gotten him indicted in florida, new york, and washington, d.c. joining me now is fernand amandi, democratic pollster and msnbc political analyst and wendy oseffo, democratic strategist and

we saw sarah palin run for president for vice president in 2008. we've seen, in fact, women running for president more frequently now and also individuals of color, men and women running for president more than we had sort of not only previous to obama, but to some degree previous to having the idea of who occupies that space, that that, you know, sort of iconic space in our imagining or in our imagined minds who can be in that and have it be kind of more normalized? may i say something? go ahead. i was to run for president, but i was born in canada. so i came all. even going to dawson isn't even more than that, i swear. way too. i can't say all the time. i would never. last day want to begin running for congress instead. oh yeah. that does. this is a question for all the panelists. and feel free to respond to the question to one another's responses. but thing i was struck by is how we as moviegoers have changed our consumption habits for. film with the rise of multiple streaming services, more and more people are watching movies at home versus, go

if they did not have the ranked system of voting, then sarah palin would probably be the new senatoraska. but anyway, the way it works is you have your choices and you submit your ballot and then they calculate and then it works that the bottom drops off, they get recalculated, etc., until -- anyway. so puppy has nothing to do with it and it will be a more representative form of government. host: you have had experience with it locally there in north carolina or otherwise? caller: i have not. i have just heard the concept talked about and i understand there are about five states in the united states that currently use this system. and i just think we should take a very serious look at it. because i personally am just sick of democrats and republicans, both of them. i used to be a republican until i decided that they were just off the rails. so just please consider something like that. i just want us all to get along and it's just -- these people are tearing this country apart. host: appreciate your call. we'll go to rudy in california. democrats line. hi there. caller: good morning,

john boehner, sarah palin and others would go on that show and validate glenn beck as a spot of wisdomted to be elected with tea party support and ended up -- he rode the tiger and the tiger eight him. this all comes up to donald trump. when donald trump finally says, i do not have to pretend. john boehner was not a glenn beck type. he does not believe that stuff. he was not out there calling barack obama a nazi. he kept them at a distance. when trump comes along and he is running against 15 governors and senators talking about policy -- chris christie knows about housing and urban issues, he comes out and is, screw it. i want to play to this radicalized, republican base. i am going to go on alex jones' conspiracy show and tell them that muslims are destroying the country. he took this relationship that has always been there and often, more to the side, and made it centerstage and said, i am your person. guess what? he was right. host: david corn. the book is american psychosis: a historical investigation how the republican party went crazy. out on tuesday, if you want it in paperback.

john boehner, sarah palin and others would go on that show and validate glenn beck as a spot of wisdomd to be elected with tea party support and ended up -- he rode the tiger and the tiger eight him. this all comes up to donald trump. when donald trump finally says, i do not have to pretend. john boehner was not a glenn beck type. he does not believe that stuff. he was not out there calling barack obama a nazi. he kept them at a distance. when trump comes along and he is running against 15 governors and senators talking about policy -- chris christie knows about housing and urban issues, he comes out and is, screw it. i want to play to this radicalized, republican base. i am going to go on alex jones' conspiracy show and tell them that muslims are destroying the country. he took this relationship that has always been there and often, more to the side, and made it centerstage and said, i am your person. guess what? he was right. host: david corn. the book is american psychosis: a historical investigation how the republican party went crazy. out on tuesday, if you want it in paperback. f

as sarah palin once said, the one time us vice president candidate crikey, that seems a long time agod was normal. yeah. >> yeah. but look, part of his thinking is his own party. >> although there will be a backlash from the sort of one nafion backlash from the sort of one nation part of the party, the sort zac goldsmith types, the sort of zac goldsmith types, the more kind of prosperous shire tories who always competing tories who are always competing with the lib dems on these issues. but a lot of his thinking is to make life really, really difficult the labour really difficult for the labour party they to party because they they have to say their university say to their university town, kind waitrose frequenting kind of waitrose frequenting supporters, oh, this is absolutely terrible. but then they have to say to the trade unions and their blue collar vote, but we're not to vote, but we're not going to reverse it. i you see reverse it. i mean, you can see i we've got quote here i i think we've got a quote here i can from gary can pull up from gary smith. gary smith is particularly s