not surprised at all, neither of them need-- >> gretchen, gretchen, gretchen . she was not forced to do anything. she is a grown ass woman, known for her political ambition . kamala harris lost an election, nikki haley has lost every modicum of dignity, because after first criticizing him , then she took it back, then, she ran against him me then she endorsed him, that she practically begged him to let her campaign with him. now, he is saying , bye felicia . it truly is, i find it incredibly embarrassing , a woman who had such a bright future, was one of the rising stars in the republican party . i think what trump is making evident through this tweet is that he wants loyalty , 100% loyalty from everybody he appoints, and that he wants maga people, not neocons, not people considered foreign policy hawks, which i think both pompeo and haley, and marco rubio. >> what you think of lee zeldin being named epa administrator? >> look, i think it is a good choice. certainly, if 2016 and the transition was like a shotgun wedding , this one, he has had a long-term engagem

gretchen whitmore has been through a lot. i don't think americans are voting against democrats just because of a woman candidate. i think a lot of ways america needs and wants a woman candidate that is more trustworthy and credible than most of their meal canna mark -- counterparts. i would like to see it in my time and i think gretchen whitmore is a good natural athlete. there are others like schapiro. we will see over the next four years. that is a really good point and i am glad that you made it. >> mark mckennan, thank you so much. >>> turning now to this. this was saturday night live eight years ago. >> [ music ] 's payment i am not giving up and neither should you. >> that is how the cats opened the first show after trump's win in 2016. kate mckinnon as hillary clinton more fully, you could almost hear the emotion in her voice. now saturday night live striking a notably different tone after the second trump victory. >> donald trump will try to forcibly overturn the result of the last election was returned to office. >>

i mean, what's what's the problem here gretchen, it does seem for you know, obviously, the former the former president, now the president elect has railed about the weaponization of the fbi, the department of justice i mean, setting up matt gaetz to be the attorney general with an ax to grind. >> i mean, that that is a weapon that serves right into trump's dialog about what he was going to do, right? >> and we've said from the start, at least i have that i believe everything he says he said, we're going to get rid of the enemy within. and he feels he was and he somehow convinced a heck of a lot of voters that that was the case. so i guess he's looking at this like an eye for an eye. he's going to put somebody in there and get his justice. but i still go back to what i said earlier is that we should be discussing what disqualifies gates from the beginning, which is this sexual misconduct charge potentially and the report should be released shermichael. >> i mean, if the gates nomination does get pulled or he's defeated in the senate, is there a political cost to the president elect? i

, gretchen.as not forced to do anything. >> because she wants to be president. >> she was chosen for her political ambition. >> that's right. >> kamala harris lost an election. nikki haley has lost every modicum of dignity because after first criticizing him, then she took it back. then she ran against him. then she endorsed him. then she practically begged him to let her campaign with him and now he's saying by felicia. it truly is i find it incredibly embarrassing, a woman who had such a bright future, was one of the rising stars in the republican party, but i think what trump is making of the through that tweet is that he wants loyalty 100% loyalty from everybody he appoints and that he wants maga people, not neocons, not people that are considered foreign policy hawks which i think both pompeo and nikki haley and marco rubio. >> matt, what do you think of lee zeldin being named epa administrator? >> i think it's a good choice. certainly if 2016 and the transition was kind of like a shotgun we

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and gretchen, what's so fascinating? i mean, these views are getting these videos are getting millions of views on tiktok. and a lot of these are are younger voters who maybe, you know, were in junior high when eight years ago, this video came out. and also, these are people who came of age in the metoo movement. so it's interesting to see their reaction to this. >> one of the most disappointing things to me when this first happened eight years ago was that it pretty much was brushed aside. i mean, billy bush was fired from the today show and that's who's laughing and donald trump was elected president of the united states. and there were at least a dozen other women who had come out and accused trump of sexual misconduct. and their stories. i felt so sorry for them because they were they were discounted for the most part. in the end and this was really hard for me to because my story at fox had only come out three months prior, and it was difficult to see that this kind of behavior was not taken seriously it's why i've

why doesn't gretchen whitmer condemn her for anti-semitism? and then the cartoon just vanishes. >> what happens to the whole story? >> jake tapper said he wanted to clarify something that he was repeating. he said he misspoke and asserted it as a fact. they both said they reached out to her office for clarity and did not get a response. but they would share if they dated. they could've just gone to the original interview in the article where she set the bias came from the president and the board of regents. >> really quickly, what is so frustrating and infuriating, jake tapper's apology was basically sorry, i said that i thought that tlaib was anti-semitic. she did not have to explain that. he gave more fodder to the lies and distance himself by one degree. >> that is a typical jake tapper attitude. do you want to talk about that? >> i think everyone in this room knows there is tremendous media bias. we saw fabricated stories, jake tapper was responsible for many of them. it does not matter. the point is state put out the stories. people like

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actually i don't cooper but in my van jones gretchen carlson david axelrod erin perrine thanks. so much. we should note that david's 600th episode of the ax files podcast is now out. i was honored to be a part of it. i got to interview david on his podcast about the 600th episode. you can listen to it right now at cnn.com. we talk about it you're going to hear some really amazing, very personal interviews. he's done surprisingly intimate interviews with people like barack obama, nancy pelosi, justice sotomayor and a whole bunch of other people. a lot of sports figures, too, who i didn't know who they were. but it was really fascinating. and it's out now wherever you get your podcasts. >> thank you for doing that. no, it was great. next, as we look at the harris event in reno, we'll be joined by her senior campaign advisor david's colleague on the obama campaign, david plouffe. plus john king on the road in battleground michigan breaking down new polling on the race. there and two sunbelt battlegrounds, a break first. >> do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need now

gretchen, you're shaking your head look, this is not liz cheney's fault okay? >> didn't she face enough scrutiny for being brave and coming out about january 6th? she basically completely ruined her political career by telling the truth. so i don't think that this is liz cheney's fault about saying that she was going to vote for for kamala harris. um i think that donald trump got away with not having to explain his policies. the same thing. did not happen to harris. they wanted to know more details. the same thing was that, you know, donald trump didn't do interviews with unfriendly resources harris was said, well, she should have done more interviews. i agree with that. >> i mean, he did do a couple a lot of unfriendlies he did press conferences, i think. so, yeah. press conference. he didn't get one of the first ones out of the gate when he did. >> he did far more press interactions than harris, like not even close. >> and i criticized her for that. >> i said at the beginning of this mistake actually came very early on they didn't run a process. >> they made

gretchen, i mean how i mean, this phrase that donald trump used, whether they like it or not, how do you think this is landing well, thank you for coming to me first, as a woman who fights for equal rights for women and to stop silencing women and have done so for the last 8 to 9 years. >> this is highly offensive. i think what's so ominous about the way in which he said this that's different from when he said it a month ago, is that this time, he said, whether they like it or not and let's be clear there's a long history of trump being accused of doing things to women that they probably didn't like. so case in point, he took away roe v. wade. the majority of women in this country did not want that to happen. number two, more than a dozen women have accused him of sexually assaulting them in some way. i'm sure they did not want that to happen. number three, he said that because he was a powerful man, he could grab women by the excuse my french, and that they probably wouldn't care. and number four, he was convicted of sexual assault of e. jean carroll and is going to owe her millions

the welcome to the show on the co, fairly hits gretchen have you with us. we started in the middle east where a top us diplomat hoping to seal a deal to hold. israel's military operations in lebanon is holding talks. you is on the almost hawks. i met with top lebanese officials in beirut on wednesday, fueling optimism overseas fire between the militant group has the law and israel, but hochstein still has to convince, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu to go along with the truth proposal. fresh hope of breakthrough to end the fighting between israel and has been loc could be within reach us envoy game is hochstein reported progress after more talks with lebanon's, parliament speaker who is leading mediation efforts on behalf of the militant group . so i just concluded another meeting with speaker barry the meeting today built on the meeting yesterday and made additional progress. so i will travel from here in a couple hours to israel, to try to bring this to a close. if we can, if we can is real as more with hezbollah escalated in september. its mi

if he can do that, that a success. >> shermichael singleton missa bruno rodriguez, gretchen carlson, axelrod, thank you. >>> the president-elect suggested prosecuting high-level democrats and addressing the enemy within. what will the department of justice look like with second trump ? let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families, like my own. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. ♪ ♪ >>> last year, the president-elect said if you want the white house who would appoint a special prosecutor to go after president biden picked this year, he says vice president harris should be impeached and prosecuted. special counsel jack smith, trump said should be thrown out of the country. last month, he said the military should be used against, quote, the enemy from within. days later, he called adam schiff and nancy pelosi each an enemy from

also, 2016 gave us 2018 and here in michigan, that gave us elissa slotkin and gretchen whitmer and me, we all got together and said, we can make this better, we have to meet people where they are and gretchen won on a message of fix the damn roads. that's pretty straightforward, and i think people want to see people who talk like them, listen to them, and to justin's point, who fight for them. >> justin, you were in quite a red state and you've been so vocal about an issue that is not super popular in a very red state, which is, gun reform and gun safety, for people out there who think democrats need to just mute what their morality and what their views are, i don't believe this, so i want you to tell us how you are thinking about that and how you stay motivated to keep up the fight on an issue like gun reform. >> one of the key things i've learned, i just finished my first term is it's not always what we say but how we show up, it's about how we come to these communities with humility. democrats have to start going to places that are uncomfortable. i went to the rural, reddest counti

says if i lose it will be because of jewish voters and tom cotton refused to, and the other side gretchen whitmer refusing to condemn the nonexistent of anti-semitism of rashida tlaib. >> there's one other layer to that. the reason this came up is because rashida tlaib had been attacked by a cartoonist in the national review with, it was a cartoon on her desk with a pager that exploded and so-- >> it says that's odd my pager just went off. >> so people are beginning to condemn this and say, we stand with rashida tlaib, this is deplorable, you should apologize to her. dana nessel then immediately takes to twitter with this comment and she digs up an article from 10 days earlier in which rashida tlaib said it was biased of dana nessel to charge these campus protesters when she hadn't charged protesters for climate change, for, you know, racial justice and so on and she said and i think the bias comes from pressure that she was under from president ono and the board of regents. so he singled out why she thought there was pressure and why there was bias. so nessel grabs that article and says

we are also told that governor rick -- gretchen whitmer is with her. it makes sense, every single time. >>> let's go to dasha burns in kinston, north carolina. welcome again to you. we have donald trump heading your way, as you know after a rally in pennsylvania earlier today. but you had the exclusive phone call with him. what did he tell you about any plans for a potential administration? >> reporter: first of all, i did also have chicken and waffles here in north carolina yesterday. highly recommend. but i did have a phone call with former president trump earlier today, and one person who's made a big presence on the campaign trail in the final days and also in his speeches at these rallies as robert f kennedy junior. the independent candidate is now supporting former president trump. i asked him about some of what kennedy has said about what he wants to see in the trump administration. i asked the former president whether he was formerly give him the cabinet, for example, head of hhs. you didn't talk about that but wants him to have a big role in t

a lot of people talk ant gretchen whitmire. governors. they have a lot of experience. two more winners. alissa slot kin and tammy baldwin outran kamala harris, retained their seats. and alisa slotkin. she's a former cia officer. we feel good about our bench, about folks we have on the sidelines. pete buttigieg. if i had to pick three, it's the governors, shapiro, moore and whitmire. >> with the house likely going to republicans, vice president called it yet, the senate definitely and the white house, brit, there's a lot of runway for president-elect trump to do a lot of things. brit? >> say again. >> bret: there's a lot of runway for president trump -- >> i was watching the screen. i couldn't tell who was speaking. i should have recognized your voice. >> bret: if the house goes, which is likely to go house, house, senate and the white house, there's a lot of runway for -- >> there is. it means the president can enact his program and the question becomes it better work. there's no excuses. you can't say i got blocked, i couldn't get the house and senate -- that's what k

you know, gretchen whitmer, they silenced her. yeah.ths before she said, hey, you guys are telling people that you're winning in michigan. let me tell you, you're not. and the dems silencer. they could have listened to her. i think gretchen could have been helpful with that message, but they they pulled her from the bench. interesting. put her put her on the bench. yeah. at least they didn't kidnap her. well, she didn't write 13 books either. that's right, 13 books. yeah. he's got to have some family that pulls him aside and says, don't do tv anymore. yeah, that's what my wife does to me. all the time. yeah. and because of the sweater. he doesn't even know the dog. he doesn't know the dog i just got i just got dissed by jordan peterson, a man who helps millions of young men with their fashion sense. yeah. that's right. speaking of, if you want to succeed, jordan's got a new book to read. we're going to talk about it. yes, he does. you believe you were sent by god? yes. repent. come and be baptized in the river jorda. i speak in the name

political analysts, commentators, and campaign vets from across the partisan fact from van jones, gretchen carlson david axelrod, and aaron perine. aggression. i mean, how i'm just phrased that the donald trump uses whether they like it or not. how do you think this is landing? >> well, thank you for coming to me first as a woman who fights for equal rights for women and to stop silencing women and have done so for the last eight to nine years. this is highly offensive i think what's so ominous about the way in which he said this, that's different from when he said it a month ago. is that this time he said whether they like it or not and let's be clear, there's a long history of trump being accused of doing things to women that they probably didn't like. so case in point, he took away roe v. wade, the majority of women in this country not want that to happen. number two, more than a dozen women have accused him of sexually assaulting them in some way. i'm sure they did not want that to happen. number three, he said that because he was a powerful man, he could grab women by the excuse my fr

and gretchen won on a message of fix the roads. that is pretty straightforward, that people can understand. and i think people want to see people who talk like them, listen to them, and to justin's point, who fight for them. >> justin, you are obviously and quite a red state, you are fighting and you have been so vocal about an issue that is not ever popular in a very red state, which is gone reform and gun safety. for people out there who think democrats just need to mute their morality and what their views are, i don't believe this, so i just wanted you to tell us how your thinking about that and how you stay motivated to keep up the fight on an issue like gone reform and others you have been talking about the >> yeah, i think one of the key things i have learned, i just finished my first time, it is not always what we say, but it is about how we show up, jen could become to these communities with humility, we are not here to be saviors, but we are here to build a coalition together. democrats have to start going to places that a

that side of picture shows the trust she has the doing that. gretchen, that side of the big just shows that you, you grind is suffering, but actually they do not show that. what are the reasons why let's yet have a deputy. they do not show the, but he's a, that's why this law has been pro long so much. they do not show that it is a that there was a clear promise from nato and the american at 30 years ago that they would be new expansion of nato towards the machine borders. or they do not explain or they do not let the know that how many brought me to the commitments has been broken by the need to in the americas to patricia in this position. i believe that, but it is a tie with a vest and people have to stand up the rest of the country. you know, public have to come out that they are paying the price for the water, which d, i'm not supposed to be the part of the, of, of the issue to have not been any bought, if the best and would, would have not supported nato like that you grind would have not been, you know, involved in the lot because this is all of a, i would say, do you do the sup

get to advertise in print journal tomorrow over the weekend are papers that i did, with jack -- gretchen jacobson, tara talking about opportunity costs. when plans bid under the benchmark, the government and beneficiaries, 75% of what plans are getting go back to beneficiaries in some form of estimates. that is not all of it. we don't have transparency about how these are utilized, commensurate with what is reported as the actuarial value of those benefits. anyone in the medicare program is paying for those benefits. and that is influencing the part b premiums that are paid by traditional medicare beneficiaries and they don't get the reduced hearing and vision benefits. an issue for the next panel to talk about. >> important context here. other estimates are only $0.50 on the dollar. some of the money is ending up in the ma ensures. an interesting question. the marginal dollar question and a lot of the money is buying down cost-sharing and buying down premiums but they also seem, credit cards now, that sort of marginal dollar of extra spending going towards those things or is it -- the o

and i chose gretchen for a month to month only to jim's and you. most of you think that they did easier if they came over some yeah. what's on the leg? it was that the trip over girlfriend to hold on corporal into 35th infantry division of the $109.00 to benjamin. you're going to go to was drafted in 1979, c fault and czechoslovakia, belgium, and fellows. on july, the 1st 1944, he was captured nearby bruce. that's what peter learned about his grandfather from the german archives. the p even received a copy of his grandfather's pay of w file. and despite no feeling a diplomat to a politician, he then became the 1st gentleman for 75 years to look into the eyes of the people so harshly affected by what his grandfather had done this due to. so it's not going to like you to do many of the below, which is locked in what's going on. but then we'll stay as low as to go with the mama to, to put the doses through the potato. brad and what's on the 14th is what i need you to go right. it is still at the level of way that you stood. then you might be not limit

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now, this is radio. gretchen has some escalated, i've spoken to the officials and they said that the next 2 months that is going to be an intensification all these way. the question of course, the defense, but as the of these, well, the new defense minister is about pass. well, he recently both rise an expansion of it as well as ground operation. and so the method of the game, he's also in a statement said that the we noted c 5 in level to now amos hawk side who's the us invoice $211.00. and he was june with the blessing of the us president elect donald trump, to arrive in littleton sometime this week. that didn't happen. he was supposed to hold a series of tools for the officials, including the parliamentary speak, and not be very good about the potential for sci fi here, but that now is looking for other routes. either way. all right, r t correspondence. steve sweeney lives in bay root. steve, thank you. the president elect, donald trump is wasting no time feeling the ranks of his new cabinet boys for a return to the white house. his latest choice is former democrat robert f. kenne

the gretchen has some more escalated. i've spoken to the officials and they say that the next 2 months. but there is going to be an intensification all these way. the question, of course, the defense minister of these, well the new defense minister as well as well. he recently both rise an expansion of it as well as ground operation. and so the mentor, i'm just again, he's also in a statement said that the we noted c 5 in level to night was hawkeye. and who's the usa invoice $211.00. and he was june with the blessing of the us president elect donald trump, to arrive in littleton sometime this week. that didn't happen. he was supposed to hold a series of tools with officials, including the complementary speech, and not being very good about the potential for a ceasefire. but that now is looking further further away. the people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones washington, maybe quick to protect a democracy and cry election fraud. but it's once again, been accused of attempting raising change. and the report c

. >> gretchen risch's home is without electricity, just like these homes. >> it's been intense. a lot of rain. we have quite a bit of water in our backyard and a little bit of flooding, but luckily we're on a hill, so it all tends to drain down into the streets. >> as bad as the flooding and rain can be at times, it's always the kids with that glass half full kind of attitude. >> okay, so we don't have electricity. it's been out for an hour and a half. we've just put a fire out and been having trying to have fun. i prefer having the power. this guy probably wants the power too. >> what is it that you miss so much when you don't have electricity? i really want to watch the tv, but her big brother seems to be the realest in the family. >> this happens pretty often during the winter, so you just got to get used to it. >> hopeful that that electricity comes back. >> yeah, they said within 24 hours. but we're hoping before the evening. yeah, yeah, a big yeah. >> it's a long time. >> it's a big window. yeah yeah. but we'll be okay. we're warm and we're dry inside. >> they are warm and

. >> gretchen risch's home is without electricity, just like these homes. >> it's been intense. of rain. we have quite a bit of water in our backyard and a little bit of flooding, but luckily we're on a hill, so it all tends to drain down into the streets. >> as bad as the flooding and rain can be at times, it's always the kids with that glass half full kind of attitude. >> okay, so we don't have electricity. it's been out for an hour and a half. we've just put a fire out and been having trying to have fun. i prefer having the power. this guy probably wants the power too. >> what is it that you miss so much when you don't have electricity? i really want to watch the tv, but her big brother seems to be the realest in the family. >> this happens pretty often during the winter, so you just got to get used to it. >> hopeful that that electricity comes back. >> yeah, they said within 24 hours. but we're hoping before the evening. yeah, yeah, a big yeah. >> it's a long time. >> it's a big window. yeah yeah. but we'll be okay. we're warm and we're dry inside. >> they are warm and they

even think of now but at the moment, look to the governors, westmore, from maryland, josh appear, gretchen whitmore, i would add governor pritzker in illinois, gavin newsom, but look, the reality is there were mechanical issues that led to this but look to states like new jersey, why did trump do so much better there, it wasn't a swing state. this is a messaging problem. >> because you brought up governors, i want to play what governor elect of north carolina, josh stein, said this morning. >> when you are latino, african american, asian, white, everybody wants good schools. everyone wants an economy where they have a fair shot at making it. everybody wants safe neighborhoods, everybody wants their personal freedoms respected and if you talk about those issues in a way that appeals to all people, and you show that you can deliver on them and you have a track record of getting things done, i believe the voters will reward us. >> john, you and i had a little bit of a debate this morning. i was making the argument that it's not necessarily about kamala harris, not necessarily about joe biden,

like gretchen whitmore, we're a cooper in north carolina. they chose not to take a more prominent role this time. so they're, they're a bunch of them and other folks in the senate and down at the mayor's lever level as well. there are democrats, we're doing the service and are recognized for doing the service to the middle class and to work. and people that i think is where we want to be as a party. so it's going to be a question of sorting out, finding those people elevating those people and, and re presenting herself, reintroducing ourselves. i think, to the american people more broadly. john, thank you so much. very good to talk to you about this. thank you for joining us. john nath finger democratic strategist, 5 there from washington. dc. thanks for donald trump's re election is us present, has the potential to reshape the country's economy. the stock market has search following his election victory with the down jones hitting a record high. that's because investors expect to business friendly administration, including tax, scotts, trum

the fact is that israel gretchen sorry, iran is far closer towards a nuclear weapon than it was under jc poa which donald trump duop in his first at demonstration. it has many hundreds of kilograms of fissile material necessary to build a bomb. it could be days or weeks away as you know. out of donald trump navigate that new reality, and his ear and even willing to make a deal, given the threat it sees ? israel has certainly exposed weaknesses in iran's defenses with its recent attacks. >> undoubtedly the case, but these are details president trump, when he was first in office, did not pay much attention to. the president is mostly interested in negotiating a deal, so that he can say he got a deal. he fashions himself as a master negotiator, the book that put him on the map is called the art of the deal, and he has everything to prove in coming back to office, that he can turn up the pressure on the iranians and bring them back to negotiate a deal. the head of his state department transition team has as much as admitted that the pressure will come on very quickly, but this is not a pr

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scott jennings and van jones and gretchen carlson . elon musk obviously critical in the campaign . what you make of him joining this call? >> that doesn't surprise me at all. of course donald trump can put anyone on the phone that he wants. i have seen a lot of these calls been congratulatory in nature. as furthermore policy driven calls take place, i would expect there to be other policy and administration officials designated officials on the calls, but in some juncture, trump won and he has got a cadre of advisers that include elon musk. i don't think anybody should be surprised by this or alarmed by it either way. >> i think it's a little weird. elon musk seems to be everywhere at all times. is like secretary of everything and at the same time he's like first lady. the other day i saw this picture of him. it was a picture of trump with his entire family except milan you, but elon musk was there and now you hear about this. there is also conflicts of interest. this is somebody who has contracts with the department of defense. this is somebody who has starlink and it's in ukraine

he said gretchen whitmer is figure of unity. what? had bernie sanders saying the same thing, we need to look at -- bernie sanders's plan is social plan, venezuela plan, if that is your solution, that will not work. they are unable and incapable of actually having an honest look inside of themselves and in the mirror at what they did and that is going to be to advantage of republicans. >> lawrence: we saw on cnn the others day, shermichael said, you misjudged males going into girl's bathrooms, you said it wasn't going to work and dads were upset and he got calls as a trans phobe and they are name calling. instead of saying let's evaluate this, we missed the boat. >> brian: seth moelton and jamie harrison are an embarrassment on this. a billion dollars in 107 days woman given dnc and hailed a hero and couldn't stop it and not taking responsibility for it. i listened to 45 minutes of nancy pelosi on "new york times" interview, still spinning. only time you can be honest. two words from her, i retire, that's it. >> rachel: they spent a bi

so, kamala was caught off mike the other day saying to gretchen whitmer, we need to move ground among men. we know it's true but she didn't know she was being recorded and that's the other big factor i think. it's gender, i mean the numbers are incomplete rivers, the men, especially young men, even, much more for trump, the women, so who's going to win this, are the women going to come out because men are still pigs and abortion or is it going to be the men who are like, you know what, donald trump, we like him because he talks the way we used to be able to talk. he swears in front of the cardinal in new york, he talks about cocks. when he's back, we can speak freely and i kind of get that, too. people -- >> you are speaking freely, joe rogan is doing great, that's the thing i don't get about the throw grievance, our society is so pc that the top 10 podcaster's are all bro podcasters. >> but you are talking about guys in their homes, what can i say if the office and what can i say in front of the wife . >> that seems like a personal problem, i don't know. we can say everything we want