and are you a little alone in the united states to make a joke anymore i mean this is a free country what are we talking about all those people yes c.n.n. is in my opinion totally hysterical going out of their mind and getting more and more dangerous operation i mean it's interesting you say that news that it's a joke it obviously is a comedy clip isn't it so there's no seriousness guys and as you pointed that the president himself we tweeted it but if you look at more serious situation c.n.n. they withheld whole sources when it comes to russia stories for example what's your opinion on line there. well you can say a lot about how c.n.n. is making stories up about russia and the funny thing is on the internet you can see an undercover operation and they quote the people from c.n.n. themself a percent or and the producer and they say old these stories about russia hex is just fake it's all fake it's all about ratings figures it's not about real journalism so it is saying that. you cannot see it only mainstream media in the west but it's there it's there for everybody to see and then t

and it was a joke basket. is what it was. you know. became sort of less and less that way. >> it became more personalized as it went on. much less about a character doing the news. by the time you got to dennis m miller it was about them speaking their minds. >> they were saying parade for the first time in history homosexuals continue to march so it is a gay lick thing. >> every anchor brought its own personality. it is constantly changing. >> i'm norm mcdonald and this is the fake news. >> times have changed since i first sat behind this desk. i used to be the only pretty blond woman reading the fake news now there's a whole network devoted it to that. >> news is a joke i can see why things like weekend update have survived. the thought of funny news made it appealing when news was serious now news is entertainment you watch weekend update for news. >> it's probably not great that transition happened. it probably should have been the news kept getting better and better but we can update definitely made a transition into the news. >>

to saying one small step from man, a giant -- >> it was kind of a parody of a newscast, and it was a jokewhat it was. you know, but it became sort of less and less that way. >> it became more personalized as it went on. much less about a character doing the news and by the time you got to dennis miller it was dennis miller and it wouldn't being a character it was about them speaking their minds. >> a st. patricks day was held and for the first time in the century a homosexual marked. >> every host brought their own personality to it. >> this is the fake news. >> times have changed since i first sat behind this desk. i use to be the only pretty blonde woman reading the fake news. now there's a whole network devoted to that. >> news is such a joke in and of itself nowky see why shows like "the updates" has survived. now that news is entertainment you're watching "weekend update" for news. >> it probably should have stayed -- the news should have kept getting better and better but "weekend update" made a transition into the news. >> there are some parents into home schooling children because

and it was a joke basket. it what it was, you know. it became sort of less and less that way. >> it became more personalized as it went on. much less about a character doing the news. bit time you got to dennis miller, it was doesn't nis miller. it wasn't about character, it was them speaking their minds. >> the slt pt. patrick's day pa and for the first time a homosexual contingent marched. >> it is this thing that's constantly changing. >> i'm norm macdonald and this is the fake news. >> times have changed since i first sat behind this desk. for example, i used to be the only pretty blond reading fake news. now there's a whole network. >> now that i can see why things like weekend update have survived. the thought of funny news was what made it so appealing back when news was serious. now that news is entertainment, you're watching weekend update for news. >> he's probably not great that tradition happened. probably should have stayed -- the news should have kept getting better and better but weekend update definitely made a transitio

to laugh and laugh at. >> i wanted to do a joke that totally is over the line. to leave early tonight, i have to catch a flight to l.a. i couldn't get a direct flight. we have to make a stop at the empire state building. i lost an audience as big as anyone in the history of performing. >> someone said, too soon. and that didn't slow gilbert down. that pushed him to a whole new place. >> the sister starts [ bleep ] the -- >> telling arifto craft's joke. which is a license to offend just for the [ bleep ] of it. and i remember laughing so hard that i was sort of crying. >> just such a release and just what we needed. it couldn't have been a better time, a better place, or a better person telling it. >> if you missed any portion, i'll repeat it. >> it absolutely had to be done. somebody had to stand up in front of the comedy community and say, it's okay. when it's not okay. those words must be spoken. >> i thought what gilbert did that night was heroic and i think it ultimately you could say whatever you want to say about whether it was appropriate or not, it made

texas, saying that the president's tweets is not a joke. d he must be held to a higher standard and he needs to resign. david is up next from flint, michigan on the republican line. thank you for calling. what do you think? caller: good morning to you. there used to be a time when there was something called lampooning and satirical humor. i'm not making light of the video but i think that people are taking this way too seriously. i'm not going to get into too much detail here and i will be quick i just wanted to say that there used to be a time when we could see things like that on tv and we wouldn't look twice at. host: so you don't see this as violence, this is more of a joke? caller: lampooning, a joke. yes, i do. beingow, the -- old-school, i don't see this as violence against the media. host: ok. we go to the democrat line in washington. caller: hello. so this is what this nation has come to? listening to this gentleman who just left calling this lampooning? a joke? there is no joke about this. there is no joke about this. seriously. be

. >> when you laugh it's a racial joke, and when you don't laugh it's a racist joke. >> just for the record my arab friends i done do any arab jokes in my act. t not that i don't think their funny, you know i don't want to die. ♪ >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. woa, woa oh wow. festival in colorado once, it's a ski town, not a lot of minorities there and i was talking to this dude, and he was like yo, man before you go i got to ask you one thing, where are you from.. i wen i'm from south carolina my pattern are in india. he was like what, you talk exactly like i do. and i showed him a video of an asian kid wrapping and his head exploded. >> comedy's more diverse now than its ever ban but no more near where it should be. >> whose my racist white people or black people? black people you know why, because we hate black people. >> comedy is anger, fear, insecurity and self-denigration. kansas it's like a civil war going on with black people and there's two sides. black people. and the anythingers. the figures have got to go. >> the jewish k

. >> when you laugh, it's a racial joke. when you don't laugh, it's a racist joke. >> just for the record, my arab friends, i don't do any arab jokes in my act. not that you're not funny but, you know, i don't want to die. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. i did a festival in telluride, colorado. a ski town. i was talking to this dude. he says, yo, man, before you go, i got to ask you one thing, where are you from? i went, i'm from south carolina but my parents are from india. he went, what? but you talk exactly like i do. and then i showed him a video of an asian kid rapping and his head exploded. >> the state of diversity in comedy is the same in this country. they walk hand in hand. comedy is more diverse as it's been but not near enough as it should be. >> who is racist, black or white people? black people because we hate black people too. >> comedy is anger, fear, insecurity and self-denigration. >> it's like the civil war going on with black people. and there

it's a joke. a distant -- but she was a distant cousin of my fathers. liz: i'll tell you. one thing she said, we lose our common sense, and we talk about the need for our policies. that's what ben stein likes to talk about. that's why we have him on. let's get to another steyn. mark steyn, he says everything is reactive in american political life. listen to what mark steyn says. >> one of the disfiguring aspects of american lill life is that it's very reactive. it's very rearview mirror. so everybody's extremely happy. nobody can prevent 9/11. but we're happy to investigate it for years afterwards, have a blue ribbon commission, issue a 400-page report. years and years and years of investigation. now they want to do the same thing with a meeting that the president's son, a possibly legal meeting, held with the president's son held with a russian lawyer. now, that's reactive and legalistic and pointless. putin, on the other hand, is a great improviser. so even if this lawyer had no link to the kremlin two weeks ago, she most certainly has links to the kremlin now because sh

even if it's a joke, it's a much more serious thing. what we would caution even kids on a playground not to engage in, yet it's all over the president's twitter account, which is why people are saying this is a little different than what jeffrey was describing. >> david, some are argue thing is a joke, you can't take everything that the president tweets literally. sean spicer has been asked about that issue, and here was his response. >> so every tweet you are telling us from now on that we are to be able to take those words hit rally? >> of course you can. if they're from him -- i don't know what else you would take them as. >> are president trump's tweets considered official white house statements? >> well, the president is the president of the united states. so they are considered official statements by the president of the united states. >> david, i remember president-elect trump saying he was going to limit his use of twitter once he got into office. he said if i even get on twitter, it will be restrained. does all of this surprise

and there it is, $7.50 on its way. >> that is the worst prank. >> it's a joke! one of the most dangerous times for anyone riding a motorical or scooter is here when they pull up to traffic and nowhere to go. you don't know if the guy behind you will stop, where riders get pancaked between two cars. wait a minute. this guy is not going to get crunched. he's going to become a litterbug hero. knocks on that window. the woman inside rolls down the window, takes her trash back and the guy on the bike is lauded a hero and the video going super viral. >> i'm glad she didn't cause a big scene or flip out. >> nobody said a word, it was understood, boom, move on. >> until the next block where she probably did the same thing until he was gone. that's the messed up part. >> the next time you crack open a plastic bottle of water, think about this video. >> yeah, that's really messed up. >> not just the bottles, it's the microbeads, the bottom of the ocean what fish are eating. it's ridiculous. >> this tragic video comes from taiwan. they believe most of the plastic was washed

caller: yes, i do not think that it's funny what he said, even if he was making a joke of it. it's not funny. people should not treat, you know, this lightly, because i was calling in a crime that had been committed, and they don't even know that there was a crime that had happened. this whole time, and they treated me like a criminal. they came in here, and they were like terrorizing me in the room, and they said they gave me a phone. they didn't gave me a phone. and somebody stole this report i got when they indicted me, and now they have something else where all the police officers are saying i was going kill them, and i never, ever said that. and i had -- they put a tear gas thing into the room, and they said it was a phone. they said they couldn't give me a phone, but in the report it said they gave me one. scommoip april, have you gone to trial yet on charges? caller: no, but i'm really scared, because the report that i had before was in the mobile home, and somebody stole it out of the mobile home. well now my mom was given one later after the fact, and it says that ever

whether it was a joke or not, it was inappropriate. fficers -- i don't know if they were star struck because they're standing behind a president which doesn't happen every day, and he made a comment and they thought they needed to laugh or applaud, i don't know. if they truly believe that, they ought to be ashamed. that's not what policing is all about. >> they should not have been laughing or applauding you're saying? >> no. >> these things happen spontaneously. it doesn't mean that everyone who applauded or laughed actually believes what it is he said, but it gave the wrong impression. that's what i'm trying to get at. we've got a lot to overcome. it's been a rough three years. in fact, the only reason the police have not been front and center on news stories around the country is because of president trump. he took us off the front page. that doesn't mean the issues and problems have gone away. >> something harry said is something i've heard from officers since friday here, both of you suggested maybe they laughed because they were u

said it was a joke. >> it was just a joke. by the way, you should take and inward look. the hollywood liberal elite are the ones calling for the assassination of the president. johnny depp said something along those lines. >> there's a difference. >> and cut off the president's head, kathy griffin. >> kathy lost a job. >> i have condemned -- >> okay. what as chris matthews? >> i condemned that. >> wait a minute. almost sounds like -- we're having a conversation about justification, sounds like. the direction we're going, kayleigh, and sally. saying, it's justifiable on the condition that, dot, dot, dot, or fill in the blanks. really the question is, this is the president of the united states. and when the president speaks, whether it be via tweet or in any other fashion, you know it is to be taken very seriously. but now we're also hearing from people saying, no. take it as a joke. i mean, so -- this leaves a very confused audience, i would think. brian? >> reporters committee for freedom of the press and other journals and groups came out and said this was an incitement

better -- like a joke. if they have a better one, okay, have a great one, have a better one, it's a joke. liz: ben stein we love you, come back soon. >> i love being here. liz: next up, story, eu investigating german carmaker, bmw, volkswagen and daimler for allegedly colluding over pricing and technology according to the german magazine der spiegel. this report follows announce am that three carmaker are recalling their vehicles due to insufficient diesel emissions software that does not meet government standard. next up this story, president trump renewing his push to investigate hillary clinton's private e-mail server. >> next a man who said, it is about time, she judicial watch president john fitten he is here next. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. with s

i don't think people believe that, it's a joke, it's a fa ke believe that, it's a joke, it's a fake videoia, fake video celebrating trump's victory overfake media, that's fake video celebrating trump's victory over fake media, that's what it is, akin to the three stooges or a cartoonlike road runner, that's the kind of thing it is. i think it is more fake news to say it is inciting violence, that's absurd, any rational person would say it's a joke and a way for him to get his message out that cnn has been reporting inaccurate and biased news with regards to him. charlotte, thank you very much forjoining us, charlotte laws, political commentator and trump supporter. the british government has announced it's withdrawing from a 50—year—old convention that allows five european countries to fish in waters close to the uk coastline. it's described the move as a first step towards a new post brexit fishing policy but one of the countries affected, ireland, has called it unwelcome and unhelpful. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. as formal brexit talks set off, britain has said that it

years, that liberals lost their sense of humor. >> jeffrey -- >> this might have been intended as a joke, this is the same person that told supporters at a rally to punch people in the crowd and he would pay their legal fees. >> do you know how many trump supporters have been savagely beaten by the american left? good lord, we just had somebody from the american left shoot a united states congressman. a republican. >> no one has condoned that. >> do you ever stop to think this is -- >> specifically because of that. >> jeffrey, specifically -- >> specifically because the rhetoric is so heated right now, shouldn't the president be the one setting the standard and cooling the temperature of the room? >> well, humor is a good coolant. >> this is not necessarily funny when you consider that as you said, people are getting shot over political receipt rikt. it doesn't matter if it's left or right. >> it does matter, boris, i'm sor sorry, i disagree, it matters exactly. there's violence in the dna of the american left and always has been. whether they were sporting the ku klux klan in the 1800s

franken is more of a joke than kid rock any day. series of announcements tonight. >> yes. >> all right, all right. facebook friday is next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >> that's dream machine. they are on my show tomorrow night. it will be great. check it out. facebook friday. this is michael, what was the first movie that made a giant impression on you as a kid? >> oh, god. >> don't say "giant." >> i have no idea. something scary. >> one of the best movies ever made. >> it's about searching for a lost treasure. they have every celebrity on the planet. >> i cried. my friends had to bring me out of the theater. when he take his mask off and it's his dad. >> don't

>> it's not a joke.s no secret that in today's culture the distrust that the public has for the police is pretty rampant around our country. police agencies like gainesville police agencies around the country have tried to make strides over the past five or ten years to rebuild that trust and for the president of the united states to make a joke about police brutality is taking away some of that stuff that we've worked on. >> officer, i just want to watch the officers of who we could see around the president. obviously they were applauding and cheering when he made that remark as we will show everyone again here. what do you say to that response? >> the officers that were behind him applauding and cheering about a comment that he made about police brutality should be ashamed of themselves. american modern law enforcement is not about roughing people up and slamming people into cars, it's about community-oriented policing and knowing your community and treating everyone with respect, even if they're a nei

ha is not a joke and no one is going to take it lightly. >> people believe there was three men and one woman working as a team. they speculate they were going to try to get the baby to the woman who could avoid suspicion on the way out. mall security was called as were the police, but they weren't able to press any charges in this case. >> why? >> because they couldn't, quote, unquote prove it. the way they snatched that baby, they had some intentions. that's the thing, people who have been in these situations say they look up and they're gone like that. >> the mom is actually pregnant with another child. he is the one that said had her husband just in that moment look down, he never would have seen that moment. they never would have known what happened. >> this video is going to make your jaws drop when you see what happens to these two motorcyclists. >> 11. >> any damage? >> there was a recent flood, so they knew there was some damage to this rail line, but they didn't realize to what extent. >> oh! >> oh. >> hang on, steve. >> i'm good. >> the front tire forces one of those ties to

. >> it just makes you think the whole system's a joke. >> reporter: in new jersey, trust in money is something you can't by. tony dokoupil, liberty state park, new jersey. >>> one of president trump's latest tweets has sparked outrage and a debate over presidential conduct. president trump's latest swipe at the news media is raising questions about whether the president is inciting violence against journalists. hena daniels is here in new york with the details. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump is describing it as a contest. one of his latest tweets is drawing swift criticism after tweeting a video of him pulling a man with a business suit, his face obscured by a cnn logo.

we're thinking this is a joke, has to be a joke.never see this again in your life, somebody stuck in the atm machine. it was crazy. >> i like the officer is totally amused by the thing. craziest thing, a guy in the atm machine. >> i feel like you went about it wrong. this is not a joke, otherwise you think you're getting pranked. >> too subtle with the cries, scream and write it on the note stuck inside an atm. hope that never happens to us. >>> the sunday sit down with karlie kloss on her double life as midwestern hometown girl and global star, why she's using that supermodel status to get young girls across the country hooked into technology. >>> the woman whose personal epiphany led to successful program in los angeles that puts homeless people to work. >>> and head to facebook for a facebook live chat with me and they say glory awaits at the finish but what about the start? that moment you suck up all that doubt that fear all those reasons why not and decide to begin. get your game on with under armour. now at kohl's. ♪ i'm... i

. >> it just makes you think that the whole system is a joke. >> reporter: in new jersey, trust in government is something money can't buy. tony dokoupil, cbs news liberty park state park. >> quijano: the manhunt is over in pennsylvania. a suspect in last week's deadly road rage incident turned himself in to police. demarco morgan has the story. >> reporter: police have charged 28-year-old david desper, of trainer, pennsylvania, with 1st and 3rd degree murder charges. >> this is a story of a savage and senseless murder. >> reporter: chester county district attorney tom hogan said, desper shot 18-year-old bianca roberson in the left side of her head, killing her instantly. witnesses say the two were jockeying for position in a lane on route 100 shortly before roberson's car careened off the

it's a joke. it's basically a fake video celebrating trump's victory over fake media.it is akin to the three stooges or a cartoon, like roadrunner — that's the kind of thing it is. so you know, i don't even...| think it's more fake news to say that it's inciting violence. i think that's absurd. i think any rational person would say tyhat it's a joke and it's i think any rational person would say that it's a joke and it's a way for him to get his message out, that cnn has been reporting inaccurate news and biased news with regards to him. he's really not any different now trhan he's been all along. i don't personally support the tweets because i think he should act more presidential but i can tell you a lot of his supporters disagree with me and they feel he's being authentic, he's genuine, he's down—to—earth, he's unfiltered, he's the same guy he was during the campaign, he's willing to speak his mind and he is talking directly to the people and not letting those in the media filter his comments or change his comments. so a lot of people like what he's doing and if you

these people can't take a joke. yet they want to feel like it's some kind of equivalent of isis recruitment video craziness. >> i totally agree. everyone knows the media is humorless but all of this outrage from the media is going to do little to actually influence what the americans people think. these outlets, like "the new york times," cnn, "washington post," have become so flagrant in their bias that they have lost all credibility. the only people who watch these outlets are the very far left, the journalists have made themselves completely irrelevant. >> kimberly: have you noticed the number of retractions issued? how about the national security agency, 17 intelligencee agencies. oh, i'm so sorry. i'm really bad at math.at let me use my fingers again to count. the associated press, "new york times" andnd "washington post," all of them.i >> oops, not 17, 16. grand total of 4. the paper of record on n eighth avenue, they sponsored shakespeare in the park where a donald trump-like julius caesar was stabbed to deat

another tweet coming intel me this is a joke. it is a right -- people -- >> imagine him at the g 20 summit, the most commanding figure. >> let's go to peter ducey to see what is on "fox and friends". >> we have the president's attorneys. and don junior in russia. house majority leader kevin mccarthy joins us. to the senate. laura ingram on all news of the day. doctor gorgon knows how the world works. a busy three hours, 12 minutes and 25 seconds on the channel you trust. "fox and friends" first returns in two minutes. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia yogig-speed internet.me? you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids. and these guys. him. ah. oh hello- that lady. these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget

[laughter] so this will be a joke-free presentation, because that's really all i had. [laughter] so thank you. thank you, larry. false black power, what am i talking about? in a nutshell, what i'm saying is that barack obama needed black voters far more than black voters needed barack obama. and that's not a perm attack on the -- a personal attack on the former president. you could substitute in the name of any black politician, and the statement would still hold true. that's what i'm trying to get at in this book. it started out as a column, and it grew into a longer essay and then eventually the short book that was recently published. but my intention was the make a fairly simple point which is that political activity is not the most effective way of advancing a group economically. a racial or ethnic group's political success does not automatically lead to economic success. one does not flow naturally from the other. it's hardly an original observation, but i think it's an important one that is regularly ignored by civil rights leaders and black political leaders when

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he can take a joke. he puts this out there. it's a meme. it's not real. but they were like one oh, incg violence. but they don't do anything when they see the cathing griffin video. they have to be pressed to be able to fire her, remove her from the job. the fake news story that they had to retract and fired three reporters. the list goes on and on. they are in a downward spiral. >> greg: they are nine inch nails. they issued a statement on this, lisa. did they ever release a statement when reza aslan ate a human being on their show on cnn? >> lisa: we think they would be very aware of fake news because this is what they have been operating in over the past few months. look, we have seen so much attention as you pointed out. this fictitious russian narrative. there is no evidence of it. yet they continue to run it. they have had to fire three different people. basically saying it's a nothing burger. the problem with the media as they continue to overreact and overreach and now it's gotten to the point that so many americans just don't trust them anymore.

[laughter] oh, come on, it was funny, take a joke. kevin durant responded on twitter after the show, and that is all he had to say. there it is. this is all he had to say. later on a sour, a germantown espy'o was not at the last nights, but we betting it is not long until he is. he has already fought and bottles. that is coming up here on "good morning washington." and the reason the former first lady was there is she was kennedy-shriver, who won the arthur ash awards. larry: i cannot believe how big it has become over 25 years. note is a huge, grammy-like event. in my case, watch the previous. autria: and recaps. larry: exactly. by noon today, it will get nasty. veronica: when we talk about temperatures with humidity is high, we see a greater risk for medical emergencies around the area. yes, we know it is summer and is supposed to be hot, we talk about it all the time, but we still see the medical emergencies. any conditions you have weather asthma or respiratory illnesses, it is al humidity. make sure you drink plenty of water, stat

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. >> can you answer the question, is it a joke or did you cheat on me? ot. >> there's only one it can be one of those two. tell us why. >> he's dropping a bomb. >> i can't actually have kids, kate. >> wait, what? >> we should have this discussion years ago. >> that's what's going through her head. all of those questions, but also trying to be sympathetic to him as he's trying to break this news to her. >> why didn't you tell me? you're infertile? >> this is a big deal, he starts crying, you guys. >> i'm sorry. >> see, the problem is now she's all emotional crying, tears running down her face. he finally gets her to confess that this, in fact, a joke. >> you were joking? >> give me a kiss. >> were you joking? >> yes, i was joking. >> me too. >> me too, sucker! >> at the very beginning when he got in the car and she was on the phone, she took her phone away to hang up. he saw there was no call all and she was pressing the home button. he saw the camera had been set up. >> they are the boy and girl that cried wolf so many times, you can never believe anythin

help me. >> but it was not a joke.in, literally withdrew the man from the atm. some producer was just itching to write that line it have did you see the note, though? it says, please call my boss. >> the man was trapped for almost two hours. >> not sleeping on the job. trapped in the atm. >> call my boss, let him know. >>> federal health authorities have approved gene therapy. >> it's a first of its kind cancer treatment used to treat aggressive cases of leukemia in children and young adults. nbc's erica edwards has the story. >> reporter: t12-year-old emily is the success story. in 2012, she was dying from one of the most common forms of leukemia called a.l.l. nothing was helping until an experimental therapy. >> she just said a few years from now, your daughter will be first child on earth with her system trained to beat it would have seemed like a far stretch. >> reporter: emily's survival has stretched to five years cancer free. it involves extracting special immune system cells from the patient, then reprogramming

for a few days. >> oh, i can tell you a joke if you want to. >> tell me a jokeour mexicans in the car whose driving? one of the mexicans? >> no the police. >> do you want back-to-back guess i'm here ffrmtz right. sure. >> plus you look a little hungry. all right. and you take a bite. this is back-to-back snack. >> this is worst than i thought it would be. >> in america we call it a corn dog. >> oh, that's very nice. >> is it good? >> yeah it's nice. >> you got some. >> i got some, yeah. >> you want a little bit more. >> no i'm good. >> try. >> no, no, no. >> it's good for free. >> yeah, right. >> and this is an exit survey. >> got it. >> what to start with good questions. >> five. >> good job. >> how was my good questions? >> two. >> what? why only two? >> because they're already entirely understood. >> >> i'm going to give you a three it was pretty average. wasn't too projected. was fine. >> what about my smell? >> you smell delicious. like happiness and pico degallo. >> four. >> i say 15. >> wow. good. are you hearing me? can i give you a kiss? back-to-back ki

and the relief of laughing together and the victory of a good joke. win. it's a team sport. >> the mind of a stand-up comedian is a scary, scary place. no, a mind of a stand-up comedian is really sweet of you to imply that there's thought behind what we do. >> what kind of person chooses to do that? a pretty independent person. somebody who doesn't like maybe having bosses. >> i'm sorry, did i say comedians were a little narcissistic? they're a lot narcissistic. we'll be right back. >> there's nothing else that we can do. there's no other skills. so it's either that or nothing. by the way, i like documentaries. i just don't like being in documentaries. don't confuse the two >>> now i might say something that's very upsetting to many of you. >> the good thing about topical comedy is you look like you're more intelligent than you are. >> well, let's go to the news and see what we can unfurro there. >> have you to be smarter than the one everybody else had. >> i don't have an ear piece. >> if something happens at 3:00 in the afternoon and you go on stage

eaux hide behind that and make a joke about yourself but that's not ironic, that's not a joke.e pre-conceptions were correct because what was happening in nashville, tennessee was popular commercial country music for many years. there is still a lot of that there, but there is also a lot of hip-hop and punk bands. >> rose: a lot of southern stuff, too. >> a lot of southern stuff. there's a southernness that's genuine, not one put on as an an sent after an artist failed at being a pop singer or something. there's a lot of people who are actually from the south that live in nashville now for once. >> rose: but singer/songwriters, it always seemed to me like being an actor and director and producer that they could go together. >> yeah, i think so. i mean, that's what i like to do. i really enjoy working the machines, you know, playing the guitars and twisting the knobs and turning the amps up. >> rose: you can feel it. yeah. >> rose: is that what happens? yeah, and i was a musician before i was ever a songwriter, so, you know, i started playing music when i was a likely little kid

. >> i hope it's not a joke. i look forward to interviewing you anthony. >> i'm throwing that in here alisyn because he dominates all these segments. >> thank you, anthony. i know you had your own agreement and i honored that, you had an agreement that you worked out. i look forward to the next time you come on. >> that's a deal. >> thank you for honoring it. anybody can measure this conversation, you did most of the talking as you should because this is about you making your case. i'm tell you what, i respect the intentions that you state, anthony, which is you're going to treat people with civility and decency. it will be a welcome change in the dynamic. >> i think you can ask your journalists there from your shop, that's exactly what we're trying to do. >> it will be a welcome change. >> i appreciate it, sir. you guys have a good day. >> you, too. >> you, too, anthony. fascinating stuff to dive into. on the phone with us still is ryan lizza who is the reporter we were talking to when we got the call from antho

just not really a good joke? save a joke. if it does not collapse, you usually cross it off your nose, and you do not do it again. you may be rewrite it. he gets another laugh. with the internet, we have just up the outrage. let the joke happen, and then if it does not fly, he moves onto the next joke. he deleted it. he is okay. george lopez, he does not like trump, obviously. this thing with the police, people get very sensitive with the police. he does not really want to deport the place. >> bill: do you think he goes overboard because mike there is an outrage of the day these days. >> we had on the family as a kid. we worked on social issues on tv. we left it at every we can. you remember when archie bunker would get in the face? they would have the biggest arguments. major stuff, race, class everything. we knew how to take things less seriously, and we should today, you don't. my concern is not the joke. people actually think their neighborhoods are safer without the police. that is what i'm going to talk abo

was that actually a joke or is he going to do that. >> i think he was joking there was a lot of laughter afterwards. tom price is a great guy. he has done a wonderful job trying to work this healthcare system through. i think we are requesting to see success at some point hopefully today and over the coming weeks. steve: i think it was joke because it's hard to fire a former boy scout at the national boy scout jam bore re. before you go have you a new white house communications director anthony scaramucci. he made his debut last friday at the podium and got good debuts and went on the sunday chat shows and said yeah, we have had a problem with leakers in the past but everybody has got amnesty as long as they keep their lip zipped right now, otherwise you will get canned immediately if we catch you. has there been a change in how it feels in the west wing like, okay, we don't have to worry about that anymore or are people watching over their shoulder? >> i think that everybody that comes here every day to the white house understands what a privilege and what an opportunity it is to be par

what a joke. >> juan: this guy was a state senator and united states senator. i don't think donald trump was on any political level. here's the thing, the guy that i believe, tillerson, said that we basically have a disagreement with the russians with regard to russian interference with the election. putin says, we didn't do it. and apparently donald trump says okay, let's move on. tillerson was there apparently. i met saying that the president is busy tweeting about fake news. >> dana: we have more to come. it was graduation day for the crop of new york's finest, the nypd. but a figure went to germany to but a figure went to germany to join the protests. earning your cash back shouldn't be this complicated. yet some cards limit where you earn bonus cash back to a few places. and then, change those places every few months. enough with that! with quicksilver from capital one you've always earned unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. welcome to unlimited what's in your wallet? yogig-speed internet.me? you know what's not awesome? when only certa