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it's a lot of jokes, right. ats and republicans chastising the president for labeling democrats treasonous. congressman hakeem jeffries to call out the president. a new york democrat, he joins me now. thank you so much. a trip down memory lane. a lot of these are it's just a joke. do you see all of these as jokes. >> not at all and the president continuing to be err responsible, totally out of control. and it gets worse day by day. now treason is a serious crime. it's in the constitution. it's punishable by death, not a joking matter for anyone to accuse a fellow american of treason let alone the president of the united states. it's a sad day in america that those words would come out of his mouth. >> listen, we showed, you know, the times that he made questionable statements or jokes and then republicans made excuses for him. that was just a couple. do you think that they're allowing this president, giving him cover to make offensive statements and not standing up for it? >> absolutely. it's very unfortunate. ho

comment, making a joke, and it was nothing more thanuse a little tired, brian? >> i guess we'll be adding this clip to those previous clips. i think people need to lighten up. he was joking. he has this type of sense of humor. this has been his person amount befo personality before he ran for president. his intent was to have a good laugh about t and people need to lighten up. you can always find the wrong in it, but the over all people saw he was laughing, take it as humor. >> so let's talk about this authoritarian point you were making, joan. the president is now asking, as expressed desire for military style parade. >> yes. >> and the pentagon is looking into it and getting back to him with some dates is the reporting that we have. >> yes. >> look, you have of course the north korean parallels, big parades and standing and applauding. is it fair to make that analogy? >> i think it's very fair. this is not something we do. we also know the president wanted there to be tanks and other military equipment during the inaugural parade but

seen the president's most ardent argumentsuse in weary that the president's comments were used as a joke, just sarcasm, but treason is not a punchline." can you say for the sake of the arguments withthe president'sfuture thate senator flake, that treasonous as a punchline is not a joking matter? sec. sanders: honestly, i'm not going to respond directly to senator flake's comments. i don't really care what senator say. has to i don't think his constituents do either. the president was clearly joking with his comments. what isn't a joke is that democrats refuse to celebrate the accompaniments that have helped all-americans. what the country doesn't understand is why democrats are so upset about higher wages. that is something democrats refuse to celebrate the accompaniments that have helped all-americans. every american should not be crying about. democrats have to decide that they hate this president more than they love this country. i hope the answer is no. >> i want to ask you a question about stocks. news, thereeconomic thought among economists that given the current growth, injecting

we deal with the local police constantly. >> the woman he said it out said it's a joke. the bear to say maybe you don't have a sense of humor. >> may be. you could say people joke about screaming fire in a movie theater not something people take seriously. there's members of congress shot at in an open field by someone who happened to be a strong liberal democrat angry about republican policy. >> let's bring in the panel to break it down. bill, serious stuff, you have a congressman under constant fire people trying to get in the office and posing as journalists. a congressman was shot in an open field and softball game. clearly the threat level against members of congress have us risen. how stupid is this. >> that's an issue when he does the congressional office. we regular had to notify capital please. we notified our staff that is not their judgment. this is an attack on internships. internships are for young people to come and learn, nonpartisan. whatever you are you can learn about government and the safe environment will you'll be part of a process and learn. this bu

he says it's tongue-in-cheek and democrats can't take a joke. well he's a joke.esse: biden is sciewlg one else a joke. the democrats are getting crossed on this collusion situation. the economy is doing well. people's paychecks are fatter. and their chances of taking back house aren't so sure. so they are bringing out the big gun joe biden. >> it shows they don't have any leaders. biden, nancy pelosi, all in their mid-70s. they have not started to build a new generation of leaders. there were self-inflicted wounds on rob port and others. but the fact of the matter is the economy is very strong right now, and when i talk to the president's senior advisors, they tell me if they can get an immigration deal and build on the momentum from the tax cut and move on to something like infrastructure. he'll have such a dramatically successful two years on the domestic front that they will have something strong to take to the voters in the mid-terms. all of a sudden this week you had media people noticing there is a stock market. when it was riding high, they weren't mention

it was a joke. >> he is a joke. >> the president is a joke? >> yeah.e around him understand, what presidents say matter. the world is listening. it matters what they say. and it's just amazing the outrageously inaccurate things the president says. >> when it comes to this probe, do you regret that your administration with president obama, of course, didn't blow the whistle on these russian efforts during the election? i got the calculation. but the idea that, well, senior mcconnell wouldn't come out and make it -- who cares what he wanted at the time. do you regret not saying more about this? >> well, i don't think -- i think if we would have said more about it, we would have further undermined the legitimacy of the process. we didn't have the information we had 15, 20 days after the election was all over. we didn't have hard data. we knew what was happening in terms of intercepting e-mails and the like. but we didn't have the whole picture. we knew that -- we believed that one of the purposes of what russia was doing was to discredit the process, the

joe biden saying he is a joke. demeanor to take on a figure like trump. but let's not paint joe biden in too good a light. he has run for president many times. he'll to have stand in line. he is not in step with the younger hard left, more progressive wing of the democratic primary that is likely to have a lot of control over the candidate it elects. so joe biden can try but he will have a fight if that's where he wants to go. >> thank you so much. this programming note, you can see all of chris cuomo's exclusive interview tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here cnn. let's go back to the money lead. exactly why are we seeing these wild swings on wall street? why you can't blame it all on investors. >> tech: at safelite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why at safelite, we'll show you exactly when we'll be there. with a replacement you can trust. all done sir. >> grandpa: looks great

i have a joke about that but i might tweet later.ater. iam running i have a joke about that but i might tweet later. i am running out of time. and don't forget, let us know what you are spotting online — use #bbcthebriefing. that's it for business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. i will see you soon. up next, newsbriefing, we'll take you through the stories making headlines in the global media today. here in the uk, the economic gap between the north and the south will continue to grow, unless the government prioritises northern education. that's the warning this morning from the northern powerhouse partnership, an independent body set up to improve the state of the north. if your child is born in the north—east, the latest league tables suggest that is a one in five chance that he or she will go to an underperforming school. born in london, the chances are just one in 15. they's report says the key to closing the north— south divide in clutts £300 million of new money for early years development, making th

i have seen theardant defenders that the president's comments were meant as a joke. just sarcasm, tongue an cheek. but treason is not a punch line. can you say that you agree with senator flake that treason or treasonous is an punch line or joking matter? >> honestly, i'm not going to respond directly to senator flake's comments. i don't care what senator flake has to say. i don't think his constituents do either and that's why his mub numbers are in the tank. the president was clearly joking with his comments. but what isn't a joke is the democrats refuse to celebrate the accomplishments of all-americans. what i don't think the country understands is why democrats are so upset about lower taxes and higher wages. that's something that every american should be celebrating. not crying about. not sitting on their hands for. democrats are going to have to make a decision at some point really soon. do they hate this president more than they love this country? i hope the answer to that is no. >> i want to ask you a question about stocks. on the positive economic news, there

it was a joke.ith the president was clearly joking with his comments about what isn't a joke as the democrats refused to celebrate the accomplishments of last year that has helped all americans. what i don't understand and i don't think the country understands is why democrats are so upset about lower taxes and higher wages. that is something everyone should be celebrating. >> dana: i think some jokes fall flat and the treason one is probably one of those, i probably wouldn't have said it. i like it when he says things, like when he says they didn't stand for me. they looked so grumpy. but that's okay maybe they will come around. i like it when he does something like that because he looks like he's trying to advance the ball. who cares if they didn't stand up. republicans didn't stand up for obama. for the media covering it incessantly, kind of makes a point, that it's ridiculous. so many big issues. one i couldn't get to today and the 2:00 show, serious. bashar al-assad has been using chlorine gas

. >> he's a joke. >> you say the president is the joke?> yeah, i mean, in this kind of stuff. look, you know, what he -- i think he understands and people around him understand that what presidents say matter. children are listening and world is listening and it matters what they say. and it's just amazing the outrageously inaccurate things the president says. >> when it comes to this probe, do you regret that your administration with president obama, of course, didn't blow the whistle on these russian efforts during the election? i get the calculation. but the idea that senator mcconnell wouldn't come out -- who cares. do you regret not saying more about this? >> well, i don't think -- i think if we had said more about it, we further undermined the legitimacy of the process. we didn't have the information we had 15, 20 days after the election was all over. we didn't have hard data on -- we knew that what was happening in terms of intercepting e-mails and the like but we didn't have the whole picture. and we knew that when we believe that

angela merkel has a joke where she says i don't know what theresa may actually wants. dline speech in lang caster house but the question is which one, where does she truly lie? in the telegraph... jeremy colburn, many would be that he is a prime minister in waiting. leader of the labour party and actually, the business community, the city of london and others are having to consider him now and think about him and think about what it would mean if he were to become pm. he is actually saying i will be quite hard—core. actually saying i will be quite hard-core. absolutely. no apology, the most ha rd—core hard-core. absolutely. no apology, the most hard—core labour government as far as the city is concerned, in 40 as far as the city is concerned, in a0 yea rs. as far as the city is concerned, in a0 years. 20 years ago when tony blairand a0 years. 20 years ago when tony blair and gordon brown were preparing for power, they had this charm offensive. the new labour. none of that here. jeremy corbyn is clear, he thinks the uk's banking system has a destructive dominance over th

. >> tongue-in-cheek, democrats can't take a joke. heather: a brand-new attack, joe biden launched on donald trump braced with tradition, we will talk about that, "fox and friends" first continues right now. ♪ 1 foot in front of the other ♪ >> hello on wednesday morning. good morning. how are you? no one is awake yet. we are here. thanks for watching "fox and friends" first. >> thanks for waking up, the memo war taking center stage in washington. jillian: donald trump set to release, full of sensitive information. rob: griff jenkins with bombshell revelations, very interesting story. >> trying to keep up, the president can decide as early as today whether all the democrats memo, yesterday with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to review it as chief of staff john kelly says, the president has a better understanding of it. >> i hope the president understands the difference between the first memo and the second memo, just like the first memo where he received it, the doj, fbi team. >> some republican lawmakers like trey gowdy morning

democrats can't take a joke. >> let me tell you, he's a joke. >> the president's allies say he is still eager to speak with the special counsel's team. even as his lawyers try to delay or stop a potential sit down. >>> to markets now. volatility is back. markets around the world adjusting to a new reality, the era of low interest rates is over. u.s. stocks tanked, then they roared back for a big gain. overnight looks like the anxiety is returning here. some asian markets fell. u.s. futures turned lower. look at that, now down less than 1% here. europe, though, is higher, but not by much. let's watch that and see if it turns. yesterday was remarkable. the dow swinging over a trading range of 1,200 points. changing directions, dave, 29 times before closing up 567 points. 2.3%. the s&p 500 up 1.7%. the nasdaq rose about 2%. the sell-off sparked bay a few things. rumblings in the bond market, concerns about wage inflation, and whether that will force the federal reserve to raise interest rates sooner than planned, posing a risk to the bull market that is nearly nine years old. as stocks tur

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he tell me the numbers for this week's national lottery because i'd like to put some money on it's a joke it's a false on our curry apologize to the russian people this nonsense has got to stop nobody interfered breaks it breaks it was the democratic votes of the people of our great country they wanted out and the establishment and their friends in politics and their friends in the mainstream media just don't like the results they can't understand it and so it was got to be a federal it's got to be russian influence it's nonsense was also interesting is how mr collins gets so angry when the tech giants show no proof of russia interference as the head of the investigation should he be a bit more impartial on the matter. yes it should but i've been up before these committees myself they act in an almost kangaroo court fashion foreign questions are you and hardly waiting to listen to the answers he yes he should be he should be trying to get to the truth then it would appear at the moment another on the biggest farm by the way of twitter or facebook and the people who run them but it would a

democrats can't take a joke. >> let me tell you, he's a joke. >> wow. the let's am lice say -- allies say he's still eager to speak with the lawyer team -- the team as his lawyers tried to decide on a sit down. >>> vice president mike pence meeting moments ago with japan's prime minister vowing to stand shoulder to shoulder in the face of the north korean threat. we go live to south korea. >>> security is the foundation of our prosperity. and security in the endo pacific is the main reason i came to japan today. the united states and japan will continue to confront the most dangerous threat in the endo pacific, the rogue regime in north korea. >> vice president mike pence in tokyo. moments ago as you heard alongside prime minister abe, the vice president vowed to stand with japan in the face of north korea's provocations. cnn's ivan watson live in pyeongchang where members of the north korean delegation are now arriving for the olympics. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: yeah, it is a substantial delegation here, approaching 500 people. it's going to g

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a liberal can make that joke that a conservative can't bear that drives me crazy. >> it's not funny then by the way. jokes don't have to be funny. i should know. >> you specialize on that. >> that's the joke. there is a hypocrisy going on on both sides. the democrats not care about deficits. the republicans now don't care about deficits. it reveals how incapable of the political body is at looking at the future, self-preservation comes first. it's so easy for them to switch sides. we should scream about that! we don't scream anymore. the democrats are like, oh, you've got to cut spending. weird training this -- every time you hear about a possible shutdown, it's like hearing a "die-hard" equal. i know how it's going to end! >> in terms of expanding spending, the old saying washington and his people remember when you cut their budget. they don't remember, you know, that you need fiscal restraint. everybody wants the islam. everybody wants the program funded that they want funded. >> it's not going to last. it's a prison there is it's a prisoner's dilemma. long-term, the rules would be bet

i can't believe mike is even defending this a little bit like it's a joke to say treason. said they don't love their country. we saw today a kind of toddle ler authoritarian. can't get out of his own way. supposed to be talking about tax reform. has a decent story so far. he can't help going after democrats. he can't help going after the fbi. and the justice department. what was that insanity? we're paying attention to treason. but not the crazy segment where he talked about we got them, we caught them we beat them. regarding the nunes memo. which doesn't beat or capture anything of the kind. he's deranged out there. >> mike, what about the point that she makes? un-american. >> she called the president deranged. a toddler. i hardly think the best way to talk about the discourse in the country is to excuse. >> i didn't call him un-american. >> disparaging is the kind of rhetoric thrown back and forth in politics. the things democrats say about the president. they call him treasonous every day about the russia investigation. i don't think it's okay. >> steve bannon called th

it was a joke.hen that was finally disclosed senator johnson's response of it being a joke saying it is a real possibility. we asked senator johnson to come on the broadcast and we never heard back. we are happy to welcome congressman himes of connecticut. this is the second time alleging some security base -- what is going on here? >> well, it feels like just a week ago i was standing here talking about how sad it was that a united states senator would trade his legacy, his integrity for this crazy idea of a secret society. which as you said was debunked and now he has done it again. worth stepping back here so the american people understand what is happening in this building. there are a number of individuals who will sacrifice any desire to be loyal to the truth concern about their own credibility sadly chairman nunes and the memo and the white house experience and the unmasking scandal, these are all faux scandals that are thrown out for the sole purpose of saying golly, i wonder if the fbi is o

like it was a joke. its not a joke. you're impacting a whole family."ina feges/daughter: "they thought they were going to light up the town with their fun and their paint gun. but it hurt somebody and it hurt a lot of people. so there is damage done and my dad's life can be forever altered by it." torrance police say they believe this is the paintball gun that was used---and under arrest: 20 year old tyler walters from torrance, 20 year old lynn johnson from hawthorne and 18 year old gabriella semana from lomita. all three were taken into custody on suspicion of mayhem, assault with a deadly weapon, great bodily injury and conspiracy. michael feges/victim: "they think it's a prank, a harmless prank. obviously it's not a harmless prank. i've been paintballing. it's a lot of fun. and to the paint ball world out there, they should not suffer because of a couple idiots."kristina was close to tears when she told us she called her dad, just by chance, after the attack-not knowing he was in the process of calling 9-11. michael feges/victim: "i have to apologiz

. >> mike, was that a joke that was okay to make? course, a very specific term in the constitution and not a word to take lightly. >> it was a joke and you heard the crowd laughing. it's obviously not the position of the white house. they haven't put out any official thing saying this is our official position, we believe we're going to have trials for treason. he was joking with the crowd. i don't think he should make that joke, i think it's inappropriate, i think it takes away from the core message he had, which is a very valid message, which is that the democrats were so partisan that at the state of the union, even when he was talking about things about lowest black unemployment in measured history, lowest hispanic unemployment in history, all great things happening in the country, the democrats refused to applaud or do anything to recognize that. we've been showing video comparing republicans during president obama's state of the union addresses, they wouldn't clap at times when president obama was proposing things. here's my prop

good time at a casino. >> investigator may says the jail can't afford to treat talk of escape as a jokehere are two things that we take really seriously, escape is one of them and suicide is the other. so the necessary precautions we have to act on them immediately. even if it's in a joking manner, you never know. >> in the course of his investigation, sergeant christopher interviewed wells' mother, who said she had no knowledge of the letter. >> she didn't have any information from any other family members that indicated they would have written such a letter, and she also said that she didn't believe anybody in her family would have written that type of a letter, so the mother said that he does have a lot of enemies on the street. >> he also spoke with wells' girlfriend about the incriminating phone call. >> she did not remember wells making that statement, said if he did make that type of statement it may have been in a joking manner. it did appear that it was made in a joking fashion, didn't really seem to be a valid type of escape threat. >> okay, so we're cleared with that, we're a

democrats can't take a joke. >> let me tell you, he's a joke. >> more from that fascinating interview later. first, though, investors bracing for what could be yet another wild ride on wall street. cristina alesci at the new york city. >> a wild thousand point swing, i was on the floor watching the market rally. over 500 points just before the close, john. it was amazing. now the question is clearly will be last? investors saw a buying opportunity yesterday. it doesn't necessarily mean it will carry through today. we'll have to watch and see, and i'll be back with the opening bell in just a few. >>> this morning the white house is reviewing the memo from democrats on the house intelligence committee. the white house officials say they want to present recommendations to the president tomorrow. chief of staff john kelly says president trump's decision on declassifying the memo will rely on advice from the heads of the fbi and department of justice. joining me democratic congressman eric swalwell from california. white house chief of staff john kelly says this memo is a lot less clean th

. >> they say it was tongue and cheek, democrats cannot take a joke. >> let me tell you, he is a joke>> you say the president is the joke? >> yeah, in this kind of stuff. >> no hesitation there from the former vice president joe biden, blasting president trump after the treason remark. and adding this piece of advice on the mueller investigation. >> i would tell him to not sit down with special council and one of the things that i would worry about if i was his lawyer is him saying something that was simply, not true without him even planning to be, to be disengenerdise disingenuous. >> today senators will have their hands full working on a budget bill that will keep the government from closing tomorrow. they are also trying to fulfill the president's request for a military parade. the washington post writes, trump's vision of soldiers marching and tanks rolling down the boulevards of washington. they have begun to plan a grand military parade, showcasing the might of therces. it's been confirmed, he has asked the department of defense to explore a celebration at which all americans c

democrats can't take a joke. >> he's a joke. >> you say the president is the joke. >> yeah, i mean innd of stuff. >> whoa. and that's the moderate which can of the party. the roundtable is sticking with us. you're watching "hardball." uh oh. well, you know, you're getting older. um, you might be experiencing some, ah, sensations. ah, it happened to your dad..uh with.. oh, look the tow trucks here! can't wait to be rescued? esurance roadside assistance lets you know when help will arrive. that's insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. you have any questions, uh.. i'm good. awesome. you or joints. something for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> we'll be back with the "hardball" roundtable. lots of headlines from these three right after this. we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just han

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linnea: it starts out in fun and gets written off as a joke -- "oh, i was just kidding, don't be so uptight but when you're subjected to a physical attack, it's no longer a joke. reporter: and people listen to her. they welcome her remarks. many feel liberated. >> most women have experienced these things from childhood on. >> it's not so easy to hear the things other men are capable of. >> i'm worried that this movement will peter out. but i'm hoping it'll carry on. linnea: things are really taking off here in sweden. women of all walks are coming together. men are getting involved, suddenly listening and wanting to change and support us. reporter: in 1954, the swedish government established a minister for gender equality -- a high-priority political goal here for a long time. the minister is acutely aware that much work remains to be done. asa: sexual harassment and violence against women as well as demeaning comments about women are an expression of power -- whether informal or formal power -- that men have more of than women do. we've neglected the education of boys. they ought to grow u

. >> i saw these on social media and i thought it was a joke. >> it may have seemed like a joke but when see her zipping through this store, you realize that this is no joke. >> this is going to be great for parents. you always see them try to carry the kid because they can't keep up. you're like, kid, get on, let's go. >> don't go too fast. >> here's a helmet. speaking of too fast, got some stats on these things. they can get up to eight miles an hour outdoors, five miles an hour inside, six miles of range. to get a full charge takes an hour. you can transfer in the airport and completely recharge your bag. >> do they have space for your luggage though? >> good point. >> something tells me you may be able to fit a pair of shoes in that. >> toothbrush. >> i don't know, it's not going to support my weight so that's big for me. >>> so many people go out to the slopes to ski to snowboard to have a great time, but there's an entire team behind the scenes making sure that they are safe. henry has the responsibility, should anyone be caught in an avalanche, to save them. he's been doing this f

let me say he's a joke. >> juan: kimberly, how would you respond? you like joe biden. >> kimberly: yeah, he took it down a few notches for me there. i don't like it. i liked him in terms of his personality, whatever. i don't like his rhetoric and comments by the president there. i think, i don't know, seems like not in keeping with the joe biden we know. i thought it was harsh, aggressive, and inaccurate. i don't know that he served well for his future political aspirations. by saying something like that. may be, may be. i think if you are joe biden, may be crossovers or independence, by saying something like that about the president, i don't know it was a smart strategic political move. >> juan: dana, when you watch it, you look at things from a messaging point of view. one of the things that the former vice president had to say was that president trump's always trying to undo everything that president obama did. he says, trying to undo the legacy so far, he has failed. >> dana: one, i think the proof does not bear that out. the deregulation piece

>> it's a joke. it's a joke how long are we going to last? >> you're saying it's become a joke how long we're going to last, that the hard landings on the pence campaign planes are so frequent and so notable that it's a point of discussion among the press corps? >> yes. >> have you only had bad landings in heavy weather -- >> nope. we landed in ft. dodge, iowa, we hit and it felt like we came back up in the air where everybody held their breath for a second. you could see the blue sky again. we didn't go off the runway at that point. >> that was the night that it happened. that was actually an hour after it happened. vaughn hillyard from nbc was on the plane as a member of the press corps. that plane went off the runway, skidded almost onto a highway. they closed down the airport after this landing. vaughn was able to get out of there, get in a cab and come straight to the studio to tell us what happened. what was amazing to me in that mom, obviously we are all relieved he and everyone else was fine. as soon as i asked him if he was okay, he

it's not a light word to joke with. >> it's not joking word. >> what do you say? think it's outrageous. it's a new low. he shows he might be more comfortable being president of russia, having vladmir putin's job than the job he has. he's not a respecter of our rights to free speech. he demonizes the press and single out members of the congressional black caucus in those comments. >> when he's talking about black unemployment? 12k34r. >> yes. they should be grateful and on their feet. the party in power, the party claps. the other, not so much. this is nothing different. >> that's the way politics goes opinion we all remember the infamous you lie moment. >> that was the heat of the moment. not pre-determined. >> it went along with not standing. that's just par for the course. >> you lie. heat of the moment. >> i don't agree with that. i think, today, he was wrong. even though it was obvious he have was joking. i think people in this room kind of giggled. you don't use that word in a joking manner. let's face it here. the democrats, i think he was right too. i think

doing a scene from titanic recreating on the green scene where we do the wetter. >> because you guys are so good at these things. >> the first one we want you to do. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> okay, that's jokeute. i think seamus wants to do that one. >> i can do that one. >> we're not going to do that. >> that was a joke. i apologize for that. >> oh, they have the foggy window ready though. >> come on over here. come on over here. let's see how you look against the foggy window. seriously, that was just a joke. so, line up here. here's the one we want you to recreate. you know which one. >> do you trust me? >> i trust you. >> ♪ >> all right. open your eyes. >> okay, ready? >> so are your arms out already? >> people do tell me i look like dicaprio. i do get that a lot. >> oh, that makes sense. now, flying jack. >> i'm flying, jack. >> jack, jack, i'm flying. >> jack, jack, i'm flying. >> okay. >> on to the next scene. >> what do you like, notebook? >> oh, the notebook, yes, when it is raining and everything. let's see the scene. >> getting weather effect in here? >> okay, now, you turn around, you turn around like this. >> seamus like i don't know. >> i don't know. i don't know. >> don't gra

it's become a joke. there's an interview with jordan peterson it has 5 million views on youtube and he exposes the folstein economies. creating false narratives. it's become a joke the only way to circumvent the joke is through the power of cinema pets the latin word of truth, to expose the imagery of our society. images transfixed so that's what the book is all about. to quote michael goodwin of the new york post read a great review he said he changed his mind about me and what we do, he said gets me to another reason of my changing view the reprehensible conduct, they too are guilty of deception. by pretending to offer straight news when they function like propaganda outlets. he said the real deception is not a what we do, to draw the mountain the real is pass along information to the consumer that's not true. my sister headlines are not grounded in reality. sometimes it's economic reasons because it's not safe to rock the boat. there is a book about the very thing i quote him in the book. they may cri

i is for 80 j is for a joke, his hair spray tan. m is for trying to kill with no plan train to us from that mess, advance. m is for marriage is trump had a few train for is for nepotism, the dealmaking true. o is for opportunists, which trump is down deep. p is for patents, a fundamentalist d. q is for questionable democracy survives r. is for right they will deprive. s is for separation the power of views t is retreating, thin-skinned and up to this. u is for united, which we are not v is for vladimir, his election-year fight. w is for wishbone, thinking they had x is for xanax, which will all need real bad. y why for years. z is for his dad and better days to come. [applause] i will tell you about how the book came out. i did not plan to do at abc book. i had done a lot of sketches last year during the primary, especially the debates we had originally tried to get a book published under sketches in my book agent went around and this is still during the primaries. still understand that most people thought hillary was going to win th

what a joke they are. the political elite in congress corrupt as hell as we'll see later in the show in the "swamp watch" segment is messing around with memos instead of getting work done that might help you. where is the immigration plan, where is the infrastructure plan? the state of our democracy is rotten because of them. and finally let's not let the white house off the hook. president has been badly served by top aides, right from the start. this lawyer, don mcghan, what a joke. he had the details of these domestic violence allegations a year ago! what about reince priebus? he was in charge when rob porter's security clearance was denied and now john kelly, yes, of course, american hero whom we all admire. he undermined his boss badly by claiming the president was uninformed on immigration and had been told by kelly to drop plans for a border wall. now this new mess. the white house should be leading the charge to stamp out domestic violence in our society. by all accounts kellyanne conway wants to d

not a joke. not a joke. it's within our reach. look, i was saying to joe, you've been kind enough to invite me to come and speak to the caucus a number of times and it is the most daunting experience i have, the idea that i'm going to tell anyone in this room about politics is beyond ksh above my paygrade, the collective wisdom about the american political system and what we need to win far exceeds anything i'm going to tell you but it's an old joke, i apologize to all of the texans, they say the all joke about the texans say they don't know much about art, but know what i like. i know what i think so i'm flattered you asked me to come and talk to you. i'm going to try to be as brief as i can so we can get to what i've already learned the most from, the exchange, the questions that we engage in every time i've been able to come to talk to you. you know, as we meet here it's, we have a real opportunity to take back the house and after my friend is my friend, doug jones, won in alabama in spite of my -- [ applause ] you know he's a