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>> it was funny because it had a little precursor to that when i did the alec baldwin roast on comedyonths ago. >> comedians need a place where they can be offensive without your [bleep] fake outrage. [cheers] #heroes. >> and i was writing some jokes and jimmy kimmel said you should do a little soliloquy at the end of the all woke and no joke culture and sort of tell them to get over it. and i did a little piece on it at the end of the comedy central alec baldwin roast. >> you already ruined the oscars. [laughter] you are all woke and no joke. >> so i was sort of thinking about it. >> tucker: how did that go over by the way when you did it? >> it's funny. it always goes over and then everybody goes back to it. like, if you did a corporate event for lawyers, and you said, oh, lawyers, all of them have shysters who cheat on their wives. everyone would laugh. but i don't know why you are calling them that. you know what i'm saying? >> tucker: they wouldn't stop being shysters who cheat on their wife. >> they all stop clapping and laughing. >> this is how [bleep]ed up hollywood is. bruce

alec baldwin will start next week in the front row. >>> the u.s. to take control off the turnover, williams, the first goal of the match. then with the score, the u.s. on the move and check out rapinoe, this is too easy. that's the goal. the u.s. wins it. that's a look at sports. more news back. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> maybe the stories should have been in sports. not daytona. these are child jockeys racing on llamas. annual event happening in ecuador. do you have any favorites? >> nope. >> i don't know. >> dancing in the moonlig

boy and cup boy. [ light laughter ] dude, it's - >> you win [ laughter ] >> jimmy: for what - alec baldwint we need something. >> jimmy: i got it yeah, i got -- we might have a clip of it >> all right >> jimmy: but alec baldwin was the host and he's always been great to me and he was always like, "try new things and always do this." so horatio could move these cups we got these cups once and it was a rehearsal and he was, like, shaking them back forth and all of the cups would just kind of fly up into the air like a tornado >> okay. >> jimmy: it was very odd. and i so went, "let's write a sketch this is really funny." and anyways, this debut, it never aired of "plate boy -- >> first play. >> jimmy: "and cup boy." [ laughter ] >> let's see maybe over - maybe it's aged well >> gentlemen wants a - >> a what? >> he wants a plate. [ laughter ] come on, plate boy come on. [ laughter ] hang in there. [ babbling ] come on. [ babbling ] >> i get a cup and i put in a coke [ light laughter ] okay, here i go. oh, boy. oh, boy! [ laughter ] oh, boy! oh, boy. >> jimmy: do you hear it like, not even - [

it's not just because he dislikes being made to look like a fool by alec baldwin.as portrayed as the grim reaper. that's how you identified him. what do you mean by this? what was the issue? >> early on in the trump era, there was an snl sketch where alec baldwin was playing donald trump and steve bannon, trump's white house chief strategist, comes in, but he is dressed as a grim reaper figure. it satirizes the influence on trump and the white house by saying, trump is the toddler who is not president and really bannon is president. this, of course, followed with the general media meme of president bannon as opposed to president donald trump. trump saw this and started telling confidants about how much it ticked him off. it did at least in part contribute to his souring on steve bannon, which soon in the first year of the trump era led to his ouster from the west wing. this is sort of an overarching theme is about how satire has super planted reality in the trump era. so often it doesn't read necessarily like a news article but as really lpoorly written satire. tha

trish: i believe alec baldwin also contributed to this.ys trump supporters are responsible for near moral collapse of this country. it's worth asking whether the democrat stab many types are playing a role effectively helping to incite violence. >> you get out and create a crowd and you tell them they are not welcome. >> when they go low, we kick them. that's what this new democratic party is about. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about. trish: i warned about this last fall when i cautioned that america was heading in the wrong direction. remember? they are helping to seat narrative that makes it okay to push violence and hate just so long as it is hate for the president and the president's supporters. we are at a breaking point in terms of an emotional civil war with violence that will spill into our streets. it's happening now. some print media has since agreed with me. i want to share with you this cover from "the atlantic." how to stop a civil war. you know what? whe

we are talking about alec baldwin. he's using the hitler comparison for president trump. writing on twitter, it's official, the american government as lawless as dictators we headed in world war ii. you wonder how they took over in the aftermath of world war ii. their sniffling lack of courage. how can someone who lost a loved one that mite may have fought for our freedom and our allies' freedom in world war ii. for these pompous intellectuals to lecture us, give us a break. >> you better be ready friday the 0th to meet with me so i can let you know what a rude little pig you are. you are a rude, thoughtless little pig. trish: the cite sip is being generated from people who clearly have no moral compass of their own. meanwhile, if they had anything going on in their head they would understand the importance of fighting on policy at the voting box rather than the wild untrue accusation stream they hurl at the president and world history. insulting every single american out there. every american just trying to do what's right and earn an honest living. leftists are fighting

alec baldwin. he actually read this? how did you get him to read your book? >> if only my mother were alive. to hear me being compared to a food truck by a movie star. >> in all seriousness it's a great book. i'm excited to talk about it and, it is not the kind of book i usually like. i sort of usually like something that is not a manifesto. i have never read a manifesto before. i guess i may have read the communist manifesto in college or something, did you have a favorite manifesto that you modeled this after? >> no. my immediate diet was pretty much manifesto free. myself, until i wrote this. >> what made you decide to do this? >> i did not decide to do this. what i decided to do was say but that spun off a stage show eidetic up of years ago called ruggedly jewish which was an exploration of my jewish identity, such that it is and try to look at it in the context of where we are as a society today and they laughed, they cry, i thought it would be a better book than it was a stage show, but i just cannot pull it off. it did not work on the page the same way

alec baldwin. do you think he read this? >> how did you get him to read your book? >> a fully my mother were alive to hear me being compared to a food truck by end of the star. >> in all seriousness this is a great book. i read it, i got an early, decided to talk about it and it is not the kind of book are usually like. i usually like something that is not a manifesto. i've never read a manifesto before except for the communist manifesto. do you have a favorite manifesto that you modeled this after? >> know. i am manifesto free myself until i wrote this. >> host: what made you decide to do this? >> guest: i didn't decide to do this. what i decided to do was a book that spun off a stage show called lovingly jewish which was an exploration of my jewish identity such that it is and try to look at it in the context of where we are as a society today. there were weird stories in it and i thought it was a better book than it was a stage show. i couldn't pull it off. it did not work on page the same way it did on stage. it got me to thinking is there another way to approac

and alec baldwin put it on "snl." >> are you trying to say apologize?tho, i would never do that. what i am doing is aplegizing. >> so it began at the prayer breakfast talking about jesus' teaching we should love all our enemies. trump took to the podium and said i don't know if i agree with you and proceeded to question the faith of nancy pelosi and mitt romney. after that all eyes on the safe space of partisan reporters. it was angry, aggrieved, and very, very strange. even by trump standards. despite all the evidence the president stuck to his insistence that he was the real victim in all of this. >> we went through hell unfairly. did nothing wrong. they took a phone call that was a totally appropriate call. i call it a perfect call. and they brought me to the final stages of impeachment. >> but the real choice bits of bile were left for his political opponents. >> it was evil. it was corrupt. it was dirty cops. it was leakers and liars. bad people. my opinion, it's almost like they want to destroy our country. >> this went on without notes for more t

alec baldwin is tough to beat. >> laura: i want to give real dry ice for your studio. you've got a fancy set up over there. i want the flames, i want the whole deal. okay? >> sean: you don't have -- you have a fancier set up than i do. >> laura: are you kidding me? i love our site, i'm not going to say anything else. you know the people, when you go skiing -- >> sean: it costs millions of dollars to build these things. >> laura: listen, when someone has the $1,000 pair of skis, it's fun to be on a pair of really old dogs on your feet and you go whizzing right by because the people who have really nice studios, many have a rudimentary studio and you are number one. your number one. speed is something like that, whatever you say. i don't care. >> laura: have a great night. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from d.c. tonight. the left is so overcome with their zeal to reject trump from office that they are abandoning all their supposed principles to back perhaps a plutocrat like mike bloomberg? no. but will he sell out america to china? my angle explains ho

. >> that is alec baldwin playing president trump as "saturday night live" holds their reimagined impeachmential. nfl star j.j. watt hosted the show with musical guest luke kohn, the country star who, by the way, will join us in a couple of weeks for a "sunday sit-down." >>> it was only eight years ago this week at the famed sundance film festival in park city, utah, that ava duvernay, after winning a big award there, finally decided to become a full-time filmmaker. she made a good decision, to say the least. ava quickly established herself as a groundbreaking force in hollywood, when she corredirect "sel "selma," which was nominated in 2018 for the academy award as best picture. two years later, her film "13th," named for the amendment that abolished slavery, was nominated for an oscar. ava and i got together for a sit-down at her favorite tea shop in new york to talk about shaking up hollywood. >> so, these are some teas you can choose from. >> okay. >> are you into tea? >> you're going to make me into tea. i like basic tea, but i feel like you're at another level. >> this is not basic tea.