but i did know with some early alex jones. as attacking joe rogan because he had jack dorsey talking about the inevitability of bitcoin and the demise of the us dollar. is worth noting that i was on alex jones show and because i was one dollar begging him to get involved had he done so on the scale that we were talking about he would be sitting on a billion dollars and you know would have been a nice place to be but he did not embrace at the time that i spoke with him and now he's fighting a rear guard action which is a losing action well conspiracy theorists always trap themselves into a corner just like rachel maddow is doing now it has to go crazy increase in crazy air so that's where he is now but where in the real world without conspiracy and in fact jackson palmer brings that up in this next tweet because there is a conspiracy of round jack dorsey and d. platforming he has of course the platform to alex jones so it's really odd he notes observant cryptocurrency people flip flop between hating on jack for censoring free s

grid in the united states and that's called news that's not on you tube in some corner some crazy alex jones type that's m.s.n. b c owned by comcast sponsored by the bill terry industrial complex and wall street and a thirty thousand dollar a day host rachel maddow spewing unbelievable psychotic. this gets parasitic theories about russia controlling our power grid that's what the news media does in the united states and they call alex jones crazy in fairness i mean not that many people watch him as n.b.c. will try and get rachel maddow of comment on that even more alarming perhaps is what you are being commenting about the fact that the d.n.c. appears to be some kind of military junta in waiting you've been covering the out of one hundred two competitive democrat primaries in twenty eighteen forty four involved primaries with d.n.c. candidates were either involved the military intelligence or had state department backgrounds yet it's it's not a good look right so and but by the way that's not really news in the united states i covered it on my show. there are maybe a handful of other people

alex jones. greg pinnington. pamela tate roger. ms. robinson. >> good evening. so my name is linda parker and my son is a junior at the school of arts. and my job is to provide a little context for the people that are going to be speaking after me. and for the situation that we're in at soda right now. which we think is not -- although we're here in response to a specific incident, we don't feel it's an isolated incident. we feel it's a reflection of what is systemic conditions of racism in sfusd and it's interesting we're here tonight, based on everything that has come before us, which i think it's all interconnected. and you have a copy of the letter in front of you that we sent to dr. matthews yesterday morning. and so we're going to walk you through that in terms of context and what our requests are and personal testimonials of the conditions there. three weeks ago the head of soda's vocal department following a 4-month investigation by the school district which found she had violated the nondiscrimination policy had her employment contract terminated. this

jesse: senator march cove rubio versus radio tv host alex jones. >> don't' touch me. am asking you not to touch me. i don't want to be touched. >> you will beat me up? jesse: senator lindsey graham versus all the democrats at the kavanaugh hearing. >> what you have done to this guy. this is the most of unethical sham since i have been in politics. and if you really wanted to know the truth, you sure as hell wouldn't have done what you have done to this guy. this will destroy the ability of good people to come forward because of this crap. jesse: and the winner is -- trump versus jim acosta. an honorable mention for the white house intern who had to get her hands very dirty. next calculate gory. most of politically correct. the university of maryland for creating a support group for white students who feel quote confused before, during or after interactions with minorities. also nominated, northeastern professor, susan a walters, a gender studies professor who wrote that men should quote step away to make room for women because they have every right to hate you. our fi

alex jones election. african-american women and men. look at all three elections in texas florida with african americans have in a 10% difference. a real dimeric dynamic in terms of mobilizing people. hillary should have got 93% but she got 88%. that is what will happen to kamala harris unless she can fix it. it is not that they will not support her but not enthusiastically. >> the only californian with an eye on the white house. claudine spoke with the east bay congressman and has been rumored to be considering a presidential run. >> where are we on this decision? >> we will make a decision soon. i will be in iowa and new hampshire continuing to talk to folks but i think i can make a difference. i am connected to everyday folks. the first of my family to go to college. i come from a part of the country that believes when you go big, be big and do good and everyone can benefit but understand that has not been fulfilled everywhere so that is why i would do it. a family decision but other than that i think i have answered the question. wh

it may not be as alex jones who just makes things up, but propaganda is not helpful on any side. it would be nice to have a full airing of the facts. some facts are inconvenient. dianne feinstein is not wrong, we have to have compromises. aoc pushes the envelope, and i think it needs to be pushed, especially in congress, which is the most resistant to change, but there are actually practical things like money that matter. >> sure. right. you said earlier the democratic party is between young and old, the energy is on the side of the young, and i think that's right. who's got the he -- the ability to captured that group of voters? you know, bernie really was good at that the last go-around. do you think he still has that in his back pocket? >> i think he has them, but he's going to have a fight to keep them. what happens the past election is really interesting. beto o'rourke, should he run, had a huge outpouring of support for a young people. there are other people another ballot that we don't know yet how they'll do. elizabeth obviously has some significant support, so, yeah, ber

shulman once but are conformity, where only approved opinions are allowed, last year paypal band alex jonesrom using the platform for saying things they didn't like. they ban anti-muslim activists and the publication be there and other people and organizations who speech they believe should be silenced. and shulman admitted to take guidance on who demand from southern poverty law center. a fraudulent organization that works with the democratic national committee. according to shulman "the line between free speech and hate. nobody teaches it to you in college. nobody defined in the law. that is ridiculous" it is very much defined in the law and has been for 50 years. in 1969 the supreme court conclusively decided hate speech does not exist. but it doesn't matter to shulman or allies on the left. to them the first amendment is merely a legal obstacle. something to subvert rather than celebrate. paypal is just one small example of this. across the country the left working to crash in the organization that stands in the way of power. in new york state governor andrew cuomo to shut down the nra,

he's involved with infowars, the -- alex jones' website.e, which i'd like to share. to raise money, you know, his name is roger stone. so he had this big box of polished stones he's autographing and selling and perhaps we can -- >> that's roger stone. >> see. you contribute to roger stone's legal defense fund you get a -- >> how much do you -- >> i got mine for free because it would have been journalist journalistally inappropriate to contribute to his legal defense fund but he's selling the rest of them. >> there's jeffrey toobin with his hands on roger stone's -- >> well. >> sometimes you think of things to say and you don't say them and you think what a good decision. >> thank you for joining us. it's in "the new yorker." a fascinating article to read. >>> can another government shutdown be averted today? "cnn newsroom" picks up after this quick break. san marcos, costa rica. and meet sergio. that's his daughter, maria. sergio's coffee tastes spectacular. because costa rica's land is spectacular. so we support farmers like sergio. who us

he has a daily show on info wars, the alex jones conspiracy theory web site.pose he could continue that show as long as he doesn't talk about his own case. you know, the judge is serious about this. the judge really wants this case to be tried in the courtroom. i think frankly it's a controversial ruling. stone has gotten a lot of negative p negative publicity. he has a first amendment right to defend himself but the judge jackson thought look, let's try to shut the dois down as much a possible i'm not sure it would have been seen the same way. >> she was very limited at this. considering if you compare it to what she did in the manafort case and basically shut everything down she will be able to probably do some of these things. he went bo able won't be able t press conferences anymore. he won't be able to attack the prosecutors and say things that could be viewed as trying to effect jury selection but he can speak, you know, he could use his first amendment rights. >>. >> that's the way she did that. she gave time to brief it so she could have a little bit o

putting cross hairs on a federal judge, a bulls eye on his head and tweeting with his good friend alex jones about a civil war, we've got to take to the streets, which is my end, end, end about this. as far as mueller wrapping up, what happens in this country because these kind of markers are being put down, if there are impraechlt moves? what happens when donald trump has himself says to people take to the streets? so there's silence right now, which is obviously quite dastardly. the next level is so terrible that he is not only capable of being silent about it but asking for the order. >> we've crept along and no one has stood up so now it's expected trump won't say anything when seeing new reports like this. the closest parallel to this was the shooting of the congressional baseball practice -- >> steve scalise. >> a deranged liberal targeting republicans in that moment. if i'm recalling correctly, there was universal condemnation, people rallying around their colleagues, it was a standard response to a fairly remarkable and scary incident. we don't have that right now. i would add one ot

tech on a run, but dow jones industrial average basically having nothing in the red. alex: it is good news. trump said that as a deadline and said there would be no extension. it is in the federal register. the fact he is willing to extend it and the fact that you see steven mnuchin and robert lighthizer arriving in beijing, probably means that both sides want a deal and they are making progress. francine: theresa may and the eu are said to be heading for a all or nothing loss in the brexit -- last minute brexit showdone. itv news is reporting that may's top brexit aide had said she will wait till the last moment before putting a deal to parliament. he allegedly said that may would force lawmakers to choose her deal or a potentially lengthy brexit deal. therese: everyone has been saying, what does theresa may think? would she really accept no deal? the speculation at the beginning of this week was, maybe she is a leaning toward nodeal. with all the economic news and the poor investment environment, that is something that frightens a lot of businesses. robins revelations su

jones has run its course. it has gotten really, really boring and weak. johnnie burn thal who stars in the punisher is great. watch free solo. it's a documentary about alex the most nerve-racking, amazing movie you will watch all year. maria: thank you. coming up, investors are watching trade negotiations as the u.s. and china resume trade talks later today. no laughing matter here, the exclusive golf balls used by comedian rob rigle are available for golfers everywhere. details later this hour. stay with us. ♪ ready to run and some day soon i'm going to climb right up. ♪ take a little ride in her big old truck. with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ hey! you still thinking about opening your own shop? every day. i think t

susanna reid was an influence, alex jones possible.nts in this show, so we had to make the delineation very clear. i think that is one of the best comedy elements. what about the men? who do you think he was most influenced by? i've been speaking to a lot of radio presenters on the bbc today and lots of them have said, this is not a made up character. these people exist. i think that's why he has been so popularfor nearly 28 years. he really does... isa nearly 28 years. he really does... is a very recognisable character. weight the more uncomfortable it is to watch, the more like you it probably is. we are talking about someone who has just performed probably is. we are talking about someone who hasjust performed in one of the best films of the year, about laurel and hardy. what is he like off—screen? about laurel and hardy. what is he like off-screen? he is an extraordinary actor. not only a comedian. he is a real actor. he is as interested in the relationship between the two characters as he is getting a laugh. and he is also interes