that's far less than they gave to amy schumer.he streaming service as racial and gender disparity. monique posted on instagram this video asking quote, these two bloom women with 50-plus years in the comedy game, they offer $750,000 between the both of us and amy schumer gets $13 million? netflix has not responded to the accusations. the party panel is back, so they also paid page chappelle $20 million. doesn't that sort of equalize the desire to boycott them? >> there may be something else going on beside racial disparity. one piece that isn't talked about enough is wanda sykes said no thanks. if you don't think someone is offering you fair wages for your work, you can say see you, suckers. and she did. i would rather they didn't call for a boycott and legislation. what whether earnings of those specials. did the specials have netflix subscriptions? kennedy: they didn't want to hear her resume because there is nothing on there that necessarily says more people will watch your special because of the projects you worked none the pa

and they give her a half million-dollar. >> amy schumer is so hot and dave chapel. >> who puts buttsn the seats speaking of butts in seat is my butt in the super bowl. >> what are you wearing because i have seen a jersey on you. >> listen, we're tired, we're tired, so we made a graphic saying whole show will be in minneapolis, all next week and it is my fault. >> it should be. >> because we made the little football graphic. this is a year ago for some other thing we were doing. we are scrambling around trying to find footage of me in the jersey. >> patriots fans. >> all we had i don't know what the game was, a year ago. >> can i warn you twitter is mad. >> that is why i'm out here doing this. >> so, i have a powder blue uniform. i don't remember what the segment was. >> just a will guys. >> i a will guys for ridiculous graphic and we will change it before today's show is over green. all three of us will be wearing green or silver or black, anything but red and blue colors. >> thanks, mike. >> i screwed up. >> we still love you. >> did you hear about tsunami warning for the whole west

level i mean because then you never know who's in the audience i mean recently in america there was amy schumer and want to sykes about issues with hecklers in the audience because they may trump jokes and they went back and it's like you're really don't know who's out there that might be a gay republican who thinks trump is lovely so i don't want to offend that person you know i'll talk about myself and make fun of that which of course is just sidetracking from what's really going on sometimes you need an hour away from the madness bagatelle rio thank you and you're touring australia in november then the united states then in britain is that it's correct you've got my schedule. and that's it for one of your favorite shows of the season we'll be back with a whole new episode going on the ground on wednesday the seventy the general then keep in touch via social media have a happy. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bushnell for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've gotten through in the time. when you're older i get up yet. let me gusta just pun

level i mean because then you never know who's in the audience i mean recently in america there was amy schumer and want to sykes who had issues with hecklers in the audience because they may trump jokes and they went crazy and it's like you're really don't know who's out there that might be a gay republican who thinks trump is lovely so i don't want to. you know i'll talk about myself and make fun of that which of course is just tracking from what's really going on sometimes you need an hour away from the maddest negative thank you and you're touring australia in november then the united states then in britain is that it's correct you've got my schedule. and that's it for one of your favorite shows of the season we'll be back with a whole new episode you're going on the ground on wednesday the seventeenth of january children can be judged by social media have a happy. it's the cradle of jazz. climatic. alligators on the. members of my close. street racing. of the night. this is. the best place in the world. to be in debt to express. an american and part of the western. culture debt is by defin

gender and color bias, monique says she was offered a half million dollars for her special when amy schumerd $11 million while chris rock and dave shappell were offered 20 million. a spokesperson for the netflix said the company does not comment on contract negotiations. >> all right, how friendly is fido? delta want to know before you board one of their planes, with your pet. the align will soon require service and support animal provide more information before their animal can fly in the passenger cabin. says complaints about animals biting or soiling plane cabins have nearly doubled since 2016. starting march 1st, delta will require owners to show proof of their animals health or vaccinations cents, at least 48 hours before a flight. >> well, getting at saturday night prime time dinner reservation is getting easier to snag, why, restaurants are facing now what's become called the amazon effect. delivery apps like amazon restaurants and grub hub are transforming dining habit for consumers. many people choosing delivery over actually going to a restaurant. deliveries are predicted to grow

. >> yeah, i've got some advice, you know, from sam rockwell and gal gadot and amy schumer. [ cheersfun for me because english is my first language. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: very -- thank you, thank you, i appreciate that. thank you. >> yeah. amy was so sweet, she said, "just make sure you play everything super serious, like your life depends on it." >> jimmy: really? >> and then, sam rockwell said to make sure i drank water and stayed hydrated. >> jimmy: that's so sam to say that, yeah. >> yeah, speaking of -- >> jimmy: please, have some water, yeah. >> i'm going to have some water! >> jimmy: yes, we have nothing but water for you. last time you were here, "molly's game" hadn't come out yet, then it came out and now all these awards that -- you're getting nominated for awards -- >> holy crap. >> jimmy: and it's so amazing. >> i know. >> jimmy: well, you were great. i called it when you were here. not saying -- anyway. [ light laughter ] no, but i saw you were at the golden globes. this was your 5th time at the globes? >> can you believe that? >> jimmy: i can't! >> i feel like i just s

in your panel, fox news contributor tommy lauren, former senior aid to chuck schumer, michael to bin and political analyst amymes. i'm going to go straight to -- i'm going to take you as representing chuck schumer. he couldn't be here with us tonight. >> let's be careful. i'll get some angry calls. i'm not actually representing. >> it seems to me that schumer is actually quite a reasonable maker, would like to do the deal. doesn't want to hold things up in the way it's happening but is being forced to take this extreme position because of the base of the democratic party that puts the immigration issue above all else. >> i would agree with what you've said but not the second. he's a savvy deal maker. every since his first term in the new york state assembly in 1974. he lives for this and excels at it. i would say he's not been pushed to do this. he's not being forced to do this. i think the design of democracy is to be messy and complicated and loud and competitive and contentious. i think this is healthy. and i would say the only surprising thing is people are surprised this is happening. donald trump as a c

what about people like schumer? amy: we're going to go to break.hen we come back, we're going to talk about the situation you are describing in gaza. your new book, "gaza: an inquest into its martyrdom." we are speaking with author and scholar norman finkelstein. the book has just been published. stay with us. ♪ [music break] this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. amy: our guest today is author and scholar norman finkelstein, author of the new book "gaza: an inquest into its martyrdom." many wereublished as killed in gaza. the want to turn to benjamin and young talking about the 2014 military offensive in gaza. he was speaking to brian williams of nbc news. >> at a certain point he said, what would you do if american cities -- where are you sitting now, brian -- would be hit with rockets? do you know what you would say? usage your leader, "a man has got to do what a man has got to do and a country's got to do what a country has got to do." you have to defend ourselves. we try to do it with a minimum amo

something that the president has campaigned on, but then hours later, schumer describes it all fell apart. let me bring back my panel, amy parnes, ryan nobles back with me. this was an interesting duel we just saw between mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer, ryan to you first. chuck schumer really getting the last word, saying that the republicans having the majority in both houses and in the white house, the responsibility squarely falls on the majority to compromise, the democrats offering a compromise, but schumer sayi ing it's the republicans who have failed the nation by allowing the government to shutdown. what does this mean this point forward? >> well, the biggest thing, fred, is that these two speeches by these two leaders aren't a whole heck of a lot different than they were yesterday. so that gives us some indication that the ball hasn't really moved forward at all. to give some context about what senator schumer were talking about, it is true that he and the president did have somewhat of a tentative deal on the table. but when you talk about funding for the wall, this goes back to before the senate minority le

next to the minority leader, the head of the democrats chuck schumer, we have seen amy klobuchar up and down the islands. we've seen the senators from maine, and chris kumar from delaware. at the very bottom of your screen, he is listening to lindsey graham. kind of a bipartisan gathering. elizabeth warren is in on that bipartisan gathering of senators. jonathan? >> sarah sanders, the white house press secretary tweeted a few moments ago. i'll read it. it says democrats can't shutdown the booming economy. are they co now so desperate they'll shutdown the government instead. and #schumer shutdown. even though republicans control all the branches of government, that this was going to be blamed on the democrats. and we know the president has been telling allies in recent days he feels the same way. we heard him mention it yesterday in pennsylvania before that event, and he believes truly that this is going to be their fault and not his. it's a president who shall we say is reluctant to sometimes take responsibility when things don't go well. the buck stops here, a sign that's not on his de

amy holmes. i'm going to go straight to you pass representing chuck schumer. he couldn't be with us tonight. it seems to me that schumer is actually quite a reasonable deal maker, would like to do the deal and doesn't want to hold this up in the way it's happened but has been forced to take this extreme position because the base of the democratic party puts the immigration issue above all else. >> he's a deal maker. he exels at it. i would say he's not being pushed to do this or forced to do this. i think the design of democracy is to be messy and complicated and loud and competitive and contentious. i would say the only surprising thing is people are surprised this is happening. donald trump as a candidate said he would blow things up. while some are calling it the schumer shutdown -- steve: why not just let the daca issue be settled as part of the i am briggs negotiation? why bring it into this? >> because everything is connected to everything else when you have these conversations. >> it is not. >> while he is not being forced to do this. it's true that a lot of the energy in the democrat

us now michael hopkins, a democratic strategist and amy holmes, political analyst for rasmussen reports. thanks both of you for being here. chuck schumertly offered to pay for the wall but he says that offer is now withdrawn. why? >> because we have no idea where the president actually is. at one point he says we need a bill of love and get daca dofnlt another point he says we won't get daca done. only way we'll get it done is if we get one, two, three on his checklist but pulls too off. we need to know what's on the table. >> jon: there is negotiating to be done. chuck schumer wants the dreamers, the 800,000 people who were brought here by their parents wants them to stay here legally. why not build a wall in exchange for that and some of the other things the president wants? >> i think senator schumer is trying to look like a tough guy after getting beat up by his own base, caving on the government shutdown. fit was such a great gamble for democrats why don't they put their name on it the schumer shutdown. what we're looking at now is a negotiating position. the senator is taking the wall off the table so he can give it back as if it

amy: it is not clear whether senate democrats will support another stopgap spending bill. speaking from the senate floor thursday, democratic minority leader chuck schumer noted this is the fourth continuing resolution before the senate in recent months. >> there is no promise and no likelihood that another kicking of the can down the road will get something done. we have to sit down together and solve this with the president or without. ofil that happens, no amount cr's will get this done. amy: protesters continued to flood lawmakers' offices to demand passage of a so-called clean dream act, that would grant legal status to daca recipients without concessions for funding for the border wall or enhanced border security. on thursday, members of the group united we dream -- many of them daca recipients -- chanted "undocumented and unafraid" outside the office of virginia democratic senator mark warner. 100 daca recipients lose their status each day. as the deadline looms tonight, president trump heads to mar-a-lago to play golf and celebrate the first anniversary of his inauguration. in northern california, immigrant communities are bracing for a crackdow