archie bunker from all in the family. the same era. i'm actually 33 years old. [laughter] or george costanza from that relatively recent show seinfeld. so, straight white men were privileged by today's understandings but convinced of their own victimhood. basil has a deal with nagging but usually correct wife and dispense employees he hardly speak english but who he hired is spelled out because of maintaining a lower rate. and the guests are mixed. some sweeping views from hotel windows and fresh squeezed arms use. others have the audacity to demand basic hotel services like checking in. rk meanwhile, is the casual bigotry machine. but his justification to sanctimonious incarnate son-in-law make it seem fastest to despise him right. and then there is george costanza. he pretends to be disabled in order to have a private restroom at the office. the privileged framework for bids such characters. and then you have stephen colbert or softworks eric hartman. once there is any complexity or hint that the viewer might agree with that forget it. in the character and hbo

. >> it's archie bunker, not gold plan sacks. >> we said an archie bunker billionaire. that's one of the great ironies. he's come into office and hired all these goldman sachs people. he's hired all these billionaires. he's hired people that, you know, maybe he respects their business acumen, but sort of disconnected from what we were seeing on the campaign trail. >>> coming up, new footage that seems to contradict the airline's original plane that the passenger was, quote, disruptive and belligerent. >>> whiplash in washington? president trump backs a nato expansion while hess team talks tough on russia. the man who used to lead nato, admiral james tavridis next on "morning joe." (phone ringing) they'll call back. no one knows your ford better than ford and ford service. right now, during the big tire event, get a $140 rebate by ml, on four select tires. ♪ what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and inves

. >> neil: when we're doing the global cooling thing with archie bunker on the front of "time" magazineyou're right. >> and that is actually -- they're trying to bury that and say that didn't happen. that bothers me, too. >> neil: i have that magazine. >> a very orwellian how the past is being trashed, no need to look at the past. we know what is going on today. follow us. that's what bothers me. >> neil: thank you, my friend. joe bastardi, just another point of view. what do i tell you about the time we have? we can get into this. it goes back and forth. stick around. i'll prove it with a classic example after this. the dna day sale is here. get your ancestrydna kit. learn about you. and the people and places that led to you. and see yourself... in a new light. ancestrydna. save 20% through wednesday at ancestrydna.com ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. it's league night!? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goi

i'm thinking of characters like basil from faulty towers can put a show from the 70s, archie bunker from all in the family, same era become actually 33 years old. or george stanza from the relatively recent show seinfeld. so straight white men who are privilege by today's understandings but convinced of their own victimhood. basil has to do with his nagging but usually correct wife and a spanish employee he hardly speaks to english but whom he hired his father because it meant paying a lower wage. the guests are mixed. sweeping pismo to windows or fresh squeeze on shoes but others at a density to demand basic hotel services like checking in. rg is a casual bigotry machine but his now -- juxtaposition of his sanctimonious son-in-law make a scene classes to despise them outright. and then there's george costanza who pretends -- who pretends to be disabled in order to have a private bathroom in his office. the privileged framework for bids in such characters allows obvious cases ike steven cohen bear in the colbert report, or south park eric cartman. once there's any complexity, and hit the

he is a throwback archie bunker. i went to my boss's office and what can we do. it is bill.can do. we are sorry, but there is nothing question do. i complained to roger ailes. i was told it is bill. he's a jerk. nobody likes him. roger said bill likes to put up dirty pictures and ask pretty girls to talk about them. the whole thing -- then he said, what am i going to do? i don't like him, but he makes so much money. >> who said that? >> roger ailes. this was the culture which was bill is too big. there is nothing you can do about it. >> he was just too big. if that is not a red flag, i don't know what is. >> is roger ailes still with fox news. >> we know that. >> i'm getting back to dave's point. >> it had to get to the point, boiling point, for fox to take action. it could have handled this a long time ago. this wasn't yesterday when this story happened. she is not the first. action could have been taken earlier before it hit that. >> margaret hoover said she makes a point never to be alone with bill o'reilly while at fox news as well. she is with cnn. you are saying retroa

an archie bunker. if you mean he is an antagonist, i agree. i was told what can we do? it is bill.here is nothing we can do. we're sorry this happened. there is nothing we can do. i complained to roger ailes. i was told nothing we can do. it is bill. he's a jerk. nobody likes him. roger said bill, he likes to put up dirty pictures and ask pretty girls to talk about them. then he said, and what am i going to do? i don't like him, but he makes so much money, there is nothing i can do. >> who said that? >> roger ailes. this was the culture which was bill is too big and there was fog you could do about it. i did quit his show. this was an election year. the biggest show at fox. about three years later, i went back and said i'm willing to give it another try. he said sure. i came on the show. i never had another problem. we had a good relationship actually. it just spoke volume you s i ha handle it on my own and nobody was willing to say anything to him. you can't treat a political analyst this way. >> joining us now is margaret hoover. she used to appear regularly on o'reilly's show an

he's an archie bunker. k e neanderth neanderthal, we are on the same page. i went to my -- i was called into my boss' office. i was told, what can we do, it's bill? there's nothing we can do. we're sorry this happened to you but there's nothing we can do. i complained to roger ailes. i was told the same thing, there's nothing we can do. it's bill. he's a jerk. nobody likes him. then roger said, he likes to put up dirty pictures and ask pretty girls to talk about them. the whole thing -- then he said, what am i going to do? i don't like him but he makes so much money. there's nothing i can do. >> who said that? >> roger ailes. so this was the culture which was bill was too big. so there was nothing you could do about it. i did quit his show. i didn't do it for two or three years. it was an election year. it was the biggest show at fox. about three years later i went back and said, i'm willing to give this another try. he said sure. i came on the show. i never had another problem. we ended up having a good re

it's kind of an archie bunker. i said, he can never do that again. so then i went to -- i was called into my boss' office and was told, what can we do, it's bill, there's nothing we can do. you know, we're sor kri this happ -- sorry this happened to you. i was told the same by roger ailes, it's bill, he's a jerk, nobody likes him. ro roger said bill likes to put up dirty pictures and ask bill to talk about them. then he said, what am i going to do? i don't like him, but he makes so much money there's nothing i can do. swhoz sa >> who said that? >> roger ailes. this was the culture, bill was too big. so i did quit his show and i didn't do it for two or three years. but it was an election year, the biggest show at fox. so i went back and said i'm willing to give this another show. i came on the show and we ended up having quite a good relationship and i never had another problem. but it just spoke volumes that i had to handle it on my own, that there was nobody willing to say anything to him to say you can't treat one of our political analysts this way

you go back to the 1980s, he was in cosmopolitan manhattan but still acting like the archie bunker bigott came to race issues throughout the '80s. he always had that foxiness about him while still supporting the clintons and other things. >> here's the difference, the key thing to understanding the influence and power. basically half of the country, 40% of center to center left people are consuming all the different kinds of media and half the country is literally, this is born out by the data is literally just consuming fox news and things like that. >> no. there are other things people don't think about in the newsroom that are big. people watch a lot of local news programs, some watch network news broadcasts. it's not half the country that operates in this bubble. it's some influential 25% of the country that operates within this bubble ends up being dominant within one political party. i feel like people get a little bit defeatist about the idea half the country operates in a bubble they have no factual information, i don't think that's quite right. >> i agree. >> the interesting thi

he's kind of an archie bunker.you mean he's a neanderthal, we're on the same page, he can never do that again. i'm a political analyst here. went back and said bill's not going to apologize. i was then called into my boss's office, i was told, what can we do? it's bill. there's nothing we can do. you know, we're sorry this happened to you, but there's nothing we can do. i complained to roger ailes. i was told the same exact thing, there's nothing we can do, it's bill. he's a jerk, nobody likes him, you know, and then roger said, you know bill, he likes to put up dirty pictures and ask pretty girls to talk about them. and so, the whole thing was sort of bill -- oh, and then he said, you know, and what am i going to do? i don't like him, but he makes so much money, there's nothing i can do. that was the culture. >> wait, who said that? >> roger ailes. and so, this was the culture, which was bill was, you know, just too big, and so there was nothing you could do about it. so, i did quit his show and didn't do it for t