amy: that is bassem youssef talking to trump supporters in georgia. xperience. bassem: people were mesmerized by donald trump. it is the same echo chamber that i find in the middle east. people are just repeating the same soundbites without even thinking. when somebody tells me we want to make the military great again and they say we need to reduce federal spending in the next sentence, i don't know how that is possible. people say, we need to make the military great again. i tell them, how many more countries do you want to invade? i think one of the most memorable moments for me, when the governor or the mayor, the guy who appear before donald trump and he said, he was talking to the crorowd like, "if donald trump did not do anything other than building the wall, would use to vote for him?" and everybody was like, yeah! this is a whole campaign based on fear and xenophobia. cycle see the news scrolling and saying, donald trump said thihis, donald trumpp said that, his wife plagiarized this, plagiarized that come at using it makes any difference to hi

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i am larry, larry, larry larry. [ laughter ] our good friend bassem youssef is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he good, y'all. he good. [ laughter ] all right. so this morning, i'm having a little "morning joe. i'm watching a little "morning joe," and i had a little moment of whoa! [ laughter ] guys, they put together a montage of hillary's statements about her emails from a year ago with the fbi director's statements from yesterday. ooh, enscwroip --enjoy. >> i thought it would be easier to carry just one device. >> she also used numerous mobile devices to send and to read email. >> so that the emails were immediately captured and preserved. >> there was no archiving at all of her emails. >> there were no security breaches. >> it is possible that hostile actors gained access. >> there is no classified materials. >> 110 emails contained classified information. [ laughter ] >> good morning. [ laughter ] >> larry: yes! good morning! [ laughter ] oh, my god. if they were that rough on hillary on msnbc, i can't imagine what they were doing over at fox. [ laughter ] right? you know,

please welcome, bassem youssef! >> thank you so much!. >> that's amazing. who the hell is this guy? and they're very nice. thank you, thank you very much. >> stephen: they're very friendly people. >> i know. >> stephen: i first met you through our mutual friend jon stewart. >> yes. >> stephen: people have sort of called you the jon stewart of egypt. you're not in egypt anymore. you're here. >> yes. >> stephen: did you come here to also open an animal rescue farm like jon did. >> that was the plan until i saw your elections and i said, "i'm back in business, baby, yes!" is there you lived underab actual dictator. when you see americans complaining about the obama administration being a dictatorship, do we sound like babies to you? >> yes. it's like, i mean, we have dictators who stay in power for 30 or 40 years, and we call them by the way first term. and then-- but it's predictable, because you just have one election-- elections-- and he's there forever. >> stephen: it's very cost efficient. >> yeah, you do it every four year. this year,

bassem youssef, good morning. >> good morning. >> you picked an interesting year to come to america.e making a lot of money. people coming in and buying tickets. it's one way to profit out of this mess. >> so what do you make of that? you saw obviously so much turmoil and strife where you came from. >> yes. >> and switched gears dramatically. but this is a fascinating time a new visitor in this country. >> it's great. the thing is when i went out in the field and i spoke, for example, to trump supporters it kind of like resonated with me. because i heard the same exact things back home with the patriotism demagogue speeches. like we are talking in an echo chamber. it doesn't make sense. but it does for them. >> you said it maybe be such a bad thing if he was elected president. why did you say that? >> well i maybe meant it's not the worst thing. i'm not worried about trump. i'm worried about what's behind trump. trump is one person. but the support that he has masked what he is coming from. if trump is saying racist stupid stuff out of making a show there are other people in his part

bassem youssef, good morning.es? >> if the election was a broadway play, you guy be making a lot of money. people coming in and buying tickets. i mean, it's one out of this mess. >> what do you make of it? you saw, obviously, so much turmoil and strife where you came from and switched careers dramatically. we are not equating these two countries in any way necessarily but this is a fascinating time to be a new visitor in this country. >> yeah. it's great. and the thing is when i went out in the field and i talked to trump supporters and kind of like resonated with me because i heard the same exact things back home with the mt fake patriotism. anti-rhetoric and like we were talking in a chamber. it doesn't make sense but it does for them. >> you actually said that it wouldn't maybe such be a bad thing if he was elected president. why did you say that? >> i maybe meant that it's not the worst thing because i'm not i'rried about trump. trump. i mean, trump is one person, but the support that he has massed what he is

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