the get rid of all sexual assault we don't prosecute bill cosby it's a bizarre going away in a minute your persecuting a man and his eighty's has been offending for sixty years but look what kind of a triumphant said let's go to our panel laurie penny user award winning feminist writer all activist you jumping up wanting to come in there i just want to look it's only been six months patriarchy has been around for a very very very long time and this is kind of a assume as we'll start doing something together certainly is that why haven't you changed the entire world it is been only just over six months i think there's a long there's a long gap in the here but also you asked what took you so long write it is fear of a legitimate. fear of the social consequences of speaking up against rape and what has happened in the past few months is we've seen this see change where women and girls are suddenly able to come together and compare notes and support one another that's what's changed to me to respond to them i was spoken out about rape and about my own rape and i did it many many years ago

. >> bill cosby speaks the idea of there's more than one style of black comedy. cosby always said i don't want just black people to get my jokes, i want everybody to get my jokes. when he started he did talk about race issues and he saw how it divided the crowd, and he didn't want to divide the crowd. so he decided to make a choice. >> i played a lot of football. we played different teams. we played a prison team. and, no really. prison team has the greatest football players in the world. mostly because they have nothing to lose. you know. their starting 11 came off death row. they didn't care about nothing. just kill, tackle in the huddle, everywhere, you know. >> bill cosby felt it would work for him to come on stage and be the exact opposite of the stereotype of what an african-american comedian was about. he forced white audiences to accept him as a human being. >> ever calm, suave and sophisticated, mr. richard pryor. ♪ >> earlier dad didn't curse yet. it was just very clean. and he was physical in the way that he did it. charlie chaplinesque. >> there was a

. >> you watch the bill cosby show? >> yes. >> i do too. i love bill cosby show.e but he called me up about a year ago and chastised me on the phone for being too dirty. i was so pissed off i was so mad i called rishd pryor and said bill cosby said i was too dirty. he said do they laugh? i said yes. he said tell bill i said have a coke and a smile and shut the [ bleep ] up. this is the ocean. just listen. (vo) there's so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. 98% are still on the road after 10 years. come on mom, let's go! (avo) right now, get 0% apr financing on the 2018 subaru outback. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. ♪ if you want to ♪ have a good time. ♪ just give me a call. ♪ don't. stop. me. now. ♪ (because i'm having a good time.) ♪ don't. stop. me. now. ♪ (yes i'm having a good time.) ♪ i don't want to stop at all. blue m

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to have performed these acts cannot be prosecuted this already became clear even in the case of bill cosby they can only find one case which would already been heard in a civil case to actually bring against him now with the bill cosby was prosecuted in the in post to me to the first trial premier beattie was a mistrial a hung jury post me to he was prosecuted i watched a lot of interviews of yours preparing for this i read a lot of interviews with what you do is you're very good at criticizing your great critique i don't hear the solutions let's say what did you have to give do if you're saying the winds are all are right well well they never found us right out there in the rain the coroner going to i would argue your notes here at home probably do want to know are you saying that weinstein should have been prosecuted bill cosby should have been prosecuted because you're going to saying what's wrong with all these trolls but a lot of people see them as victories for me too and for feminism they haven't been victories for anybody sexual assault continues abuse of women from what's wrong he

how would that help the women who were drugged by bill cosby how would that have helped dylan farrow who was seven years old how would she have slapped down look you wouldn't have helped everybody but it would have helped the people who themselves were in that situation that ordinary women on the street it helps our physical strength would be this is not how. the more you hurried out stranger rape is very rare most women who are. who complain of sexual assault know who their attacker was and is a friend of theirs and is a part of the doesn't mean they have the ability to fend off an attacker i mean harvey weinstein the case you started with harvey weinstein this it was pretty brutal with a lot of these women what are you supposed to do you're sorry i'm just wondering what were they supposed to do. where behaving as if susan brown miller had never written her book on rape and this she argues that men use the threat of rape to keep us all in continual submission and that isn't true we are all made afraid of rape and god knows why because we're more likely to be mugged than raped but is

we have bill cosby. >> i do think it's interesting to bring up the bill cosby issue. what they were saying isn't just this is a president wee hate. they were saying it's because of his mistreatment of women. if you go through the hollywood walk of fame * there are more than kevin spacey. it's an interesting question to ponder. but i don't think they will do anything with it. they won't do a full look at everyone there. absolutely not. i think that is unfair. if you are going to talk about civil awards, and statues -- civil war statues. kennedy: he's so great he has golf courses named after him. kennedy: most presidents have to wait until they are fas -- untie posthumously honored. >> the memes going on are pretty sensational. did you seat woman who works for him? kennedy: we'll talk about it during the break. you guys are fantastic. what a glorious night. i woke up in memphis and told... (harmonica interrupts) ...and told people about geico... (harmonica interrupts) how they could save 15% or more by... (harmonica interrupts) ...by just calling or going online to geic

they get rid of all sexual assault we don't prosecute bill cosby it's a bizarre going away a minute your persecuting a man is a. eighty's who's been offending for sixty years but look what kind of a triumphant first let's go to our panel laurie penny user award winning feminist writer activist jumping up willing to come in there i just want to look is it's only been six months of patriarchy has been around for a very very very long time and this is kind of a assume as women start doing something together certainly is that why haven't you changed the entire world it is been only just over six months i think there's a long there's a long game in the here but also you asked what took you so long write it is fear of a legitimate fear of the social consequences of speaking up against rape and what has happened in the past few months is we've seen this see change where women and girls are suddenly able to come together and compare notes and support one another that's what's changed to me to respond to them i was spoken out about rape and about my own rope and i did it many many years ago when

then you have dozens of other similar allegations levied against bill cosby.here he is, kevin spacey. he's facing tons of accusations of sexual misconduct for more than ten people including multiple victims who were allegedly abused in their early teens. then you have brett ratner, he's been accused of multiple women of serious sexual misconduct and assault. jeffrey tambor and oliver stone, and many others, but west hollywood city council is saying, the vote has nothing to do with politics. finally tonight, the of the biggest trial of the century, the 2005 tax case of paul manafort. it has come to a close but not without a very tense moment between judge ellis and mueller. he accused him of tearing up. judge ellis repeatedly clashing from day one, often questioning the relevance of so-called evidence presented in court. meanwhile the star witness rick gates continued his testimony from the stand. mentor for its defense attorney raised serious question about the character of the star witness, including all the instances. he actually embezzled a ton of money fro

. >> the last couple years i've referred to bill cosby as the artist formerly known as bill cosby. a way to go, yeah, i know, i know. >> pulls out a needle. this is to deaden the pain. >> he takes a breath between bits. he's got the patience to wait, and know it's going to be fine when you get to the end. >> your face, what's a matter with you? >> of the top ten comedians of all time, one was bill cosby. his act on stage, clean, his act offstage, filthy. one of the reasons why the dirty/clean thing is so compelling what's behind that issue is authenticity. i want the comedian to be what they're supposed to be. at a certain point the audience tells you we don't like that and then you have a hint of yourself. we like that. we're heading to yoga, my wife says, wait for me, i'm not ready. it's all just trying not to part while stretching. >> comics, what's your point of view, what are you trying to say? it should be able to be explained. they should know it. >> my dad would always compare me to famous people. it was hornl. presidents, that was hfavorite thing. you know, louie, when lin

this is how it worked with bill cosby, for example. a.m.i.d for some dirt on bill cosby and for his sexual assault history, and the company basically then sort of got bill cosby to appear on a lot of magazine covers, shall we say. so. it was blackmail but a very friendly relationship based on having done someone a solid already. that's the power. >> now that david pecker is reported to not only be cooperating with prosecutors but to have been granted immunity in conjunction with doing so, and the type of leverage you're describing here relates to the serving president of the united states, it raises all sorts of very big questions that are more than about the enquirer's competitive advantage in the marketplace. one of the things i'm wondering, whether there is a financial element, a business element here. i mean, i find it hard to tell whether or not a.m.i. is in good shape as a company. i don't understand who owns them. i don't understand if there might be some serious money issues that could be associated with this in terms of of this being

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bill cosby, with the ability to walk through walls, terrifying.doesn't sound so bad but ghosting, now that is some scary shit. and by the way, amy, i see you posting new instagram stories every day which is really weird for someone who said she's in a coma. although if are you in a coma hit me up when you get out. no hard feelings. i love you. >> now obviously democrats have always been antigun and anti-ghost. but you may be surprised to learn that even president trump has doubts about 3d guns. >> president trump tweeting just moments ago, i am looking into 3d plastic guns being sold to the public, already spoke to the nra. doesn't seem to make much sense. >> now yes, most things don't make sense to donald trump. like tailoring or the word ktion no "but in this case president trump is right f doesn't make sense. unfortunately though gun laws that don't make sense is pretty much what america does. so there is a good chance that these homemade guns are here to stay and so i guess we may as well look at the bright side of 3d printed guns, right. i me

. >> i wonder what you make of the latest verdict, the result in the latest bill cosby case, and rememberingbooks are being written about him that never even broached the subject of the sexual abuse that many of these women alleged against him. i mean, this was years ago. you go into that as well. again, it's part of i think what you describe as the conspiracy of silence around powerful actors. and i just mean players, not just theatrical actors. >> i remember just a few years ago, you know, being on air and interviewing one of cosby's biographers, having fights in the newsroom about whether i could ask about the absence of these allegations in what was supposed to be the definitive biography of cosby, which obviously has not aged that well. you know, there was a lot of push back. there were a lot of veteran journalists and television producers who said this is salacious, these women have been discredited. it's not in the headlines right now. why would you want to raise that? we wound up with a compromise where i was allowed to ask one final question about it as a kicker to the rest of the i

how would that help the women who were drugged by bill cosby how would that have helped dylan farrow who was seven years old how would she have slapped down. wouldn't have helped everybody but it would have helped people who themselves were in that situation as an ordinary woman on the street it helps a physical this is not how the evidence is the more you hurried out stranger rape is very rare most women who are. complain of sexual assault know who their attacker was and is a friend of theirs and is a part of the doesn't mean they have the ability to fend off an attacker i mean harvey weinstein the case you started with harvey weinstein this it was pretty brutal with a lot of these women what are you supposed to do you're sorry i'm just wondering what were they supposed to do. where behaving as if susan brown miller had never written a book on rape and there she argues that men use the threat of rape to keep us all in continual submission and that isn't true we are all made afraid of rape and god knows why because we're more likely to be mugged than raped but isn't it strange we're

when activists called for the removal of bill cosby's star. officials say they don't remove stars over such backlash. >> officials were saying once the star is there, it's a part of the fan fabric of the hollywood walk of fame. it's not going anywhere. people will probably keep vandalizing. >> i think so. coming up, we are bracing ourselves for "bachelorette" finale. >> jack reports the skinny, where is he? gives skin the moisture it needs and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology skin is petal smooth after all, a cleanser's just a cleanser unless it's olay. did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. ♪ skinny ♪ just give me "the skinny" >>>

the chamber of commerce has refused past efforts to remove stars of disgraced actors including bill cosby>> rosie o'donnell joined a outside of the white house -- anti-trump protesters outside of the white house and they performed showtunes as part of the protest. they performed songs from leigh ms. -- les miserables it was the 22nd night of protest in front of the white house. a group of clinical activities -- political activities are from -- stem from trump's meeting with vladimir putin. >>> state lawmakers approved a law which prohibit parents for setting the personal beliefs to avoid having their children vaccinated two years ago. the change in the law followed a measles outbreak that originated at disneyland. critics of the law says allows government to limit the right to parents to decide on their children's healthcare. >> it seems like more and more it is up to the parents and the holder of rights which leads more towards parents making decisions as a parent. >> supporters of the law vacci necessary to such as measles. how does the morning commute look? >> it looks ordinary, right

hollywood chamber of commerce has refused past efforts to remove stars of disgraced actors including bill cosby. >>> the father of mollie tibbetts now believes she was not forced to leave her home. he believes his daughter is still alive and went with someone willingly. he says molly tibbetts -- mollie tibbetts is so friendly someone may have misinterpreted her intentions. >> it's totally speculation on my part. i think molly is with somebody that she knows that is in over their head -- i think she is in with someone she knows and is in over their head and they do not know how to get out from under this. they do not know how to resolve this. they're probably terrified. >> the family has been publicly tweeting for anyone with information about their daughter to help police. the 20-year-old disappeared july 18 after going for a jog in the brooklyn i would neighborhood where she was living for the summer. >>> firefighters now battling the largest wildfire in california history. the path of destruction as the mendocino complex fire continues to grow. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it'

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the bill cosby, and o.j. simpson, there's a few where there's high profile cases. but one difference between state court and federal court proceedings, they are not televised, you are not going to see television tofootage of the trial, it's expensive and the other reason, you do not want to punishes pressu-- you don't wan put pressure on juries to want to get home. so, aside from that, the expense. i have never seen it done in federal court. >> and in terms of the president's remarks on this case, i see his remarks here as being so starkly positive toward the defendant's lamenting what he describes as mistreatment, and unfair prosecution of the defendant and of course, his h withering attacks against the prosecutors, those look like the kind of statements from a president that may be designed to influence a jury's verdict. what can the judge do, other than instructing the jury to not pay attention to it to protect them from those kind of pressures? >> the judge does give that instruction, a standard instruction, when i was in the court, he gave it every day, not to

. >> bill cosby has spoken out about allegations against him.s not right. it's more like i got the pills in the bathroom when i put them in the people. >> when tina fey and amy poehler hosted the golden globes, they were good friends and respect each other and you're getting a glimpse of what it's like in real life. >> people like to see the friendship. they want to walk away saying my god, they really love each other or have a good time together. >> for more on this situation, we turn to stephen colbert. >> in a way, john and stephen were a team on comedy essential. >> excuse me, i've been invited to a hunting party, a few dozen men, some stable boys, all of us in kilts naturally. [ laughter ] >> here is the fun part, john, whoever shoots the -- [ laughter ] >> people lump them together in a way and still do because they like them together. >> is that her? >> yes. >> we're going to need a special locker for the hat. >> that's a terrific thing when you have another actor that you feel you have chemistry with. >> i'm conconfused. >> he's not goin

i think the bill cosby case was one, o.j. simpson, casey anthony, george zimmerman. so a few high profile cases. but i know one difference is that they're not televised. so you're not likely to see television coverage. so another reason is you dome want to put pressure on jurors to get done and get on with their lives and sequestration to cause them to be hasty in their decision. aside from that, expense. i've never seen it done in federal court. >> in terms of the president's remarks in this case, i see his remarks being so starkly positive toward the defendant, unfair prosecution of the defendant, and his withering attacks, even in personal terms against the president. would that, what can the judge do to protect them? >> the judge does give that instruction. a standard instruction. when i was in court he gave that instruction every day. not to read anything in the media. to discuss the case. there's case law that says jurors are presumed to have followed their instructions unless you can show otherwise. so people expect that juries will follow that advice. there a

>> someone brought up the point the bill cosby jury was sequestered.f you sequester that jury, no the sure why this jury wasn't. a very high-profile case. first of the mueller trials, if e want to call it that and the first of the two manafort trials. very unusual. you also have to combine that with the fact the judge in this case was exceptionally vocal showing what it appeared to be displeasure towards the prosecution, which it really borders on impropriety to the extent the jury looks at the judge to guide them during the course of the trial. is the judge mad at the prosecution? jurors amongst spectators and reporters are not sequestered. mingling amongst people in the courthouse and we're supposed to stay away from jurors, not supposed to talk to them. doesn't seem right. what i mean by the highly unusual circumstances surrounding the trial. paul manafort has a second trial on september 17th. different judge and different jury obviously. who know what's will happen in that case. >> i want to ask you both about potential for a pardon and your though

even bill cosby is still there. >> alicia? >> this is a mess to the oscars.e way too long and most people have not seen the most nominated movies like the shape of water. now they are condescending to the people with more -- adding a new category for best popular film. this feels a little bit like a consolation prize for viewers. >> dan? >> i am giving a hit to socialism. for its entertainment value. we all know about cortez but this the editor of the daily cause websites as all democrats have to embrace socialism or be declared irrelevant to the democratic party. days later, a reporter asked, the democratic candidate for governor, whether was he was the self defining sociali >>> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's wall street. maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and positions you for the week ahead. thanks so much for joining us. coming up in a few moments, rogers capital ce oh and semi conductor founder t.j. rogers is my special guest. but first, we're in the fox business newsroom with th

it would be like bill cosby agreeing to an interview that's only about pudding. [ laughter ] robert muellerow has a few options. he can accept those terms, which seems unlikely. he can issue a subpoena, which would probably result in a legal battle. or he can just wait for trump to go to a rally and blurt everything out himself. [ laughter ] as you know the president has been taking a lot of heat about whether or not he betrayed this country during that putin lovefest in helsinki last week. his patriotism has been called into question. but today donald trump proved once and for all that he is proud to be an american. ♪ from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee ♪ ♪ across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. ♪ ♪ where there's pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say ♪ ♪ i'm proud to be an american >> jimmy: what the hell was that? [ cheers and applause ] that man loves america, almost as much as he loves himself, and that is a lot, my friends. [ laughter ] according to the latest gallup poll trump's appro

even bill cosby is still there. >> alicia? >> this is a mess to the oscars.rs they are way too long and most people have not seen the most nominated movies like the shape of water. now they are condescending to the people with more -- adding a new category for best popular film. this feels a little bit like a consolation prize for viewers. >> dan? >> i am giving a hit to socialism. for its entertainment value. we all know about cortez but this the editor of the daily cause websites as all democrats have to embrace socialism or be declared irrelevant to the democratic party. days later, a reporter asked, the democratic candidate for governor, whether was he was the self defining socialis good evening, everybody, our to stories, america's school under assault. atlanta schools throwing the pledge of allegiance out and favor up i pledge to global society. >> a radical islamist to ties with the world trade center bombing has been caught buildin a child army of school shooters. than national left-wing media have refusing to give up on preposterous notions of a blue

bill cosby and harvey weinstein have stars. and i'm wondering if they want to remove those as well.o. >> always the good points. >> this backfired, we've seen the rnc put together an ad using maxine watters statement, calling for harassment of trump officials mark done a saying she wanted to blow up the white house, cassie griffin holding up the severed head. does this backfire and can republicans use it against democrats? >> i don't know if it backfires, it doesn't work, they try the celebrity motivation, it's not effective. and it boomerangs a little bit. republicans say are those your beliefs, are you going to let them ram them down your throat, does west hollywood represent you, manhattan represent you? no, get out and make sure your voice is heard. you talk about the democrats, not great at scheduling. the president wasn't in the white house while they held their sing-along. doubly not that effective. >> check the schedule. >> maybe. this is ongoing, i get it. >> he was watching it, though. you know that. he tweeted about it. >> like you're a great singer, but just sing. like s

which they did with people like bill cosby. that was a compelling ask, if that makes sense. >> david pecker, we now know, is granted immunity. that's different from making a deal. just making a deal, right? why is this significant? >> well, there's a lot we don't know. i mean, we know there is exposure on pecker's part. we know the prosecutor's think they have something to offer. but we actually don't know all the details here. i mean, this is -- this whole week has been a big story about the growing web of serious corruption scandals. criminality with people close to trump. it also highlights the real importance of states. the d.a. our eyes have been so focused on mueller. but having this fire wall in the states -- >> fire wall in the sense that is not something that can be pardoned by the president, is that what you're referring to? >> that's right. there are double jeopardy rules in new york that limit to some degree the kind of state charges that can be brought but they're not absolute. they don't apply to tax crimes. we kn

. >> i don't know if you guys saw this on the news today, but bill cosby has finally spoken out about a reporter, "i put the pills in the people!" >> tina, that's not right. that's not right. it's more like "i got the pills and i put them in the people!" >> when tina fey and amy poehler hosted the golden globes together they were so funny together and i think part of it was knowing they're good friends and knowing they respect each other and you're getting a glimpse of what it's probably like for them in real life. >> people like to see the friendship. they want to walk away saying oh, my god, this really love each other or they really have a good time together. >> with more on this very unusual situation we turn to daily show correspondent stephen colbert. >> in a way jon stewart and stephen colbert were kind of a comedy team on comedy central. even though they weren't. >> excuse me. i've been invited to a grouse hunting party in shropshire. it's just a few dozen men, some stable boys. all of us in kilts naturally. and here's the fun part, jon. whoever shoots the -- >> people hon go

i've covered "the inquirer" before, in the case involving bill cosby, you're looking at some of those covers right now. you look at two people directly referenced in a criminal investigation that we now find out there is immunity given to the ceo of american media, referenced in the information that michael cohen pled guilty to, david pecker, and as we've been discussing, allen weisselberg. when you have two people who are key figures in specific counts involving michael cohen and they were given immunity, they provided information to prosecutors, that's pretty damning evidence, on all of all the materials they were able to take from michael cohen as part of that court-authorized search warrant back in april. andrea, you see these cases were not just derived on one particular person's word or one particular piece of evidence. of course we wouldn't expect that in this case, but according to prosecutors, they say that they have a lot of evidence that backs up, and now we know that these people have had immunity. if it was any other office than the president, if we were talking about a m

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it's a great pleasure for me to have defied a bill cosby with me in the studio welcome jeff i think i'm going to gradually see . today we do thank you so much know it's a good question and also congratulations and writing the book which is going to be released in a couple of just selfishly ok first of all tell viewers why did you feel the need to write this book there's a big interest in the arab region of been traveling the arab region the last three or four years and when i come back people always ask me here in germany what's going on in the arab region different topics that interest people which is such as gender equality rights of minorities freedom of speech because today the arab people are also part of germany since what's happened a lot of refugees came to germany and so they are interested because the arabs are today part of every day's life at school university at work so people want to know what background do these people have and that's why i decided to write despite that i have now in my hand and the one thing when i was now watching the report it was a very special moment

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now and one of those pred leonagain,isseparate, i think ws int o re going same way they did in bill cosbyere you have someone obviously out there and a lot to say about what happened to her allegedly and a lot of women around her who supported her at one point. >> we'll speak with jody cantor in the next hour on what this means for the me too movement going forward. j thank you. >>> a blunt new warning about travel insurance policy sold with airline tickets. why one senator said travelers are being tipped upside down and money is shaken out of their pockets. and if you're on the go, subscribe to the cbs this morning podcast available on apple podcast app or where you'd like to download your podcast. here's what's happening in less than 30 minutes. you're watching cbs this morning. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with fresh milk and real cream. with the creamy taste of philly, it's the ford summer sales event and now is the best time to

the basis of it was that something we are living through right now with bill cosby. in the case of rape and child molestation, where it is one word against the other, if there are so many similarities, as their oftentimes are, when the judge would determine that it appropriated than prejudicial to bring these instances in. and so, all of these cases where a man was on trial for rape, and you could prove there were allegations or convictions of a rape that occurred, women, same height, blonde hair, wearing tennis shoes -- there is a pattern there. and the guy would get convicted, and it would always be overturned. that became my thing with the crime bill. so i had to negotiate with a bunch of people on that, including vice president biden biden, who i actually adore. you could tell they wanted nothing to do with me. first we were still in the youngty, so here is a female, yanking the majority's chain over the signature piece in the brought in joe biden. he was tough, fair, and treated like an equal. -- treated me like an equal. i love him for so many reasons. so many

even bill cosby is still there. >> alicia? >> this is a mess to the oscars.re way too long and most people have not seen the most nominated movies like the shape of water. now they are condescending to the people with more -- adding a new category for best popular film. this feels a little bit like a consolation prize for viewers. >> dan? >> i am giving a hit to socialism. for its entertainment value. we all know about cortez but this the editor of the daily cause websites as all democrats have to embrace socialism or be declared irrelevant to the democratic party. days later, a reporter asked, the democratic candidate for governor, whether was he was the self defining socialist and he said are you kidding me? >> thank you for watching. i am paul gigot. hope to see you here next week. >> we begin with a fox news alert. a stolen plane crashes near seattle killing the only believed passenger on board. they described him as suicidal pew the airline employee who is not a pilot taking off from seattle last night with military jets quickly giving chase pew now this

bill cosby is not new to tv. he's had other tv shows, but "the cosby show" is very different. else he's done. >> i wanted my scrambled. >> coming right up. >> they talked about parenting. previous to that, the kids were cool, and the parents were idiots. "cosby" says the parents are in charge and that was something new. >> instead of acting disappointed because i'm not like you, maybe you can just accept who i am and love me anyway because i'm your son. >> that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life! >> you know, it helps the casting of anything helps a lot in television. and the kids were just great. >> if you were the last person on this earth, i still wouldn't tell you. >> you have to tell me what you did. just tell me what they're going to do to you. >> unlike every other show on tv, it's showing an upper middle class black family. this wasn't "all in the family"" they weren't tackling, you know, deep issues. but that was okay. the mere fact they existed was a deep issue. >> the decade was waiting for something real. in other words, unless it's real, it doesn't see

and, the basis of it was that it's something we are living through right now with bill cosby. in the case of rape and child molestation. where it is one word against the other. if there are so many similarities, as there often times are, where a judge would determine that it is more prejudice to bring these instances in. and so, all of these instances where somebody would -- a man was on trial and you could prove that there have been allegations or even convictions. women of the same height, blonde hair, whatever it is. there is just a pattern here. the guy would get convicted and it would always be overturned. and so that sort of became my thing of the crime bill. so i had to negotiate with a bunch of people on that including vice president biden, whom i absolutely adore. because, for many reasons, but one was because when we are having this negotiation, i had to negotiate with 20 people before they brought him in. he was the head of the senate judiciary at the time. and you could just tell, like he wanted to do nothing with me. we were still the minority. here is this young

kelly and bill cosby and folks that are still allowed to come to the cookout and we are forcing people to sit next to our abusers. neurotoxic -- their toxic masculinity, we really do not even understand how deep this is because it goes back to slavery. and what was done to our black men, and how the messy nobody of hasblack men -- masculinity been trying to be reclaimed in this -- these spaces. we need to have a conversation about what it looks like to have masculinity that is not threatened by femininity. the reason why there is not an outcry about the trans women of color who are dying is because it is at the hands of black men. black men are killing us. us, are not just killing they're killing some of these babies who they think are gay. i do not know if you have heard or seen some of the headlines that little babies have been killed by their parents because they thought they were gay. babies! children! women, still suffer at the hands of toxic masculinity. it is time we flip the power dynamic and black women as we have always led things in movements and always gotten things done, w

way it is in need to create our own system of accountable the ends and force it, we have folks, bill cosbys and folks who are not allowed to come to the cookout and forcing people to sit next to abuses, toxic masculinity. we don't even understand how deep this is because it goes back to slavery and what was done to our black men, and how the masculinity of black blue blue retain that in these spaces, what it looks like to have masculinity to not be threatened by femininity. the reason there is no outcry by the trans women of color who are dying is it is at the hands of black men. they are not just killing us. they are not just killing babies who they think are gay. i don't know if you have heard or seen the headlines that little babies have been killed by their parents because they thought they were gay, babies, children, women still suffer at the hands of toxic masculinity. it is time we flipped the power dynamics, and black women as we always lead things in movements and got things done, we need to not just do that in a way we all know in the back of our heads black women get it done, we