bill cosby has been. bill cosby was the person in that ad who has been convicted of anything. criminal, a very serious sex offender. you put him in an ad, you put alongside the name of brett kavanaugh, used the line "we've this before, denials from powerful men". do you think that's acceptable? that was the point, what united all of those people was that they were powerful men who were accused of sexual assault, and then denied it. and in our view, brett kavanaugh was a powerful person who was accused of sexual assault and then denied it, and we are very credible allegations of sexual assault. going on to note that all those people in that ad are democrats, other than brett kava naugh, this has shown when we care about sexual assault victims being taken seriously and the benefit of the doubt not being given to powerful men in the past simply because they deny it. the question was not whether he should be convicted of a crime, the question was whether you should give someone about whom there are serious questions of sexual assault, a lifetime appointment in the most powerful co

. >> bill cosby speaks the idea of there's more than one style of black comedy. ust black to get my jokes. i want everyone to get my jokes. when he first started he talk race and he divided the crowd so he decided to make a choice. >> i played football. i played in service. 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. 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 very clean. he was physical in wait that he did it. a charlie chaplin-esque. >> there was a guy in my school named terry austin. he was a real killer because he used to say things to you in school. he'd say things like, after sch

it turns out that bill cosby is a rapist.i always used to think to myself, ah, i bet he doesn't rape. hey. i've been wrong before and i'll be wrong again. >> you see a comedian, by the very nature of what he is, is a troublemaker. he is an iconoclast, a playful troublemaker, a good-natured troublemaker, but a troublemaker. therefore, he must recognize the existence of certain taboos. >> free speech involves getting free speech coming back at you. a rape joke is a good example. you make a rape joke and it's [ bleep ], right? you go you're the [ bleep ] douchebag, you should have never made that joke. you're hurting my first amendment rights! no, i'm not. it's my first amendment rights to call you a [ bleep ] when you're a [ bleep ]. that joke sucked. free speech mother [ bleep ]. >> there's more freedom now than ever before. the reason there's more freedom now is because of people like redd foxx, richard pryor, and george carlin who martyred themselves in the '60s who got in trouble for saying very innocuous things. we owe the

. >> the last couple years i've referred to bill cosby as the artist formerly known as bill cosby.gives me 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. which is silly. you don't have to be ready for yoga. 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 horrible.

i was like, yeah, like bill cosby, that's right. but that's what got me off was bill cosby. >> well, we're going to leave it there. comedian and host of the netflix special and a real-life refugee who is now an american citizen. thank you, mo. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> google employees across the world, new york staged walkouts and handling the compa and. you're watching msnbc. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during sleep number's veterans day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now during our veterans day sale, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299 - save $400. plus, 24-month financing on all beds. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. vo: costs are rising.e squeeze. it's hard to keep up. in washington, one party is calling the shots and the middle class isn't being heard. we need a

. >> i don't know if you saw this, but bill cosby has spoken out about the allegations against him. the pills in the people. >> tina, that's not right. that's not right. it's more like i got the pills in the bathroom abe and i put t in the people. >> when tina and amy hosted the golden globes, you are getting a glimpse of what it is like for them. >> people like to see the friendship. they want to walk away saying oh, my god, they really love each other or have a good time together. >> more on the unusual situation, we turn to stephen colbert. >> in a way, jon stewart and colbert were a comedy team. >> i have been invited to a grouse hunting party. it is a few dozen men and stable boys. all of us in kilts, naturally. here's the fun part, jon, whoever shoots the -- >> 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 you have chemistry with. >> i'm confused. >> he won't get us alone because we're too old. >> too old? i was

and drugging teenage girls on a regular almost weekend basis, calling him evil, comparing him to bill cosby so much more. with zero corroborating evidence, zero corroborating witnesses and it was based on nearly four decade old claims and most of them had holes and inconsistencies all over the place. this kind of guilt by accusation was parroted by the so-called news media in this country including the late-night so-called comedy shows with the far left holier than now hosts like stephen colbert. over the weekend, we had a writer from his late-night show tweeting this. "whatever happens, i'm just glad we ruined brett kavanaugh's life." just for a second, stand back and think how ugly and despicable and disgusting that is. she later apologized and she's being sarcastic, nothing funny. that tweet sums up pretty much what we have witnessed now for far too many elections, far too many confirmations in this country. it's all they are offering you the american people in 29 days, the politics of personal destruction. their motivations. it's clear, it's obvious, it's transparent. they want to regai

he's even defended bill cosby in one of his sex assault accusations. >> he loves defending high profilewalls in his office are covered with news clips of himself. >> one possible reason he's not named a suspect, he's got an air-tight alibi. that's him entering a local convenience store around the same time his wife is being gunned down. >> authorities are not releasing details, but it appears that kaufmann's shooting death was not random. >> i meet him in a restaurant and he says, let me telling you something. i have a very good attorney and i have been advised not to speak to anybody about this. you might need to really start to realize that this is never going to be solved. and i said, well, i'm not going to realize that, i said, because i will never stop finding out. and i walked away and i never spoke to him ever again. >> as the months drag on, kim says the only cold shoulder icier than jim's is the one she's getting from then atlantic county prosecutor jim mcclain. >> i had several meetings with him and he would just say, active and open and not really say much more. >> did you ge

control was the unchallenged raids of bill riley, and bill cosby, control of how he hit them. control was entering nobody cared about the abuse sustained by employees or flight attendants, control was all mail president and vice president. control was only two black women senators and no black women government is the history of the country. it was marital rape being legal into the 70s. control was slavery and locking women in unsafe factories. control was jordan peterson, the white servant, trusted us against our will. women ordinary women, understood this. the poster tries to on them. tracking americans attitudes about gender. 2017, her polling had shown a huge majority of voters, 86%, connected the notion to harassment and assault. to a desire for power and control over women. she told me she had saw a striking shift after years of pulling on reproductive rights. for the first time, she began to hear voters use the words, control and controlling women. when discussing efforts, concerned substance. to some extent, women who wanted liberty and equality you had to create some c

eso le pasÓ a ella igual como le pasÓal presidente trump, como le pasÓ a bill cosby claro que ellos han mÁs clara para alex rodrÍguez de que jennifer lÓpez estÁ lista se toma esto como algo muy serio. uno trata de verle el lado divertido pero las autoridades ya lo estÁn investigando. carlos: a los que van a vandalizar, Échenle ganas.qué es eso Échenle 2/100 de imaginaciÓn a su garabato. hasta los graffitero ya no quieren echarle ganas a nada. tambiÉn tengo otra cosa que me tiene muy triste. dice verÓnica castroque no. macro que le pasa la gente? ella ya lo confirmÓ definitivamente no va estar en la segunda temporada de " la casa de las flores", a pesar de que hace unas semanas netflix confirmaba que sÍ, parece que le hizo una oferta que ella dijo no porque ya contÓ que la llamaron para hacer unos capÍtulos pero que es sÓlo para usar su voz. francisca: cÓmo que para usar su voz? carlos: me estaba explicando que ella en la serie anterior se fue, ella dijo todo o nada, dejÓ claro que su relación con el creador de " la casa de las flores" quedÓ en buenos tÉrminos, pero por ahora vamos a per

paola: en el movimiento de me too y en el de bill cosby se abrieron muchos casos de mujeres. para todo mi pÚblico y la gente que me apoya. vamos a comer pasteles y lechÓn en esta navidad! >> por eso tengo ahora mismo. raul: si eres un tipo con tan buena suerte por quÉ haces mala suerte? >> porque todos tienen un dÍa de mala suerte. raÚl: en verdad elegiste por alguna experiencia personal propia? >> le pasÓ a un amigo y me dijo porque no le cantas a los que tenemos el corazÓn roto? o dije eres el experto asÍ que hazme una para mi. raul: este serÁ un video e lo podrÁn ver en la atenciÓn. te deseo toda la suerte del mundo. Él canta con el dedito para arriba. aqui vino jordi con su " mala suerte". [mÚsica] ♪ y ahora yo quÉ hago que estoy acostumbrado a estar a tu lado ♪ ♪ahora que te necesito de aquÍ te vas de aquÍ de una vez ♪ ♪empaca mi corazÓn que no me hace falta ♪ ♪ dices que el te trata bien ♪yo sÉ que es mentira ♪ ♪ yo sÉ que él maltrata ♪ ♪ya que te vas de aquÍ de una vez empaca mi corazÓn que no me hace falta ♪ ♪ dices que Él te trata bien ♪ ♪ yo se que es mentira yo se