ron paul and bill maher have made similar comments.k at the poll, 44% of republicans support an armed revolution within a couple of years, and nationwide, it's 20 the 9%, they think an armed revolution might be necessary within a couple of years. 29% of the country nearly half of the republicans. about a third of the country is cuckoo for cocoa puffs. let's bring in the panel. andrew carell is in new york city and she's their senior politics and national coverage editor. great to have both of you here. andrew, first of all you're a libertarian, ron paul's a libertarian, glenn beck, i don't know what he is. tell me about ron paul and bill maher pushing that the police overreacted, that it was like a police state. >> there are legitimate concerns in these situations. i think bill maher and ron paul% have a sort of counter balance the rahrahrah. you get the sense if it was a republican administration, he would not have made similar remarks. there is a demonized administration, for whatever reason i'm not a fan of the administration but fo

there was a thing with you and bill maher.g black enough. i was accused of that, too, when i was a little kid. you talk like a white girl. you're not black enough. you're like an oreo cookie. what does that mean? >> just to clear up both sides of it. there's nothing between us. bill maher paraphrasing basically said to president obama that the way that you're handling your international policy, i wish that you would handle it more like a real black man and not the black man like wayne brady. the last time i checked, there was no gradation system for being a black man, nor a man. >> yes. >> so bill, who is an amazing chick and a very successful man and last time i checked, a self-professed liberal, says that he wants his stereotypical vision of his brother who maybe is in jail bench pressing 350 says i'm going to go overseas, and i'm going to kick me some ass. that's in his mind who the dude to go deal with this. and i say okay, that's a cool cartoon stereotype, but being black, it's many things. just like being white or being

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right they're so far apart they come together and they meet in a circle it's like an atheist i like bill maher but i've seen him on there calling anybody who's religious a moron that's not right it's just like saying if you don't believe in god you're going to burn in hell it's you know there has to be some middle ground look i know people who are professed atheists and they probably are but they still attend the house of worship because they get some kind of comfort in or it's a social thing and your enjoy a ritual and i'm not going to condemn anybody as for what they think unless it's a real extremism and then i'm going to be bothered by it whether it's an extreme atheist or or a religious fanatic of the boat both of them bother me because they're both fanatics. lawrence go ahead jump in is all about tolerance then that's what jesus taught being tolerant but west doesn't mean you don't believe there's an absolute truth and certainly i disagree with some of the comments stereotyping that i just heard rob do concerning creationists i don't know anybody that qualifies under what he just describ

was on bill maher, bill asked her a question that stuck with me. >> they organized, won the 2010 elections talking about the tea party. why can't we have a left tea party? now, some might say the liberal version was occupied but occupy was anti-bill political as oppoo the tea party which is anti-government. that's a fundamental difference. there was something called the coffee party, the less said about them the better. part of why there's no liberal version of the tea party. the tea party's message is anti-government. they want it small enough to drown in the bathtub. the tea party sends people to d.c. to prevent things from getting done. the liberals believe in the government's ability, imperative to protect the weakest among us. i'd rather see conservatives return from their trip off the deep end to have a more reasonable debate than to have liberals follow them off our own deep end. also the tea party sprung from billions of dollars spent over several decades, most spent by the koch party. corporate financing and mark marketing are why the product succeeded. to build a liberal version

what are the rules, as bill maher would say, what are the new rules these days in. >> i don't know about david witter, but it seems to me that mark sanford's issue here has always been one of character. and the perception and a well-founded one that he's a little unstable and flakey. the one where he was debating the card board cutout of nancy pelosi and the phone number business, releasing his phone number and all of that kind of stuff. but, you know, as colbert-bush alluded to was that he left the governor's office without telling anybody where he was going, took taxpayer money and took off to argentina with his girl friend. he alluded to that last night in the debate as "something that had happened to him." now, a meteor crashes through your roof, that's something that happens to you. this is an entirely different category. >> you mean mistakes were made -- >> the voters of south carolina are left to choose between the delusional narcissist on the one hand and a democrat on the other so it could be a toss-up. >> we'll be back with more of that racy race in south carolina. angie's list

jeremy the police--tricia alluded to it--and bill bill maher, interesting bedfellows, talking about thehunt. do you think it was appropriate in this case? >> well, you know envogue these days not to charge people with crimes and just order a drone bombing of them in somalia or pakistan or where ever. you see this hyper militarized response to whatever happens and the public is call forgive the u.s. citizen to be treated as an enemy combat tent and sent to guantanamo and roll out the interrogation techniques so we can get out every bit of reliable information out of him as possible. but at risk of playing some cable news although your show is the exception to what we see on cable news, there is a ton of speculation and i would like to see evidence against people before we convict them on the media. we have this culture where the posse is going to go out and round someone up, and learn them a lesson before we even charge them with crimes or present evidence against them. you look at the aftermath of this bombing with the new york post led the prosecution on its front page of some innocent

he'd seen me on bill maher's show. and i said, look, i have this podcast.like okay, and i went to get something, and he just tells it to me and he walks away. and i'm like, wait i can't -- oh, god -- >> jimmy: yeah. was it 123 -- trying to remember his email. >> i just keep repeating it in my head and finally scribble it down, and get back to l.a. and i'm like this just can't be his e-mail. so i e-mail him, and he goes -- you know i e-mail him, you want to do the show, i met you in ft. lauderdale. he's like, yeah, i would love to do the show, i'm going to be in montana for a few months, so stay on me. i'm like, oh, okay. so we do that about three times during the year. >> jimmy: you're stalking michael keaton. >> yeah, basically. i'm like, hey, dude, it's marc maron about the podcast. yeah, yeah, i might be in town in about half a year. i'm like really -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he just -- he's a high roller. >> right, right. >> jimmy: half a year, he'll be back in town. >> whatever, like -- i did this. it went on for months and months. >> jimmy: lose my e-m

whoever -- >> like bill maher who called sarah palin a -- >> do you think that is appropriate to calle? >> i think it is better to be -- >> i actually said that on "hannity's" show one time. you enjoy being called that? you think it is progress? >> first of all, i'm not a mother. second of all, you don't have to personally attack me. >> you did say that. >> in front of millions of people, of course. it has been talked about on other shows and other programs. i don't think -- >> sean: you don't find that offensive to say that? >> i would rather be a milp than a fat loser woman walking around in her -- >> why can't you be both? why can't you be good looking. >> when someone says you are a milf that is not a respectful way to address a person. >> guess what? we can have a difference of opinion and that makes america great. >> sean: i did to to the the bank. that is why i was showing off my hundred dollars. good to see you both. thank you. appreciate it. when we come back you get to pick the video of the day. we will unveil which of the three is the winner when we come back, straight ahea

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crazy alert a couple of months ago bill maher made an interesting biological observation about donaldtrump the real estate tycoon and reality t.v. star who americans love day. we did a new rule one week that. suppose that perhaps donald trump had been the spawn of his mother having sex with her right to be growing. well i didn't just make this up the color of his hair yeah. color i'm going to orange your brain to tell you it's the only two things in nature of the same color so but is the daily mail pointed out this week the donald or at least his hair plugs have an insect look alike check it out called the flannel moth otherwise known as the megalo high g. top her cool heiress and it's a native to the amazon rain forest during its caterpillar phase it's covered in a mane of fluffy yellow and that us air and the similarities to mr trump don't end there like other moth species the flannel moth leaves hundreds of fancy but poorly built nests all over the ring for us by the way and amalia's were apparently so shocked when they discovered the first specimen of this bizarre creature that th

>> speak of playing politics, i missed you friday and i was slaying dragons on "real time with bill mahera big fan of the show. >> the co-host of "the cycle," the show that i wake up to s.e. cupp. >> i enjoyed spending time with michael soshgin. >> i particularly enjoyed meeting zack galifianakis which you may not know is a big farmer and an all-around nice guy. he offered me his jacket as you see here. i promised him i would not smoke anything in it. i kept that promise. thanks to bill and the whole team at realtime we have much more cycle straight ahead. >> who wakes up at noon? i do a lot of research on angie's list before i do any projects on my own. at angie's list, you'll find reviews written by people just like you. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. what makes a sleep number what makes a sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. if you want a soft bed you can lie o

cupp on "realtime with bill maher" friday. take a look. >> should i be able to hide a gun?! or confronted the idea of domestic violence or being assaulted by another man in a dark alley. why do i want to conceal it? why does anyone conceal -- >> i have the feeling that they're breaking up now. >> you can see how passionate she is about gun rights there. and truth be told, whatever your politics, whatever your position is on gun rights, my colleague did a pretty good job friday night of explaining hers. bob, how badly did the white house misjudge the deep love of guns in this country? >> well, apparently, badly enough that they weren't able to get the congress to pass the minimal gun legislation that they were talking about. i mean, there's a really twisted love affair with guns in the united states and i think that sometimes you lose sight of that in this country. but, you know, onward and upward, i guess. >> onward and upward. >> for the administration, i will say that the vice president has said that he wants to pursue more gun legislation. i think it would be a huge polit

we all pay for that, because the incentives were do more, bill maher, more scans.ther the medication is better or not. if we can charge $50,000 and someone will pay. they said our fourth fund is reduceart ups that can health care costs. we think there is huge amounts of money to be made saving money. >> right. amazing. we are going to open this up to the room for questions now. so i'm turning it over to you. one in the back who youou can just say are. >> i'm a primary-care physician. i know all about meaningful use. it seems to me that the process used -- you describe is backwards. you get the i.t. and many figure out how you can use it. the meaningful use requirements seem to be all about management and counting. blood pressure. project. instead of figuring out oil what does that this is in need to take better care of the patient? what clinical information? standardizedf terms. i do not care if he has c.a.d. i want to know the had a heart attack or bypass or just a scan? high calcium. this.e not consulted in and it seems to me it should be about what is clinically

and let's take a look at bill maher on hbo. >> one way i really think you could do that is to get offy have turned this corner. because i still do not know what this scandal is. i do not know what the point of it is. i do not know what obama's fiendish plot was. >> so the issue became shield the administration from the harm. shield the administration from being discredited and at the same time, discredit the journalists who were involved with that story. >> brian: it's so obvious that the investigation before what happened after and the cover-up and the change in talking points. >> we see it today in the hearings in washington that will talk about why wasn't there a response team? was the response team ever called? we saw it this week with jonathan halter, his attack on fox news and on this show which was utterly discredited by looking at the videotapes. >> brian: i don't even know who he is. here is steven colbert. >> but ultimately, the question is how many questions do we have to ask before voters forget president obama killed osama bin laden? >> that was the whole point. we lost m

in fact, when he interviewed himself for "dirty wars," bill maher of hbo, he had him on at the top of a hour on a friday night show, and he said you are the most interesting man in the world, he said to jeremy scahill. and this book is definitely from that person. the book is yours for $150. the double d.v.d., yours for $100. put them together for $200. by the way, jeremy scahill is speaking tonight in new york city at the new school at 7:00. he'll be talking about "dirty wars." if you'd like to hear his address tonight, 7:00 eastern standard time go, to our website at democracynow.org. we'll be like streaming that conversation. check it out at 7:00 eastern time, 4:00 pacific time. mountain time, it's 5:00, and central time it's 6:00. but 7:00 eastern time, jeremy scahill will be at the new school, and you'll get to peer in and have a front-row seat, even though the place will be packed. you get a front-row seat just by watching the live stream, so tell your friends. the number to call is 866-359-4334. i can tell you one thing, we cannot do this without you, so please call in, fill th