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billed as battle between the extremes of the weleft and the right, so what happened last night when bill maher hosted the controversial senior editor of breitbart, milo yiannapolis. >>> and he wrote "moonlight." we'll talk to him about the film's surprising success. >>> and he made the music for "game of thrones," "iron man," "westworld," and more. we'll talk with the composer of a cult following who's about to launch a nationwide tour. >>> but first the top story this hour the storm slamming the west coast. one of the strongest storms in a decade hits central and southern california leaving at least two people dead triggering floods and mudslides. >>> as much as 8 inches of rain fell over a 24-hour period in some places. carter evans is in hard-hit los angeles with the latest.

. >> that was milo yiannopoulos with bill maher. annual hearing in washington. they withdrew the invitation after the group called reagan pa balae posted clips in which adults and ask young teenagers. max our friend, which hosts explain decision to bump him. >> we are okay with having controversy on stage with cpac. sign i have been chairman we take the -- there are boundaries and over the weekend i was made aware of these comments and it broke through very important boundary and we felt like the cpac stage was not appropriate place for this any longer. >> it wasn't only blow out. they cancelled his book schedule to release in june. here he is. >> i have reviewed the tapes that appeared a few days ago. and i don't believe they say what is being reported. i believe british sarcasm might have come across at flippant. advocacy. i'm horrified by that statement. i would like to adult who abuse minors. >> the initial cpac created uproar in a post they slamed decision writing the editor said he is not conservative. his stack is about political correctness. milo yiannop

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me low yiannopoulos entered the lion's den of bill maher's program on hbo. lt might surprise you. >> my low yiannapolis. >> reporter: it was billed as a clash of left versus right. realtime host bill maw her andf outspoken i banned -- >> we're bound to disagree. >> if i banned even who i thought was colossally wrong, i would be talking to myself. >> reporter: the two controversial commentators seemed to share an agreement on free speech. >> the reason they want to police humor is because they can't control it. the one thing they hate is they can't control laugh tear. >> because when people laugh, they know it's true. >> reporter: despite the cordial nature, milo managed to still incite. >> oh, no. you can't trust him to show up on time. too much sex, too much drugs. i mean they're not as bad as women. just kidding. you're easy. you're very easy been in the headlines recently for his college speaking tour over what he calls excessive political corrective. his engagement was called off. he was perm nenltsly banned from twitter last summer after he was accused o

issa, who used to chair the house oversight committee, he said this last night on "realtime with bill maherwe're going to ask the intelligence committees of the house and senate to investigate within the special areas -- >> an independent prosecutor. >> you're right that you can not have somebody, a friends of mine, jeff sessions, who was on the campaign and was an appointee. you're going to need to use the special prosecutor's statute and office. now, we have to work with them. we don't have to trust them. and we need to investigate their activities and we need tdo it because they are bad people. >> so his comments follow in line with the new nbc news/wall street journal poll on the trump administration's alleged ties with russia. 53% say congress should investigate alleged contact between the russian government and the trump campaign. 54% say congress should investigate russian interference in the election. and 38% feel president trump's relationship with vladimir putin is too friendly. meanwhile the white house is pushing back on an a.p. report based on a leaked document which appears to

bill maher is van jones' special guest, 9:00 p.m.ll be very entertaining and provacative. >>> a big week as we know for james white, the new england patriots running back who scored three touchdowns in the super bowl including the game-winner. of course, he was on "new day." his quarterback, tom brady, won the mvp award, leaving white empty-handed until last night on conan. >> tom brady said afterwards that you deserved the mvp. they gave him the mvp. he said you deserve the mvp. that must have felt really nice. >> that felt nice. i wouldn't get 14 catches if he wasn't throwing me the ball. it's very nice. >> well, brady did say that you deserved -- actually his quote was, i think, that he would have given you the mvp truck, and this is kind of nice because ford agreed with brady, so here it is. it's all yours. the ford f-150, the official truck of the super bowl right over here. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is your truck. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> camerato am quote mow -- >> you saw the truck. what were you moved by. >> h

. >> that was senator franken on "realtime with bill maher" and he's here, not bill maher but senator franken. >> i'm with jake tapper. is it true that some republican colleagues are concerned about president trump's mental health? >> a few. not the majority of them. a few. >> in what way? >> in the way that we all have this suspicion that, you know, that he's not -- he lies a lot. he says thing that aren't true. that's the same as lying i guess. he -- you know, 3 million to 5 million people voted illegally. there was a new one about people going in from massachusetts to new hampshire. >> thousands hand thousands in a bus. >> yeah. >> and -- and, you know, that is not the norm for a president of the united states or actually for a human being. >> so let's turn to michael flynn. "the washington post" and cnn are reporting that he, according to many government officials, spoke to the russian ambassador about the obama sanctions against russia before president trump took office suggesting, hold on there, we'll revisit them after we take office and house minority leader pelosi stweeted fl

. >>> what happened when bill maher tangles with a very staunch donald trump voter?his. >> the president in office barely three weeks. why can't you guys in the media and hollywood give him some slack? >> because of what he's done and said. slack? >> only three weeks. >> three weeks? give him a break. >> give him a break? do you read the news? do you follow -- >> the toughest job on earth. >> the toughest job on earth has never been done like this. this is beyond the realm of politics. if you're just talking about politics, let's pretend it's just politics. i'd have big problems there because it's a giant con what he's done. he ran for the little man and then what does he do? gets into office. the coal companies can dump sludge in the river because that's what the little man is aching for. undoing dodd/frank because so many of the town halls in appalachia, people were standing up and saying, mr. trump, please get rid of the volcker rule. because if i can't make certain speculative investments, it's killing us here. so that's just the political part. we could have a n

with me, all-star cast, bill maher, michael moore, kathy griffin, rob reiner, nancy giles. an all-star cast. i expect in that group you're looking at now are going to have lots to say. get a good night's sleep tonight and stay up with us tomorrow night for our "hardball" late-night special, lots of attitude in that hour. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> mr. trump, do you support a special prosecutor on russia? >> the white house tries to kill investigations before they start. >> i guess my question would be, a special prosecutor for what? >> tonight, congressman adam schiff and dick durbin on the growing bipartisan push. >> i think we all need answers. >>> plus, as the investigators work with the white house -- >> what i've been told is by many folks is that there's nothing there. >> why others are breaking ranks. >> you're going to need to use the special prosecutor's statutes. >> then, new reports of a high-stakes obamacare repeal as the president has an aca epiphany. >> nobody knew that health care could be so complicated. >> a protests at a joint session. we'll look at wha

a live late-night edition of "hardball" with guests including but not limited to bill maher, kathy griffinchael moore, rob reiner and more. wednesday, back at 9:00 p.m. eastern. a special broadcast we're putting together on the trump/putin power play as questions mount over this investigation into the trump campaign's ties to russia. for now, for us, "hardball" with chris matthews begins right now. >>> eastern promises. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. tonight with an fbi led counterintelligence inquiry under way and two congressional investigations just beginning, there are strong signs out there that president trump has ordered a preemptive strike on those problems of his possible russian connections. we learned last week reince priebus asked the fbi to knock down stories about the reported communications between trump aides and figures in rush that and the "washington post" and axios are reporting the administration's pushback effort went further.

neil: on bill maher. >> on bill maher recently.ther this is a step too far and i think there are two main things they're weighing here. number one, they are, "breitbart," which is known as a very nationalistic some people say engine of the alt-right is now moving away somewhat. they're moving more towards mainstream conservatism. they are doing reporting based. they hired a guy from "wall street journal" to do finance page, john carney. a good reporter. they have good guys. neil: for anyone like a third rail like this whether their comments are taken out of context with they don't want anything to do with it? >> right and there is the business issue here. milo generates a lot of traffic to his site and provocative statements and lot of college republicans like it. neil: when i hear college republicans highly regarded in that community. >> i will unpack it on foxbusiness.com. he took on political level wing in colleges by being overly provocative. i think he thought shocking people would be able to unleash a torrent of free thought

. >>> and bill maher's presidential week in review.

bill maher, why doesn't your party come out against the second amendment. it's the problem.wish they would. >> i wish you would play the tape. if you did, could see it did not go that way. but this country -- absolutely for the right to bear arms but not for the murders that happen every day. 27 kids killed in sandy hook in my district. guy comes to his job and kills his coworkers. owner's son left fatherless. we have a serious problem in the country around guns and think it's absolutely not -- it's false choice to say going to ban the second amendment or have common sense gun safety laws. i'm for common sense gun safety laws. >> use the right words talking about these issues. >> also the right to not be taken out of context. i hope people go back and look at the tape. >> what did you mean mr. mayor. >> one of the reasons people tune us out immediately but there are ways to talk about this. i'm from indiana, and i took heat. i support the second amendment. spent thanksgiving morning in a deer blind with my boyfriend's father. how that's that for 2017 sentence? but when i cam

with me is bill maher, kathy griffin and nancy jowls. it's a big trump night.the people in that group will have lots to stay. that's why we'll be there at midnight eastern. get a good night sleep tonight and stay up for our "hardball" late night special. lots of attitude in that hour. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> mr. trump, do you support a special prosecutor on russia? >> the white house tries to kill investigations before they start. >> i guess my question would be, a special prosecutor for what? >> tonight, congressman adam schiff and dick durbin on the growing bipartisan push. >> i think we all need answers. >>> plus, as the investigators work with the white house -- >> what i've been told is by many folks is that there's nothing ther

or just bill maher, maybe warren beatty, can you clarify? sean: i think the president made clear in his tweet he was referring to the fake news and people who ascribe to pushing fake stories is where his target was. reporter: as you know more than 60 democrat either boycotted or skipped the president's inauguration. what kind of reception do you think the president will get tomorrow evening from democrats in the house and senate when he gives his joint address? sean: i hope a very robust and applause filled reception. the speech, as i mentioned, breaks down a lot of barriers that have traditionally been political barriers in temples areas where i think we should find agreement. that we affirm the president's desire to unite the country and parties in areas of shared common ground. i think the things that he's talking about, increasing the support to our military, our veterans, helping children get an education those are things that hopefully we can all come together and think are shared american values regardless of party. i hope that we see

bill maher saying president trump is mentally ill.f this -- it seems like there's an effort to delegitimize, it took a little bit of time, there's no honeymoon period for this president. >> we knew that. we said it's going to be water every day right after the election. they will challenge every action you take in court. you better make sure you have your key team members in place before you rush out to do something. >> sean: how funny was this, joy villa is the senior, she wears make america great and trump on the back and's sales skyrocketed, on itunes. maybe there is a message there for hollywood in the music world. >> hey, sean, there is an opening here. a fashion line, it's all good. i love it. that was have her do that. >> sean: especially not environment. president trump family is under attack, including the grandchildren and his 10-year-old son. the supposedly tolerant and considerate left, tomi lahren and jessica tarlov will debate that up next. tech: this mom didn't have time to worry about a cracked windshield. so she sched

yiannopoulos was a guest on "real time with bill maher."the one area i'm a little concerned is when you go after people individually. if it's in the cause of a greater truth, if people are hurt as collateral damage, i'll go there. but i didn't understand the ghostbusters thing. who gives a -- >> i wrote a bad review of a movie. i said she looks like a dude, she does. she's barely literal and i do not accept that a hollywood -- that the star of a hollywood blockbuster is sitting in a hollywood mansion crying over mean words on the internet. get over it. >> i don't like that kind of insulting and vile kind of speech, particularly the comments today with regard to pedophilia. but he's not my flavor, not my style of commentator. he himself has said i'm not a conservative. >> he's been a protege of stephen bannon. people loved him criticizing the gay left. until this moment he was their gay. their house gay. come on. >> those are your words. don't put those words in the mouths of conservatives. >> should he have been invited? invited to cpac. ha

president trump, jim webb said there's a campaign on capitol hill, to personally discredit trump.e' bill maherg president trump is mentally ill. cnn had to guess is we can suggesting the same thing. all of this -- it seems like there's an effort to delegitimize, it took a little bit of time, there's no honeymoon period for this president. t >> we knew that. we said it's going to be war every day right after the election. they will challenge every action you take in court. you better make sure you have your key team members in placeec before you rush out to do something. >> sean: how funny was this, joy villa is the singer, she wears "make america great" and "trump" on the back and sales skyrocketed on itunes. maybe there is a message there for hollywood in the music world. >> hey, sean, there is an opening here. a fashion line, it's all good. i love it. that was brave of her do that. >> sean: especially in that environment. next, president trump's family continues to be under attack, including his grandchildren and his 10-year-old son. the supposedly tolerant anddc compassionate left, tomi lah

child at all costs movement has gotten so crazy in some wealthy parts of the hollywood that even bill maher endure the slightest risk or experience any disappointment? these kids are more anxious than a squirrel on crystal meth. john: not learning how to fail constantly makes you anxious. hilary: a can. we are seeing waves of college students now who are not prepared not only to deal with the failure in the classroom or romantic failure but the failure of not knowing how to do their own laundry. when parents coddle their kids. john: you were at brown university and you see this affect the parents? hilary: we are seeing students who aren't always prepared to get perhaps a. >> on a paper. it's income principle to them. john: did a quick? hilary: they might drop a class defined in easier grade. we see this student take first semester organic chemistry and doesn't do well and decides my dream of dana doctor is out the window. john: one of the results of the self-esteem movement is americans think they are smart on surveys. they asked do you do well in math and american kidsompared to other coun

. >> we come right back, milo also made a splash on bill maher's show this weekend. outraged he refused to appear. there's more to the story next. . >>> milo yiannopoulous facing backlash tonight. let's discuss now, jennifer grahn holme the former governor of michigan, rick santorum, former senator and presidential candidate. >> good to see both of you. this was a disturbing story for many, rick. milo barred from speaking there at cpac. attending to defend pedophilia. how important is it to reject him like this? >> i think it was a mistake to invite him in the first place, this is a problem that i've been battling in the conservative movement for quite some time. which is this -- particularly among young people, more edgy conservatism. now you hear the term alt-right, getting away from the bore iing issues. we see it now with some of this alt-right. this to me, we have moral traditions, economic traditions. >> you're a traditional conservative, i understand where you're going with this why would they -- you say they shouldn't have invited him any way. why would they

j we had just had a lengthy segment in the show, the "bill maher show" about the need for president trumpore factual, to always tell the truth and not to be erroneous. and then we moved on to -- i think bill mentioned it first and i said it is not actually a muslim ban. i wrote a column for the daily mail when this executive order came out saying i did not agree with that. i thought it was wrong. however, you cannot call something a muslim ban if 85% of the world's muslims can still come into the united states. i thought it was very important to make that point and make it strongly given we just had a bit debate about facts. and jim jeffries did not like this, he didn't really have any argument to put to me. and then he used hitler analogy. hitler did not kill the jews all on day one. this hitler stuff with donald trump is unbelievably offensive. i do not think he's killed 12 million people, systematic extermination -- this is not something we should be throwing around about other people, unless they have done similar acts. donald trump to my knowledge has not murdered anybody. all right?

i'm hopeful i'm starting a conversation amongst liberals among people like bill maher and others wheree say this is not okay, liberalism means supporting free speech, i think there's potential here to nip in the bud this p.r. problem that liberals have everyone thinks we're snowflakes, politically correct, the millennials, whatever. i'm trying to start a conversation about that because it is important. >> tucker: it's a vital, it's more than a p.r. problem, godspeed. >> thanks so much for having me on. >> tucker: ever feel confused by the new age li throw around, no you don't have an excuse because the words micro-aggression and save space are not just activist newspeak, this week both were added to the latest edition of merriam-webster dictionary. the dictionary defines a safe space is a place and headed to be free of bias, conflict, criticism, a potentially threatening actions, or conversations or of the first member does well which by definition they are. those and a thousand other words are intended to reflect thes continuing record of our evolving language and they do. o according

just bill maher and maybe warren beatty? >> i think the president made clear what he was referring to, the fake news and people who ascribe to pushing fake stories is where his target was. >> more than 60 democrats either boycotted or skipped president's inauguration. what kind of reception do you think the president will get tomorrow evening from democrats and the house and senate? >> i hope a very robust and applause filled reception. the speech, as i mentioned, breaks down a lot of barriers that had traditionally been, political barriers in terms of areas where i think we should find agreement. that reaffirm the president's desire to unite the country and unite our parties that share common ground. the things that he's talking about, increasing the support for military, veterans, helping children get an education, those are things that, hopefully, we can all come together and think are shared american values regardless of party. i hope that we see a tremendous amount of support for the president and his policies and his v

. >>> tonight on "the messy truth" with van jones, comedian bill maher.hat would he tell a trump supporter. >> trump has been in office for three weeks. why can't you guys in the media and hollywood give him some slack. >> because of what he's done and said. >> been there only three weeks. >> three weeks? give him a break? do you read the news? >> it's the toughest job on earth. >> the toughest job on earth has never been done like this. this is beyond the realm of politics. if you're just talking about politics, let's pretend it's just politics. i would have big problems there because it's a giant con what he's done. he ran for the little man. what does he do? he gets into office, the coal companies can dump sludge in the river because that's what the little man is aching for. undoing todd frank because so many of the town halls in ap lash yeah, people. >> reporter: staying, mr. trump, please get rid of the volcker rule because if i can't make investments, it's killing us here. that's the political part. we could have a normal conversation about that. th

. >> that was senator franken on real time with bill maher and he's here right now.nks for joining us. >> i'm with jake tapper. >> that was comedy but is it true that republican colleagues of yours express concern about president trump's mental health? >> a few. >> really? >> yeah. it's not the majority of them. it's a few. >> in what way? >> in the way we all have this suspicion that he's not -- he lies a lot. he says things that aren't true. that's the same as lying i guess. he, you know, 3 to 5 million people voted illegally. there's a new one about people going in from massachusetts -- >> thousands and thousands on a bus. >> yeah. you know, that is not the norm for a president of the united states or actually for a human being. >> let's turn to michael flynn. there were reports that he spoke to the russian ambassador about the obama sanctions against russia before president trump took office suggesting hold on, we'll revisit them after we takeoffs. pelosi tweeted last night general flynn should be suspended and have his intelligence clearance revoked. do you agre

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there's an investigation, darrell issa on hbo's bill m maher. >> let's go to and let this ply out the way it should. >> reporter: there's a call for an investigation into the special operation raid in yemen which president trump approved last month. it cost the live of navy seal ryan owens. he said his son is owed the investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. stephanie ramos, channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" will have complete coverage of president trump's speech tomorrow night. you can watch it live on 6abc and "action news" anchor monica malpass will be in washington, d.c. for reaction from local lawmakers. >>> sports news, joel embiid fans may not see him on the supreme court this season. his knee injury will keep him out indefinitely. it was too swollen this morning keeping him from practicing. last week, sixers announced ben simmons is out for his injury. >>> the real life struggle for equality that's the story behind a new mini series coming to abc, when we rise airs tonight. >> born and raised in philadelphia. today the harlem globe trotters star came

and investigative journalist jeremy scahill has canceled a -- his appearance on "real time with bill maher" after the hbo program scheduled white nationalist and breitbart news editor milo yiannopoulos to appear on the same episode. in a statement, scahill said -- "there is no value in debating him. appearing on real time will provide yiannopoulos with a large, important platform to openly advocate his racist, anti-immigrant campaign. yiannopoulos's appearance could also be used to incite violence against immigrants, transgender people, and others at a time when the trump administration is already seeking to formalize a war against some of the most vulnerable people in our society." jeremy scahill is co-founder of the intercept and a former producer and correspondent with democracy now! and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we turn now to look at the growing scandal over the trump administration's alleged deal

let's play what congressman darrell issa said on bill maher last night. >> we're going to ask intelligence committees in the house and senate to investigate -- >> independent prosecutor. >> you're right, you cannot have somebody, a friend of mine, jeff sessions, who was on the campaign and who is an appointee. you're going to need to use the special prosecutor's statute and office. now, we have to work with them. we don't have to trust them. we need to investigate their activities. and we need to do it because they are bad people. >> he's obviously talking about the alleged ties between trump operatives and russia. amy, how big a deal is this? >> it's a pretty big deal. this is a guy who supported president trump all through the campaign, was a really staunch supporter. we've noticed a little bit of daylight, since president trump took office, this is -- darrell issa has come out and contradicted, said the president was moving too quickly on executive orders, that he should slow down a little bit. he wasn't too pleased with the immigration ban. he said as much. this is kind of the third ti

. >>> happening conservative provocate provocat yiannopoulos will appear on bill maher.ome do not believe maher should give yiannopoulos a major platform to spew hatred. in response, maher released a statement saying if yiannopoulos is the monster he claims, nothing could serve the liberal cause better than having him on the show. a scheduled appearance at berkeley made national headlines this month after it triggered major protests. >>> did you get the flu shot? a new government report has the answer -- centers of disease control and prevention say the flu vaccine is 48% effective this season. officials say flu activity in the u.s. is expected to continue for several more weeks. >>> bay area dog lovers, listen up because some of you may want to move to scotland now. a company there is now offering puppy parents pawternity leave. >> that's right. you get time off to bond with your newborn puppy. a scottish brewery called brew dog, makes sense, is behind this idea. it now offers a week of paid leave for employees with new puppies or rescued dogs. it tweeted this video of

republican side from representative darryl issa, who in an interview last night on "realtime with bill maherhouse and senate intelligence committees need to investigate this matter, but more might be necessary. take a listen to what he said. >> you cannot have somebody, a friend of mine, jeff sessions, who was on the campaign and who was an appointee. you're going to need to use the special prosecutor's statute and office to take -- not just to recuse. you can't just give it to your deputy, that's another political aup appoint appointee. you do have to do that. >> very interesting to hear a republican suggesting that a special prosecutor of an independent review, separate from the house and senate intelligence committees may be necessary. brianna? >> the former chairman of the house oversight committee, as well, of note. athena jones at the white house, thank you so much. >> reporter: thanks. >>> still to come, the new odd couple, donald trump and cpac. once shunned by this conservative group, the new president turns the tide in his favor. but can this relationship last? you are live in the

congressman issa was on the bill maher show which is not a typical show, but a creptsurren events shownd he thought a special prosecutor would be appropriate because of jeff sessions' close ties to the white house and to the president during the campaign era. that's about where it is, and darryl issa had formerly been part of the oversight committee, previous chairman of that body in the house. he no longer is, so he can speak about issues of oversight, but that's not his lane currently, but his point is a valid one to consider, and as a republican it's noteworthy, but we're not seeing any traction from other republicans on that subject yet that could come in time, but at this stage, we're just not seeing it. to give you an example, an ally of the president, governor chris christie of new jersey appeared on television this morning and he was asked about the issue of an independent counsel. is it time for such a thing in here's governor christie's response. >> do you agree with darryl issa that a special prosecutor is needed? >> no. it has shown itself with the professionals there to ha

bill maher can't speak two sentences without using it, makes it okay, makes it okay. >> now, if you'real satirist, your act is written for you. there's a lunatic in the white house. >> do you think anything should be off limits for when they're poking fun at the president? >> no. >> no. >> no. why? because nothing is off limits for him. the guy, he makes fun of handicapped people, talks about what he's going to do to women. nothing is off limits for him, so why should anything be off limits for the comedian? nothing should be off limits for comedians anyway nobody has ever attacked a president the way this guy is being attacked because no president deserved it. they say we don't like obamacare, but couldn't attack hill for being a person. he's not a person. he's a pig. >> are you staying up late on saturday night. >> melissa mccarthy. >> as sean spicer. what i loved, aside from the fact she was brilliantly funny and the makeup was incredible, she looked like sean spicer, i loved the fact that trump was upset that sean was being played by a woman. trying to get rosie o'donnell to play s

it was on the bill maher show first, he was kind of joking, he was talking about this in the contextt he was doing on a comedy show. then jake asked him about it yesterday. but the fact of the matter is, you don't have to be sigmund freud to think this guy has a fairly serious narcissistic personality order. he's consumed with himself. he's easily flattered and distracted. and as senator franken noted, he lies all the time. this is a serious problem. whether he's diagnosable or not not the issue. the question is, is he stable. >> paris? >> i was looking on the label to see if i saw "doctor" below matt's name. i don't see how he or senator franken can say such things about the president of the united states. no one made claims about secretary clinton somehow needing clinical help or having some kind of a mental disorder. she lied about benghazi or when she told tales about her e-mail server and things of that nature. we need to be careful how we talk about people in public service and how we classify things, because these are important issues that we're dealing with, and there are peo

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. >> bill maher and van jones right there. "the messy truth." that's tonight at 9:00 p.m. you don't want to miss it. >>> let's go to "inside politics" with john king. >> thank you, kate. welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your day with us. attorney general jeff sessions is on the job. this oval office swearing in, one last salvo in a bitter confirmation battle that leaves washington raw. >> i jeff sessions, do solemnly swear -- >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> against -- >> and speaking of raw, the president launches a morning tweet bomb against a democratic senator. the senator's crime? disclosing what trump's own supreme court nominee told him about the president's public attacks on federal judges. >> i asked him to express his criticism and to condemn these kinds of public attacks on an independent judiciary. and at that point, after some back and forth, he did say that he found them to be disheartening and demoralizing. >> plu

here's what he had to say on "realtime with bill maher." >> you're right that you cannot have somebody, a friend of mine, jeff sessions, who was on the campaign and who is an appointee. you're going to need to use the special prosecutor's statute and office. now, we have to work with them. we don't have to trust them. and we need to investigate their activities, and we need to do it because they are bad people. >> so, that is really attention-grabbing from darrell issa. paul, do you see a scenario where this could really play out and sessions is put aside as the attorney general, a special prosecutor is put in charge of an independent investigation? >> it's plausible. i don't expect it to happen. but i think the really disconcerting thing about friday is that the story of the morning that i thought was striking was that the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, senator burr of north carolina, and the chairman of the house intelligence committee, congressman nunez from california, both had contacted reporters at the behest of the white house to say these stories about the russi