michael moore, bill maher, the woman is being used, the poor woman, she is pathetic. what do you think of that. >> i think it's uncalled for. the families of our fallen and those in uniform serve just as much as those on the front lines. judge jeanine: is she being used when the house was applauding her for two minutes? >> absolutely not, i don't think so. judge jeanine: do you think bill maher and michael moore said she is being used and she is a poor, pathetic moment? >> no, it's a disgrace they would say those things. she should be proud of her husband and i hope the democrats and the rest of the democratic party shrt showing more respect. judge jeanine: michael moore and bill maher said she was used and the president was putting another notch on his belt. >> it's one way to look at it. >> i agree completely. i think he was banking on her suffering. judge jeanine: what do you think of people like michael moore saying she was being used. and the poor woman. do you think that's right? >> no, i don't think it's right. he's a navy seal and people should support our mil

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what seems like hours ago about your appearance on bill maher's program and what's notable is from bill maher through the mainstream kind of news media, the same plotline, kind of the death of outrage, going deep, deep, deep into national security and intelligence gathering are asked to come on by hosts like us and kind of pinch us and say is this a new norm 58 that's being enforced? are we witnessing an attempt at the death of outrage? >> you are when you're talking about this russian connection to the 2ru6r7 administration. we're seeing something i've never seen in 35 years working in and around intelligence. we are seeing american citizens absolutely not care about a hostile intelligence operation against the united states. we have maybe as many as 25% of the american voting public are siding with a former kgb officer and a former drosh of russian intelligence on an operation that helped engineer the american electoral process. >> why do you think that is? >> i don't know. i think part of it is part of the battlefield and cyberspace shaping that the russians have done for some time.

. >> we've got bill maher on, michael moore will sit right here with us, kathy griffin. we'll have to be careful with some of the language. >> seven-second delay. >> it's going to be a hell of a group. >> all of those people are on live at midnight. >> all here. i wanted to do something a little more sparkling than the former governor of kentucky. i think they need some gritty, nasty even response to the st e address to the congress. >> that's the headline. >> here live. >> sharp-eyed viewers have noticed that steve schmidt has been remarkably replaced by nicole wallace is is here with us. the circle of life continues. nicole, this is our first chance to ask you what you made of the president's first speech before congress. >> so i was livid until i heard you talk about nasty and gritty and now i'm interested. i know this from working as the communications director to a president and to a candidate for presidency. you don't erase your narrative and twitter feed in an hour and eight minutes. this was remarkable to me that he went that long without attacking the media and

. >> we have bill maher later. michael moore will be here. >> we've got all those people on at midnight? >> all live at midnight. >> you can stick around. there will be room here. i wanted to do something a little bit more sparkling than the governor of kentucky. you need a nasty response of the state of the union. another cup of coffee is in order tonight. >> former two-term governor of kentucky. sharp-eyed viewers noticed that remarkably replaced by nicole wallace who is back with us as the circle of life in news. >> right. >> nicole, this is our first chance to ask you what you made of the president's first speech before congress. i was loaded until i heard you talking about nasty and gritty and now i'm nervous. i thought in donald trump's short political career, i know this from working as a a communications director to a president to a candidate for the presidency, you don't erase your narrative or history or twitter feed in an hour and eight minutes. it was remarkable to me. this is a low bar -- that he went

expect these from people on the view and i expect this from bill maher and those guys.s what they do for a living. they are agitators. they don't realize that muckraking is supposed to clear the waters so that it can be used. i would ask them what has all of this done? george bush got elected for a second term. over 1000 democrats are no longer in office after eight years of an obama administration. donald trump would the president. the president is still open on time of day. we are still fighting in afghanistan so these guys would drop these wonderful platitudes or in this case some moronic state like michael moore did they are really doing nothing positive. they have not accomplished anything if they espouse to want to accomplish so after looking at this theme. knowledge base from experience we have is they are just causing trouble to make money. elizabeth: you know what's missing here on the part of michael moore and bilmark you are not acknowledging the bravery and the courage of carryn owens to come to the speech. she is clearly suffering and clearly in pain. you k

tonight you can catch me on "real time" with bill maher. you might be wondering where i am tonight. i'm in the parking lot outside bill maher's show because we want to do a live show with breaking news but i have to be on that show so that explains why i am here. i'll have more events in los angeles this weekend. if you're in the area, swing by. for a full list of the events, where they are, you can check out our facebook page, all the information right there. that's "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >>> good evening, chris, thank you, my friend. >>> thank you at home for joining us at this hour. happy friday. if you are one of the millions of americans who called your member of congress or went to a vigil or made a sign or screamed your guts out at a town hall to try to save the affordable care act, for you this is a very happy friday indeed. 24 million americans are not going to lose their health insurance because the republican plan to get rid of obamacare failed today in a quite ignominious way. tonight we have the senior most democrat in washin

ratings have also reportedly been climbing for two hbo hosts, bill maher and don al liver. >> it's weirdu have been objectively nice to vladimir putin than merle street. >> reporter: a "los angeles times" writer says. >> the shows that are doing well are the ones that are the most political. >> reporter: according to him, jimmy fallon who hasn't been as critical of the president is down 18% in the last year. david letterman often had mr. trump as a guest on his show. >> [ indiscernible china. >> reporter: in an interview he said he would have treated trump differently than fallon. i can only tell you what i would have done in that situation. i would have gone to work on trump. >> obamacare is a disaster and i actually do have a replacement plan, okay? >> reporter: "saturday night live" has been especially hard on the president. >> it's called the affordable care act. >> reporter: prompting him to call it, quote, unwatchable. >> bad boys, what you gonna do? >> reporter: but it's february 11 show lampooning in trump and his top aide. >> not going to be ignored. >> reporter: kellyanne conwa

. >> we've got bill maher on, michael moore will sit right here with us, kathy griffin. we'll have to be careful with some of the language. >> seven-second delay. >> it's going to be a hell of a group. >> all of

." >> reporter: ratings have also been climbing for bill maher and john oliver. >> it's been weird thaticer to vladamir putin than meryl streep. >> reporter: steven batallio says audiences are flocking to the hosts with the most pointed things to say. >> the shows that are doing well are the ones that are the most political. >> so they're really on message, and the message is, we have no idea what we're doing. >> they go after the president from the first minute of the show. >> reporter: according to batallio, jimmy fallon, who has not been as critical of the last year. david letterman often had mr. trump as a guest on his show. >> made in china. >> reporter: in an interview, he said he would have treated trump differently than fallon. "i can only tell you what i would have done in that situation. i would have gone to work on trump." >> obamacare is a disaster, and i actually do have a replacement plan, okay? >> reporter: saturday night live" has been especially hard on the president. >> it's called the affordable care act. >> reporter: calling him to call it unwatchable. but its februa

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jesse: you throw in with the people on "the view" and bill maher, that's fine. was about her, it wasn't about your political agenda. >> i don't have a political agenda actually. too maybe if you served you would have a better perspective. god bless america. kimberly: your comments on president trump's wiretapping accusations have been coming in. i will be here with you again at 10:00 p.m. on the greg gutfeld show. you have next, "justice with judge jeanine." spirit welcomed the "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levy. >> coming up on the big show print y or millennials buying cars? the answer will drive you nuts. you are welcome. a norwegian news site makes you take a test to prove you read an article before they are allowed to post a comment about it. i believe i will get called nasty names for doing this, i guess i showed them. finally, we will show you a new yorker cartoon that is said to "speak to every woman who's been mansplained

bill maher said the widow should not let herself bed as a political prop. cite sides it as well. >> it's a situation on ethics. at the dnc convention you had mr. and mrs. kahn standing on the stage talking about their son killed several years earlier in iraq. i guess that was not grotesque to have them standing there. it's pick and chooght, when something picks their agenda it's okay. liz: chris cuomo earlier today was questioning the lengths of time of the applause. it's a woman who lost her husband. it's almost like people are being treated like rounding errors. >> this is the trivial pet len l petulance coming from the left. liz: there is humanity here. >> it's a lack of humanity. liz: i'm talking about the widow. she is suffering. >> but that's not important to them. what is important to them is to sit there and try to embarrass the president of the united states of america. that's what they were told to do. to have those women dressed in white to talk about women's rights, and they are sitting there, obviously women's rights are defined in a different

jesse: you throw in with the people on "the view" and bill maher, that's fine. before it was about her, it wasn't about your political agenda. >> i don't have a political agenda actually. too maybe if you served you would have a better perspective. god bless america. kimberly: we'll be right back. b. then you're a couple. think of all you'll share... like snoring. does your bed do that? the dual adjustability of a sleep number bed allows you each to choose the firmness and comfort you want. so every couple can get the best sleep ever. does your bed do that? only at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $899. and right now save $400 on our most popular mattresses. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep or get up in time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. and now. i'm back! aleve pm for a better am. or keeping a hotel's guests cuttinconnected.i to 35,000 fans... businesses count on communication, and communication counts

. >> randall, on bill maher last night, he made the point that this idea of things people have done to hurt their brand, arnold's have to do with womanizing and that kind of thing. the person who is president of the united states right now is a guy who peeped on teenagers in a beauty contest, who said grab them by the -- i won't finish the sentence, you can google all the lewd, crude things he said. if crudeness is no longer a bar that a president has to clear, if being crude doesn't stop you from being president, is there anything that arnold schwarzenegger has done in his past that's worse than anything that donald trump has done? >> it's a great point. you think about where we are as a society. people come to me regularly and say, how do you explain donald trump? i would respond and say, how do we explain america? that we have evolved to a society that the kind of behaviors we see in donald and in arnold, to tara's point, has become normalized. i think there's something sad about that. the political realm has always been considered very noble. with all due respect, i believe donald

bill maher, you are bad for america. sean you are bad for america and had them together.u could say he is trying to do a balanced piece. he went to the "new york times" for balance and actually asked them can do you something to help us in america when he doesn't understand the argument is where they are and what the counter argument is what they are is not where what the american people are. and what sean does is give his opinion. it's not his fault that he became so popular on radio and so popular on tv that i believe he is number one or two in both. and they looked at rushism because as the enemy. rush limbaugh came out organically a guy making $18,000 a year as a sales person. the country loved him. evidence became unbelievably successful. that's an american success story. ainsley: shows you how mainstream america thinks. if they don't agree with your opinions, they will sell you as being bad for america. they are going to say that about the right, of course. listen, sean hannity tweeted out he said that was a 45 minute interview. cbs i dare to you release all of it w

bill maher? where do you get your science? dr. bill o'reilly? let's not turn this into a bill-measuring contest. why don't we? 'cause my bill is a lot bigger than your bill. okay, honey -- why even argue, okay? you can't settle anything. everyone has their own set of facts and a cable channel to back up the opinion that he already has. okay? no wonder nobody knows who's right and who's wrong. i know who's wrong -- he's wrong. okay, well, what about the other consequences of pumping chemicals into the earth? you mean like lighting and heating our homes? uh, no, like earthquakes... ryan... ...methane released into the atmosphere -- bird farts? fire coming out of the faucets like dragon's breath. "fire out of the faucets"? oh, no, honey. no, it's fine. don't listen to him. we should all be scared, mike. our world is a ticking time bomb. you're a ticking time bomb. it's time to go home. let's go, sweetie. i don't want to go out there. what if there's another sinkhole? oh, no. buddy, it is silly to be scared of going outside, okay? yeah, of course. a

that was bill maher's big question when we joined him on hbo's "realtime" on friday night. for donald trump it seems that the world's most powerful military isn't powerful enough. he's looking for less talk and more military action. with a proposal that would slash budgets for the state department and the u.s. agency for international development by up to 37%. meanwhile he's proposing a $54 billion spending spree on the u.s. military. this week trump, ever the showman, appeared on an aircraft carrier while playing the serviceman role he evaded by getting five draft deferments during the vietnam war. >> we will give the men and women of america's armed services the resources you need to keep us safe. we will have the finest equipment in the world, planes, ships and everything else. we will give our military the tools you need to prevent war and, if required, to fight war and only do one thing. you know what that is? win, win! >> and yesterday we got an indication of what that war might be. "the washington post" is reporting that the pentagon is pushing to expand the u.s. mil

even bill maher was complementary of the speech on twitter. >> i'm christine romans. 30 minutes pastresident trump's big speech does provide a reset of sorts. mr. trump cast a more presidential image than we've seen from him so far. after an hour, spent mostly sticking to the teleprompter. he ran through the presidency goals. not a lot on how to fpay for them. >> time for small thinking is over. the time for trivial fights is behind us. we just need the courage to share the dreams that fill our hearts. the bravery to express the hopes that heal our souls. and the confidence to turn those dreams into action. >> there are polarizing moments as he recapped the greatest hits from his campaign promises. several time we saw all the republican lawmakers standing all of the democrats stuck to their seats as we do every time. let's get into this with salena zito, columnist for the new york post. and greg valliere, political economist and chief strategist for horizon investments. guys, many of the americans had the you had me at hello moment when the president condemned hate right out of the g

power and they will appeal to the liberal snowflakes, the michael moores, the rosie o'donnells, the bill mahers. the republicans can expect no help from them. >> i think that is a larger except for a small group. maybe 8-10 senators who are up for reelection in donald trump states, there mayay be a little bit of movement. i was raised as a democrat when i was young, i changed after ronald reagan became president at the age of 21. i know it is never a good time to be a democrat. but i also know now is an even worse time. i tweeted last night that any democrat who stands up more than three times in that speech is going to get a primary. >> sean: that is a sad state of affairs. i am watching the speech and i'm there and even when he said we will create jobs for those americans left behind, they still did not applaud. >> you are in a tough spot because what he basically did was he took three or four aspects of the playbook, middle-class jobs, blue-collar families getting a wage increase, infrastructure building, rebuilding our inner cities and helping the african-american communities and that is su

peopleelel like michael moore ad bill maher said the widow was being exploited. not say that. however, accusations that she did criticize carryn appeared on a web site. >> people who didn't see the show may believe it. a lot of people may believe what you wrote, and, man, i am telling you, you cost me money because i have to protect my family sir, costa rica is not big enough for this lawsuit that is coming your way. >>>> just so we are really clea, y want these protections in place for the current president, for his family, for my family,y, because if you write something like that or you write something that endangers his life or his family, i am just as angry at you. >> bill: with us to explain further, dana perino, cohost of "the five." who did this? >> a young man named james mcdaniel, he is originally from, florida but lives in costa rica, he has a job at an american nutrition company, as a side project, he launched a web site called the underground report on february 21st. got 1 million page views in nine days. >> bill: what did he allege ms. goldberg said?

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. >> he has started seven different lawsuits over claims that he was libeled or defamed, bill maher,rnalist who wrote the biography "trump nation." he lost six of those seven suits and might fair just as bad as a defendant now. of course, to be clear, there's no indication that president obama would sue trump for libel, even if he has a case. the tradition runs in the opposite direction. former presidents give their successors room and don't usually take them to court. presidents can claim immunity for official acts taken in office. tradition has also taken a hit lately. to answer the question, when it comes to president trump's potentially libelous attack on the previous president, we find it's not normal. there's your answer. >>> now up next, we'll dig into the story president trump may have been trying to distract people away from. what is the status of the russian inquiry? did his attorney general go far enough in recusal? what are the political implications in this divided congress? our super panel ready to chop it up after the break. eak through . introducing flonase sensimist.

really, the biggest theta trump administration has is hollywood's bill maher when it comes to real truths that islamic extremism, they have sharia law, which is antiwomen, anticulture, antigay, they are many, many policies around the country that need to be fixed. but donald trump, again, his policies in america would put americans first. will protect americans, will grow the economy and make sure that we have more jobs. that's what he's doing in his first 100 days of office. liz: let's switch gears. actress julie andrews is now weighing in on the president's budget cuts to the arts. let's take a listen. >> it's mind-boggling. i cannot imagine why anybody would want to cut the funding on something as important as the arts. liz: all right. actress julie andrews saying it's heartbreaking. it's also heartbreaking to taxpayers that we have a 20-trillion-dollar debt that obama doubled on his watch. which means all taxes could go up, and that could affect jobs; right? >> not only that, but it's really hard, and it takes a lot of courage. we didn't do this in the past. now we have a real opport

i'm in the parking lot outside bill maher's show because we want to do a live show with breaking news but i have to be on that show so that explains why i am here. i'll have more events in los angeles this weekend. if you're in the area, swing by. for a full list of the events, where they are, you can check out our facebook page, all the information right there. that's "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> good evening, chris, thank you, my friend. >>> thank you at home for joining us at this hour. happy friday. if you are one of the millions of americans who called your memberover congress or went to a vigil or made a sign or screamed your guts out at a town hall to try to save the affordable care act, for you this is a very happy friday indeed. 24 million americans are not going to lose their health insurance because the republican plan to get rid of obamacare failed today in a quite ig nom minutes you way. tonight we have the senior most democrat in washington, the top senate democrat chuck schumer here with us this evening to talk about what is jus

>> guest: you are obviously discussing those who are as bill maher with it as you are.during the 70s we introduced a degree of architecture in europe basically structuring to make sure the u.s. soviet competition didn't get out of hand and the borders changed through the use of force. there were certain economic arrangements that were protected. there was the idea that human rights would be recognized and related to it with certain confidence-building measures about exercises. the whole idea was to reduce the possibility of a crisis in europe and for some people it was also to buy time for the internal evolution in europe so they would become more open over the decades and by the way it worked fantastically. you have all this dynamism and all this economic might and military might as a result. a lot of territorial disputes more than i can count and you have these forces operating in proximity to each other. basically saying that we need to introduce a bit more structure into this part of the world? and wouldn't take the european example lock stock and barrel and try to

i'm in the parking lot outside bill maher's show because we want to do a live show with breaking newsso that explains why i am here. i'll have more events in los angeles this weekend. if you're in the area, swing by. for a full list of the events, where they are, you can check out our facebook page, all the information right there. that's "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> good evening, chris, thank you, my friend. >>> thank you at home for joining us at this hour. happy friday. if you are one of the millions of americans who called your memberover congress or went to a vigil or made a sign or screamed your guts out at a town hall to try to save the affordable care act, for you this is a very

ainsley: let's take a look. >> what do you think of people like bill maher and michael moore saying shehowing a little more respect. >> do you think that was right? >> no, i don't. no, i don't think it was right. he is a navy seal. people should support our military. >> she is a widow. i think we should have compassion for her husband. her husband lost his life fighting for our country. i think she deserves compassion and celebration of her husband's legacy. steve: good sound bites on very windy day in new york. >> you could see. people were horrified by that comment and by them trying to take down the navy seal's widow. i think what we'll be seeing for the next four years. brian: how could chris matthews allow michael moore to say that, that is out of bounds? >> not be out of bounds but say you're kidding? for people not to react chris matthews is shameful. ainsley: anyone on the street agree? >> may have been one person, donald trump it was about trump. it wasn't so much about her. they don't care who they are going to victimize as long as they can trash that person to go after presid

>> reporter: ratings have reportedly been climbing for two hbo hosts, bill maher and john oliver. >>ryl streep. >> reporter: los angeles times media writer says media flocking to the hosts. >> shows that are doing well are the ones that are the most political. >> they're really on message. and the message is we have no idea what we're doing. [ laughter ] >> they go after the president from the first minute of the show. >> reporter: according to battaglia -- jimmy fallon who has not been as critical of the president is down 18% in the last year. david letterman often had mr. trump as a guest on his show -- >> made in china -- >> reporter: -- in an interview he said he would have treated trumpfallon. i would have gone to work on trump. >> obamacare is a disaster. i actually do have a replacement plan, okay? >> reporter: "saturday night live" has been especially hard on the president. >> it's called the affordable >> reporter: calling him unwatchable. >>. ♪ bad boys whatcha gonna do ♪ >> reporter: with kellyanne conway and sean spicer. >> 80% of the people in chicago have been murdered

so that is reporter louise mensch speaking with reporter bill maher.imes. abby: how many of these lone wolves are hiding here and what is president trump doing to keep us safe from them? let's ask deputy assistant to the president dr. sebastian gorka. doctor, good to have you here. >> great to be back. thank you, abby. abby: unfortunately under these circumstances we are having to report on these horrific, horrific attacks and lone wolves and look back on heir history and there were signs but they weren't caught soon enough. this is what we face today. >> i'm so glad you used that phrase known wolf as opposed to lone wolf. one of the first things that president trump and his administration has done is to jettison all the political correctness of the last eight years. denial of who the enemy is and how they are motivated. random individuals and one day they are okay and next they decide to kill their fellow citizens. that's bows have you. -- bogus. that's a lifetime achievement we understand who the threat is and what they wish to achieve and remember w

the question was a hypothetical from a comedy leader bill maher. d if we have a connection, if we have some substantiation, then that would be appropriate under the statute for the attorney general to conduct. bill: i didn't catch up on ma -- on maher. you are saying if necessary down the road. but you are not calling for a prosecutor now? >> we sent a letter signed by every republican on the judiciary committee calling for cooperation and information from the attorney general which includes information on the f.b.i.'s activities prior to the election when they were considering hiring people to give hem more information. we were looking to get information. yesterday the democratic select intelligence committee said in a nutshell, so far they have no evidence linking the trump campaign to any of these activities and they don't fully know the activities of the russians. are we going to continue investigation, yes. if there needs to be a counsel within the justice department, i'm sure jeff sessions will appoint one. but we have to follow the facts, and

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