>> the cosby show was a game changer. this is a family i adored. has tainted that a little bit but it did not stop the fact that it was groundbreaking. >> it was a idyllic family, a lawyer and a doctor. >> there was a natural chemistry between cliff and claire and their children that was not clichc black poverty. >> son, your mother asked me to come up here and kill you. how do you expect to get into college with grades like this? >> there is a more conservative paradigm driving the cosby show. >> instead of acting disappointed because i am not like you, maybe you can just accept who i am. >> in any other sitcom that would be the moment where the music would start and the father would embrace the sun and say something encouraging. >> theo, that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard in my life. >> you can hear the audience gasped, this is a strong father, he said -- >> i brought you into this world and i will take you out. >> the audience cheered, the parents were saying we are taking back the house. >> there was such a love and come watery in the

but with bill cosby. i need to find the bill cosby who is not that bill cosby.ad close to him than i reopened it. when zuckerberg met with trump. i reopened it and find it a bunch of people named bill cosby. i don't know if you read but here's a book. i will pay you to write a forward. no one got back to me and then a friend of mine, he said what if those aren't people named bill cosby. what if they are just fans bill cosby now and they know the -- so i got scared and then a friend of mine that i grew up with said i found a bill cosby on linkedin and he is down to do it. and then my editor who was also brilliant, maybe don't do that. is a lot of good stuff in the book i think a forward by bill cosby might distract from that. he was probably right. >> stephen: why did you call it "not funny." that is not an apt description of you. >> jena: to some people it is. there are a lot of reasons. one i talk about in the book. another reason around the time when i wrote the book i had tweeted something that people got very upset about. >> stephen: oh oh? >> jena: shocking

when did your cosby book come out in relation to when bill cosby started appearing in the news for the wrong reasons? >> well, it was just before that all really happened. >> were you surprised? >> i was surprised by the degree of it. you know, i had written in my book about, you know, a lot of his cheating on his wife and sort of what he would get up to on the road. the drugging stuff, there had been some allegations, but i had no idea that it was as widespread as it was. >> did you talk to you for that book? >> he did, but not after everything broke. he was not happy even about what i wrote, the critical stuff i wrote about that part of his life. i had not really set out to write about his private life but it was deeply disappointing. >> in saying it loud, what was one of the favorite interviews he did? >> so i got to interview -- there were people who -- people who have studied the civil rights movement will know the name bob moses, an organizer for sncc. grew up in new york city and got interested in the civil rights movement when he read about the lunch counter sit ins in the earl

cosby to work -- do you want to work in this?"so, i -- >> jimmy: crazier stuff than that yeah >> i don't know if i'm the perfect person to write a kids' novel. >> jimmy: i wouldn't say you're my first choice. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're not dr. seuss >> no, no, no. >> jimmy: yeah, no >> unless dr. seuss hitting people with shovels. [ laughter ] but -- but once we started talking about it, it was like, "wow, you know, you're getting an opportunity to work with questlove. first of all, i'm an old hip hop head from back in the day. so, get to work with the roots [ cheers and applause you know, "things fall apart" and "do you want more?." and it's like, so, when they call you, it's like, "yeah, questlove wants to write a book with you." and i'm like, "yeah, all right, whatever what do i got to do? where i gotta show up? >> jimmy: whatever i gotta do. >> yeah. you know >> jimmy: and how did you choose for it to be for middle school kids? >> questlove: all right. so, when our fourth album came out, "things fall apart. >> jimmy: yeah >> qu

that was something that we saw in the cosby trial as well. statute of limitations. due process violations. with the length of time that the investigation took. so you're going to see a lot of those motions, which are typically summarily dismissed, that will be pages and pages and pages of motions, created by trump's very prominent legal team. but one of the things to keep in mind is that even though there is a lot of chaos going around outside, it is going to be very routine in the courtroom. >> let me ask you this. juries are obviously told not to read or follow news accounts of whatever case they're on, but do prosecutors follow what's written and what's being said about their case and adjust accordingly? >> i think it would be best that they do. mainly because every member of the jury are still human beings. and so members of the public who are giving their opinions about the way that the case is going, that's a really important opinion to consider, because if they're thinking that the evidence is not coming in as beautifully as the prosecutor thinks that it is,

and by the way, don't come at me with that cosby joke, he is out of jail by the way.r as i'm concerned this is just a he said she said she said she said she said. it's a stupid joke but nothing's a stupider dumber joke than this indictment. democrats would have you believe they arrested a former president because the man is out of control. but history will show that they were. and, you know, for all i know who knows how it will play out about you the party that gave us two terms of bill clinton is once again trying to convince you that donald trump is the most disgusting thing that's ever happened in the oval office. to which i say close but no cigar. >> period! >> jimmy: let's welcome tonight's guests. as a former ms. florida citrus her talent was having tea. former state department spokeswoman and founder of poe layer us national security, morgan ortagus is here! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: when you talk about the best hosts on fox business, he's met both of them. cohost of big money show brian brenberg in the house. >> brian: true, true. [cheers and applause] >

the blast was reportedly cosby a device hidden inside a statue that had been delivered as a gift for black men to tar ski rush. as a foreign ministry hasn't paid tribute to the blogger earlier. do you know these correspondent jennifer polco gave me more information about the explosion? well, the explosion happened in a st. petersburg cafe called st. food bar, number one. and as a result, one person was killed 25, where wounded and according to russians, the media 19 people were brought to the hospital, and 4 of them are in critical condition. the city's saint petersburg emergency services said that there was allow plopping now the noise without a subsequent fire in the cafe, according to the russian media. oh, that's fun, tampa. the cafe belong to warm groups, found you pretty boards and russia. the interior ministry confirmed that the person killed was bloody and your famous military blogger, who often provided commentary on russia ward in ukraine. his real name though, is maxime from you, and he has more than half a 1000000 of subscribers on telegram. what is also reported is that

new study, quality of sleep can positively impact quality of life "uh, you're welcome," said bill cosbyhs no applause that time? [ laughter ] i liked bjorn for born, but i didn't - [ laughter ] that was written by mike scollins, who is a bad guy. [ laughter ] that was a photo taken after he shoved a kid and people got mad at him he was like, "hey. [ laughter ] a high school principal in florida recently resigned after she received criticism from parents for showing sculpture michelangelo's -- sorry, go back for showing students, excuse me -- well, i made a mistake here you know what? so, when this joke stinks, it's still not my fault [ laughter ] a high school principal in florida recently resigned after she received criticism from parents for showing students michelangelo's sculpture, david, in direct violation of the state's "don't say gray" law so, is that because of -- do we think that because a statue's gray that, i guess -- i'm hoping that was written by chatgpt and not -- [ laughter ] show me chatgpt. oh, [ bleep ]. [ laughter and applause brian also did bjorn imagine -- imagine

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israel's far, guzman faces more po, test against this judicial changes, well tensions escalate to cosby occupy territories. ah. lo i mary m. as in london, watching algae 0 are coming up on the program, reunited with their families, 30 ukrainian children returned home to some of the thousands deported to russia. china launches military drills around taiwan just days after the taiwanese president visited the united states. and i'm kathy and soy in dub dub refugee camp in norman kenya. i'll be telling you why this is destroying the environments. ah, well, this is the weekend when christians, jews, muslims, mark important religious holidays, easter passover and ramadan. but the past week has seen a rise intentions in jerusalem, the west bank and gaza, and then also fears of a wider escalation that could effect lebanon and syria. this is protest is across the israel again, gathered in their tens of thousands to oppose plan judicial changes by the government of benjamin netanyahu. rallies were held in tel aviv, but also in other cities despite the government delaying these changes by a few we

he says if donna cosby was not given a fair trial, the accusations are quite vague and i wasn't really sure blazed that he got this particular sentence receiving funds from abroad ad engaging in propaganda, but threatens the security and public called little in algeria and quite very serious accusations, whether the courts have proven done or not. it's very, very debatable human life organizations that attended some of the her meetings abbreviated, got a bill as his last the last month have accused the authorities of not a given. mr. cody felt trying. he's one of his lawyers will be there soon, said that documentation that he see of my funds from abroad. well, actually 25000 pounds from here. sounds daughter who is a reseller child working in london and she gave him that money as a loan because she's a shareholder in his company fate. some financial difficulties, bay in his stuff. and that's why he received that particular money, since it said was, the jail cluster dissemble awaiting. he's trying, despite this particular act was perceived as an attack on freedom of expression. electric

are there more than 14 cosby that have been bombed and 19 hospitals have been subject for evacuation like the the doctors and even the patients. we have them. i mean, you have like 86 primary hospitals in the, in the capital in the states, only 26 working and this is about it. then we can go keep going to that to tomorrow . every hospital is out. and this is one side of the story. the other side you got in like the areas of, of conflict and that mother, he is not the center of her home. and the normal who's there is there is in accessibility to, to health service area. if you to the see, if you get damage to get it from artic energy injury, if you get anything, you could not get to those, but ok, we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for speaking to us on al jazeera, the sister of north korea leader has warned that agreement between south korean, the u. s. to strengthen nuclear deterrence will lead to serious danger. kim, jo john says chung i will have to perfect that's own nuclear deterrence and response the corporation agreement was announced on wednesday during a visit t

criticize company that openly insult you and it's not trans phobic to mock the work spokesperson sinc bill cosbyried to show sell u jell-o p.m. >> wow. >> if you held back your criticism because the person is trans, then isn't that textbook trans phobia, it means it is scared to speak their mind whic is exactly what the woke wants. >> welcome tonight's guest. the kicker said stay away from their product, jim, norton. >> he is 12 step program to giv up crumpets, fox news contributor douglas murray. >> she gets hate mail from carbs , fox news contributor kat timpf. finally, his ring site, the nwa heavyweight champion, tyrus. [cheers and applause] >> there is a lot of interestin threads to this story, eve got marketing, eve got a project, you've got an interesting choice , but let's to get to brass tacks, do you you find dylan mulvaney attractive, don' you? >> i am kind of caught in the middle of this, but no, i'm not big on dylan, but this is such funny story to me how mad peopl are. this is a product that makes yo pure pants and drive the wrong way on the highway and people are so upset. i don't

blayne alexander, and a civil rights attorney and a nbc legal analyst and an attorney in the bill cosby what can we expect today there >> josÉ, what we will not expec today is the former president donald trump here in the federal courthouse we have seen him and his name has been mentioned a lot over the last few weeks, but the jury selection is under way and there's a possibility we will hear the opening arguments and statements from the attorneys, and who knows, we might even get to one of the witnesses. it's expected because of court filings we have heard from carroll's attorney, and she alleges, as you point out, the former president raped her almost 30 years ago in a department store dressing room two other people that will be called on her behalf are two women that she says she told this story to shortly after it happened as for the former president, it's not expected he will be here for this trial, but he did sit for a deposition back in october. carroll's attorney says she expect to use some of the deposition in this trial, a trial not expected to last much more than a week, mayb

ticks at our beaches here in california, which nobody expects to find an infected tick out in the cosby >> reporter: the bay area lyme foundation said signs of lyme disease and pass to take two to five days to., and you may notice a change in behavior. >> generally, they don't seem to feel well, and it is hard beyond that. >> reporter: best practices include a avoid brush and tall grass when going on walks and stick to the trail as much as you can. if that happens, experts say used wieser to pull the tick out slowly without twisting. an annual test for hardware at the vet's office also checks for the three most common tickborne diseases. >> in cases of some of them, lyme disease can damage the heart, the kidneys as well. >> reporter: dog owners like michael horton choose not to use tick control dog products, but that does not mean he's not checking. >> i would not worry a lot about tics, but it's good to look your dog over, look underneath your >> reporter: comments and practices that could help during an unusually wet season with ticks on the rise. >> that is the bad news from all of t

jennifer bond gene represented both bill cosby and r. kelly. thanks for being here, councillor.i will say it directly. she never had sex. that's pretty powerful testimony in a case for civil damages, right? if the jury accepts that that's big. >> it's going to be hard to make a nexus between this event that occurred, allegedly, what? 25 years ago and her claim of damages, particularly in light of the fact that she claims she was assaulted by somebody else. people live lives during 25 years. and she's going to have to convince this jury. even if she can convince the jury that this occurred she's all has to convince the jury that the reason she is unable to have had this romantic life or sexual life was because of this event. and with 25 years of life in between, that is a difficult thing to do. but the problem is is that you may have a jury who doesn't care. and they are going to punish donald trump either way. >> is donald trump making a mistake? if you represented donald trump, would you be telling him, you've got to be in his courtroom and offer live testimony? >> well, that's

when did your cosby book come out in relation to when bill cosby started appearing in the news for the wrong reasons? >> well, it was just before that all really happened. >> were you surprised? >> i was surprised by the degree of it. you know, i had written in my book about, you know, a lot of his cheating on his wife and sort of what he would get up to on the road. the drugging stuff, there had been some allegations, but i had no idea that it was as widespread as it was. >> did you talk to you for that book? >> he did, but not after everything broke. he was not happy even about what i wrote, the critical stuff i wrote about that part of his life. i had not really set out to write about his private life but it was deeply disappointing. >> in saying it loud, what was one of the favorite interviews he did? >> so i got to interview -- there were people who -- people who have studied the civil rights movement will know the name bob moses, an organizer for sncc. grew up in new york city and got interested in the civil rights movement when he read about the lunch counter sit ins in the earl

it didn't work for bill cosby. it didn't work for other people like r. kelly.a, it's a civil case and kind of what i wanted to remind people is it's not just the sexual assault rape offense. it's actually also defamation, but unfortunately for e. jean carroll, i think what's hard for a juror is to say to prove the defamation, you have to prove the underlying rape, and i think a lot of people kind of operate when you're a juror in this mind-set that it's a criminal charge, even though it's a different burden of proof. so i think that's the real uphill battle for e. gene at this point, despite being attacked by big joe tacopina, it's going to be difficult for her to be able to overcome these old stereotypes because unfortunately they have juice. >> it's an old playbook, a defense we see again and again in cases of sexual assault. isn't that because it's an effective one? but i also wonder is there a risk of alienating the jury here? >> people are looking at the jury makeup. it's important to note the composition of it, it's six men and three women. a lot of peopl

it was defamation claims that first resurfaced underlying sexual assault allegations against bill cosby he said this case was a complete, quote, con job and added with reference to the accuser, quote, this woman is not my type. that relates to the defamation piece. carroll testifying, quote, he lied and shattered my reputation, and i'm hooere to ty to get my life back. none of this, again to be clear, deals with the criminal side of the justice system i mentioned the other cases through the civil courts trump using to trial to deny all wrong doing. she seeks damages for both issues the alleged battery and defamation we'll keep covering this the trial will resume on monday. we wanted to give you that update we're going to fit in a break, but by the end of the hour, as i mentioned anheotr detail about mike pebs testifying today, and we've got you covered for it on "the beat. ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new

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bill cosby. we do we want to hold our body our movie some of them do the. most powerful, not us. yeah, yeah. other generations say i'll take it. it's it's this is that you know, huh? let's just cycle empty this week. i'm just going to say it. yeah. scott adams. yes. what's up with that? what's happening? scott is being canceled because adams did something that was canceled. all you know, he is intentional. you know this is a great example because often when we see individuals like this act the way they do and do the things they people do, the whole. what about grace? what about what about second chances? he made a mistake he didn't make a mistake. and the thing is that we can't help ourselves. american american hypocritically, ironically, has the ability to give a lot of grace to a lot of bad people. but seem to extend it to those who need the most. yeah, because for all the people trying to jump in defense of him we don't see that someone like that. michelle who had the best intentions didn't execute the right way like she thought she was going to be a part of healing the countr

he helped to cover the tracks of the notorious rapist bill cosby, whether it was sylvester stallone who give up for a week or even arnold schwarzenegger, we were constantly engaged in hiding information. mark abner is a former tabloid journalist and now a bestselling author. he is confident that his former boss will give trump to the court with giblets donald trump the former us president has become an ordinary shameful white crook who committed malfeasance . and as trump himself likes to say better and still ahead, we can assume that, first of all, for biden, because his direct competitor is judged. is the indictment? trump is undoubtedly politically motivated, if it turns out that someone from the democratic elite is directly involved in this case, the accusation will simply crumble both in the eyes of the public and in the face of the law, however, trump has enough enemies among the republicans. many would prefer to see not him at all as their candidate, but a much less odious governor of florida desantes leader republicans in the senate hate trump, who else elensir graham of the sou