. >> so 1984, the cosby show comes on. now, bill cosby is not new to tv. he's had other tv shows, but the cosby show is very different. it stands apart from everything else he's done. >> mom, i wanted my eggs scrambled. >> coming right. >> up. >> we talked about. >> parenting previous to that on television. the kids were cool and the parents were idiots. and then cosby says the parents are in charge. and that was something new. >> instead of. acting disappointed because i'm not like. >> you, maybe you can just accept who i am and love me anyway because i'm your son. >> that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life. >> you know, it helps. the casting. >> of anything. >> helps a lot in television. and the kids were just great. >> if you were the last person on this earth, i still wouldn't tell you. >> that. >> you don't have to tell me what you did. just tell me what they're going to do to you unlike every other show on tv, it's showing an upper middle class black family. >> and this wasn't all in the family. they weren't tackling, you know, deep issue

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on the biggest channel in the world and i want to thank fox for giving this opportunity actor bill cosby p diddy turn it down. [laughter] i agree with management's assessment both would be classier choices with the network. that said, you got to play the hand you are dealt. one thing i did learn this year's being a saturday night comedy show makes us the after party for the week in news which means we cover a lot of crazy stuff so these jobs are a lot more stressful than i realized. here is my producer, annie on the night we launch. take a look at her now. [applause] obviously not annie, thousand extra from michael jackson's thriller video but we are in a celebratory mood. this makes us the second longest relationship i've ever been in in my life. [laughter] not bad. not bad. my wife and i have been together 20 years now. jenny. don't clap, we are not happy. [laughter] what are you doing? we are in an awkward spot because we've been together 20 years of the last three times went to the grocery store we ran into my high school girlfriend. awkward. [laughter] is going to change, she's goin

uh that cause not only nutrition. cosby enforced the hydrogen as far vision. i looked at the depth of many people. there were sometimes people did not die from the on a print from the bombs but died of from all the by products of this genocide, the hunger, the famine, the diluting that was caused because of the power vacuum there was caused by the ongoing bombardment that is honey lockwood joining us that from gauze or is honey was saying, people have tended to return to the tenants, return to the houses as that seems fund deal does not officially come into place until sunday and they're still scared. that strikes will continue until then, but live the west europe seems of celebrations in the gaza strip off the 15 months of war. as you can see, we've got correspondence covering every aspect of this family. the story about how the funded and kimberly in a mind and dole and in washington, and also here on set, we've got mountain griffiths, the former you in on this extra general for you, monetary and a fast and emergency relief coordinator. and he was have stilt

. shifted so that group got the most sick that i purchased, the logistic of the points to the city cosby that you're not so by you by the it. so that's good, i guess to, to start to go by the center that should just sending. you're going to need to use the washer and see if that of the see if the washer was that didn't cost you a bias of weeds that what? but we did give you thought you voice and you get us the guy, you know the as it is. so it is sort of helium yet.

a cosby share. what did you say? i agree. no, i'm not a kid. i better say i'm only kidding. of the press is going to pick that one up loud is no, but you said uh no i, i, i think it's, it would be terrible. it's such a nice speech as it gets, you know, it all depends on your delivery. how is the delivery was a good which you said is such a beautiful, such a beautiful speech. you can put things in there that you're gonna put in. and i, i was going to talk about the j 6 hostages. but you'll be happy because you know it's action not words account and you're going to see a lot of action on the j 6 as that he's going to talk about the things that joe did today with the pardons of people that were very, very against.

in asia a mixed story, the cosby index in korea john wanted a quarter% on the session, the biggest moverre, hang seng and hong kong done a fraction. back at home ice has begun arresting illegal migrants crossing into america the house passing the laken riley act in a new poll shows president trump in the white house with a 52% approval rating while joe biden's approval rating sits at a two-year low after he left office, georgia the conversation already long strategic wealth partners ceo mark tepper, cheryl casone. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ president trump addressing the world economic forum today and davos said 11:00 a.m. eastern he will speak by videoconference with a short discussion featuring question for bank of america brian waiting and in annable teen among others, trump joining sean hannity for the first sitdown interview for the inauguration in the oval office, he discussed reconciliation in the importance of extending the tax cuts. watch. >> i like the concept of the one bill it could be something else it could be a smaller bill in the big bill but as long as we

in asia a mixed bag the asian embassies finishing with the cosby in the shanghai close for new year's celebrations, the nikkei down one and a third% back at home soldiers and marines stationed outer southern border as repatriation flights take off with ice setting insight on new york city next in the flooding of the illegal foreigners into america is finally slowing border agents recording less than 600 illegal crossings yesterday, something they say and they tell fox it's an unprecedented number and of course it compares to the peak overlooking a thousand, 7000 people coming in every single day, joining the conversation all morning long capital president david tawil is here "fox & friends" top pyro in cheryl casone, "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ >> we kicking off with a hot topic of the hour investors are reeling over the emergence of deepseek the chinese a.i. chat that offended markets yesterday closing of record selloff in nvidia another technology stock take a look at nvidia up about 5% this morning after the huge solo the app sparking a wider conversation about the u

really began to take hold in almost every instance it gained national attention, harvey weinstein, bill cosby, or some media personalities. the general population coalesced around. the general default position is we should take the accuser incredibly and believe that this seems to me eand i could b wrong but this seems to me to be the first major case that shows a huge fissure in our cultural and how we look at this. you don't have people coalescing around the accuser in this case say they have some of the others. my questions are why is this one field and is the pendulum swinging in either direction and you feel a cultural shift in how people are looking. >> obviously the key distinction this is for possession of government and the highest court of landfill that automatically interjects politics. so significant number of senators opposed him before it was even out there. this doesn't make them likely developed for men but the broader issue is this for far too long in this country, this is not a new issue for me have been involved in efforts to pass legislation on a bipartisan case deal with

asia overnight the markets finish this way, take a look the one bright spot in korea although the cosby index was flat up just a fraction the worst performer was japan, the nikkei average down 1% majority the conversation all morning long president zelenskyy and partners poster and arthur lee carter is strategic while partner mark tepper former federal prosecutor and actin secretary and pa here "morningsh maria" is live. five people are dead as five active wildfires devastate the los angeles area "fox weather" meteorologist live from the pacific palisades with the very latest. >> it is devastation in every direction, the pacific palisades this morning the dark of night, look at the size of the structure that is burned to the ground part of it is standing and there are flames coming from the center of it you may or may not be able to see that but smoke inundating this area over 17000 acres burned in the pacific palisades fire. remarkable 1000 structures decimated in the number may go up. five people unfortunately have lost their lives ended containment as we stand here right now because

began to take hold, and almost every instance that gained national attention, harvey weinstein, bill cosbyality, the general population coalesced around the accuser and the general default position was we should take the accuser incredibly seriously, incredibly and believe them. this seems to me and he could be wrong but this seems to me to be the first major case that shows a huge fisher in our common culture and how we look at this. you don't have people coalescing around the accuser in this case the way they have in some of the others. i guess my questions are one, what is this one feel different and two, is there, is the pendulum swinging in another direction, beginning, do you feel a cultural shift and a people look at these? >> the key distinction, this is for a position and the government and the highest court in the law so that automatically inject politics into it. we should recognize a significant number of senators that oppose judge kavanaugh opposed him before this of you out there. they had announced they were not going to vote for them. this doesn't make them likely to vote f

you think about all of the poets like, cosby kind of who have preceded me, all the poets of watering hole preceded. yeah, that's where we met. and how they used to tell jokes each other about how like all dudes had their totems and all the all all the fans had their totems in terms of just like, okay, well, if you were like, there's like a whole era of comic-con and poets where most people who consider themselves of center are writing something about leigh day or they're writing about ella fitzgerald and all the dudes are right about miles davis. and that is a common cultural figure that they can all have an understanding of, but also turn a little bit like a prism to in order to create different effects with the light. i believe that spider-man and holds a similar central cultural mythos to us, but also to tap back on what hanif abdurraqib was talking about in terms the perspective of the fan, the idea is to write about something that your passionate about in such a way that. the people who are reading it discover that they fans of it all along. my biggest compliment on of these ess

. >> bill cosby. >> oh. >> yeah. so i think actually, it isn't easy. i think that i think you. it is hard to make this any of this funny, but i think trump kind of does that effortlessly. >> the water thing. >> because when he. it was funny when he's like water, you know, maybe we use water. and that's what i think maybe people are starting to come around, but they're really not in terms of understanding that because people spent so many years, i'm talking about democrats and people who hate trump, talking about how he's not presidential and how that's such this issue. and then they're like, and people don't even care that he's not presidential. i'm like, you're almost there. you're so close. it's actually that that's what people like. >> yes. and it becomes it becomes presidential because he just like he does. it's authoritative, not. >> authoritative at home or like, you can do that. yeah. yeah. >> well, we don't want to annoy bill burr. i mean, none of us are fire experts. but water, probably water. >> he also just throws. he does throw things out there. and sometimes it's l

cosby share, which is a they can better say i'm only getting in the press is going to pick that one up loud and now. but you said to know i i think it's it would be terrible. it sits in a speech. i think it's, you know, it all depends on your delivery. how is the delivery was a good? >> she said it's such a beautiful, such a beautiful speech. you can't put things in there that you are going. >> put and i was going to talk about the j 6 stitches. but you'll be happy. because, you know, it's action, not words that count. and you can see a lot of action the j 6 and though he's going to talk about the things that joe did today with the pardons of people that were. very, very guilty of very bad crimes like. and select committee of political folks. where literally every what they did is they destroyed and duly did. >> all the information of the hearings. practically nothing left. they duly did all the information. and nancy pelosi having turned down the offer of 10,000 soldiers, you wouldn't need a 10,000. you could have 500 and it was just just a. because because we may a million people tha

began to take hold, and almost every instance that gained national attention, harvey weinstein, bill cosbyeneral population coalesced around the accuser and the general default position was we should take the accuser incredibly seriously, incredibly and believe them. this seems to me and he could be wrong but this seems to me to be the first major case that shows a huge fisher in our common culture and how we look at this. you don't have people coalescing around the accuser in this case the way they have in some of the others. i guess my questions are one, what is this one feel different and two, is there, is the pendulum swinging in another direction, beginning, do you feel a cultural shift and a people look at these? >> the key distinction, this is for a position and the government and the highest court in the law so that automatically inject politics into it. we should recognize a significant number of senators that oppose judge kavanaugh opposed him before this of you out there. they had announced they were not going to vote for them. this doesn't make them likely to vote for him. and

. - which, at the time-- and i stress "at the time"-- was bill cosby as the shining example. - ♪ didver know that you're my hero? ♪ - the stuff they got away with because it's a cartoon. the father strangling the child. - why, you little-- [grunting] - [choking] - we are going to keep on trying to strengthen the american family to make american families a lot more like the waltons and a lot less like the simpsons. - huh? - we go to a completely bizarre period of time in 1992, when a sitting president is raging against a sitcom. - [screams] - they have dealt with politics, they have dealt with popular culture, they've dealt with all kinds of issues of racism, of sexism. - don't ask me, i'm just a girl. [giggles] - right on. say it, sister. - it's not funny, bart. millions of girls will grow up thinking that this is the right way to act. - they have found a way to talk about everything that's going on in our lives through the filter of "the simpsons." - them "immigants," they want all the benefits of living in springfield, but they ain't even bothered to learn themself the language. -

, in almost every instance that gained national attention, whether it was harvey weinstein or bill cosbysome of the media personalities, the general population coalesced around the accuser, and the general default position was we should take the accuser incredibly seriously, credibly, and believe them. this seems to me -- and i could be wrong -- but this seems to me to be the first major case that shows a huge fissure in our -- culturally in how we look at this. you don't have people coalescing around the accuser in this case the way they have in some of the others. and i guess my questions are, one, why is this one -- why does this one feel different? and two, is there -- is the pendulum swinging in another direction? is it beginning to? do you feel a cultural shift in how people are looking at these questions? sen. rubio: well, i mean, obviously, the key distinction, this is for a position in the government, in the highest court in the land. and so that automatically injects politics into it. and so we should recognize that a significant number of senators that oppose judge kavanaugh o

, in almost every instance that gained national attention, whether it was harvey weinstein or bill cosby of the media personalities, the general population coalesced around the accuser, and the general default position was, we should take the accuser incredibly seriously, credibly, and believe them. this seems to me -- and i could be wrong -- but this seems to me to be the first major case that shows a huge fissure in our -- culturally in how we look at this. you don't have people coalescing around the accuser in this case the way they have in some of the others. and i guess my questions are, one, why is this one -- why does this one feel different? and two, is there -- is the pendulum swinging in another direction? is it beginning to? do you feel a cultural shift in how people are looking at these questions? sen. rubio: well, i mean, obviously, the key distinction, this is for a position in the government, in the highest court in the land. and so that automatically injects politics into it. and so we should recognize that a significant number of senators that oppose judge kavanaugh oppo