fred and i spoke on the same panel. i remember i spoke before fred. it was clear that fred was emerging. it was clear to me. and i spoke, and i don't remember precisely, because i do not usually talk about history. we learned then you should be about trying to shape it and not talk about it so much. but i spoke, and one of the themes i was articulating which i had heard at that time was about stokely and it was about undying love for black people. so chairman fred was one or two speakers behind me and it was not his thing, but he made comments on my speech. it was something like, it depends on who they are. if they are not for us, they are against us and we don't love them. he was very popular, obviously. he told me his were going to change. i left the university of chicago and i joined the student movement there, but i was hearing from my comrades -- crane. henry english, rufus walls that came tucker walls. and what i was hearing was the party was growing and many of the people who followed me were joining the party. that was the connection. i was in

and fred?me under the watchful eye of the undercover cops, who also conducted a thorough search of the restaurant for those notes fred wrote. they found nothing. nor did fred contact anyone else that evening. and so the next morning -- >> we just showed up 9:00 in the morning and caught him in his pajamas. and disheveled. i mean, you could tell he hadn't slept a lot that night. >> reporter: he look shocked, worried, upset? >> very shocked and very upset. why were we there? and, you know, our response is, "we're here to arrest you." >> reporter: they took him away, and when they searched his house they found one last piece of evidence in a trash can. one of those notes fred scribbled in the restaurant. "sloppy nick," it said. he didn't throw out his trash in time. >> nope. >> reporter: across the country in georgia, charlie got the news. >> yeah, that was another kind of happy moment, to be honest. >> reporter: that's quite a place to get to in life, when you're happy that your father's been arr

it was a book that fred had called deep in my heart. fred wanted to be a lawyer. fred believed in justice. in 1969i don't have time to be a lawyer there is too much else going on. fred has affected lawyers. he has been the inspiration for our office people's law office and some of the things we did. what kept me going and it was an irony that we were pursuing who killed fred hampton but it was fred hamptons alive who us going and inspired us when we said maybe we should give up we have had enough and we said what would frampton -- what would fred hampton do and we kept going. if we could pass that on to law students, lawyers and the public, we would have gotten the message of fred hampton across and he is not died in vain. thank you. [applause] >> [indiscernible] i am telling you all in advance and warning the panel that i am panel that i am planning to interrupt as distinguished as you are. [laughter] i am going to do a really quick round the table not formal introductions because there's so much to talk about and so much to convey. i will briefly introduce you t

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you so much, fred >> fred: oh, you're very welcome. >> seth: happy thanksgiving. >> fred: happy thanksgivingp for fred armisen, everybody. [ cheers and applause well, here it is once again. it's an annual tradition, our guest tonight, as with every thanksgiving, are three of my favorite people in the world please welcome back to the show for their annual thanksgiving day appearance, my mother hilary, my father larry and my brother josh [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: hi, guys. how are you? how have you been doing? >> whoa, not a gin and tonic >> seth: yeah, yeah, you have a drink right there. there's your gin and tonic i think you guys have a couple of scotches down there for yourself i think they're both here. >> alright >> great >> seth: and we'll do a quick toast to - >> okay. >> seth: -- to the continuing tradition. congratulations on getting asked back this is a big deal, it's an honor. you have been honored to be here >> thanks for including us >> if ever we're not asked back, they're going to take it so hard >> seth: yeah, they would take it badly if you weren

fred: right.e: the decision to boycott the night of her trial on december 5, that was the impetus, that was the explosion, was it not? fred: the matter of staying off of the buses as a result of mrs. parks' arrest did not originate with mrs. rosa parks. michelle: right. fred: she was not the person who was really moving forward with it. as a matter of fact, when i met with her in her living room and talked with her, what we were concerned about then was preparing -- there were two things in my mind that i told her that we would be thinking about. the first thing, we have got to get ready for her trial on december 1 -- on december 5, so don't worry about it. i am going to get that ready. i said, ultimately, we are going to have to file a lawsuit. but i also told her, i said joanne bell has been talking about asking people to stay off of the buses because we have been having this problem for a long time. but i said. don't you worry about that, mrs. parks. you have done your part. but i am going to t

how are you, fred?>> seth: and you -- you're a gift in the holiday season, having you here is a gift because you are a renaissance man, fred. i hope you don't mind me saying that >> fred: no, i don't mind. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] and you just know so much about everything you know so much about music, so much about literature, so much about films. a cinephile. would it be fair to call you a cinephile? >> fred: very fair, yes. >> seth: one thing is, you are also an art connoisseur. >> fred: i am. >> seth: you were telling me recently that you have almost an art historian's knowledge of every painting ever painted. >> fred: not almost. i mean, exactly that yeah every painting [ light laughter ] >> seth: exactly every one >> fred: exactly every one, yes. >> seth: this isn't just something, and again, no judgment, this isn't just something you made up to impress me and you're not putting me in an awkward situation now where i'm going to ask you to describe a painting and you're going to just make

schockner. >> fred schockner. >> reporter: fred schockner, lynn's husband of 25 years.rface it didn't make much sense. after all, fred had been cooperative with detectives from day one. and yes, he had moved out of the family house. but, he told them, the break was amicable. "she was my best friend," he said. >> reporter: and yet, not long after the murder, young charlie sought out detective birdsall and whispered an awful question. >> did my dad have something to do with this? >> reporter: charlie remembers what they told him. >> the detective was very quick to assure me that they have no suspicions of that. they don't think that would be something that was happening. and if they had thought that, that they would already have looked into it and not to worry about that. >> reporter: is that what detectives really believed? well, no. >> we had to sit there and look at him in the eye and say, "well, we'll catch everybody who was involved." >> reporter: but not say, "we suspect him." >> exactly. >> reporter: they believed, they simply couldn't tell charlie, or the rest of

>> fred: thank you >> seth: fred.ucky enough to know you known you coming up on 20 years. and i know that you are a renaissance man. is that fair >> fred: yeah, that's fair >> seth: yeah, you don't mind that label >> fred: i like it thank you. >> seth: yeah, you know a lot about everything and i did not realize this because i knew that you love films. and you love music but you are an art connoisseur >> fred: yeah, films, music and, yeah, art. i love it. [ light laughter ] >> seth: great and you were telling me you have an art historian's knowledge of every painting painted >> fred: yeah, every painting. >> seth: so i could show you any painting right now and you would be able to give us details that no one else here would know. >> fred: oh, yes >> seth: okay. this wouldn't just be a thing -- and, again, please do not see this as any kind of judgment at all. this is not a thing you are just saying and then you're going to just make up a bunch of stuff >> fred: no, this is real. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: okay.

>> fred: oh, yes there's a lot of story behind this you see the greens >> seth: yeah. >> fred: and youn it there are angelic figures at the bottom >> seth: uh-huh. >> and there are other figures in the middle of the painting. and what raphael was trying to do is, at first, he had this painting made, and it didn't have the green curtain so his friend came in, and was like, "hey --" >> seth: again, because you're a historian, what was raphael's friend's name? >> fred: david [ laughter ] so david comes by. and he's like, "let's go out to eat, i see you're working on a painting." and so, raphael's like, "oh, yeah, okay, let me finish this up." and he's like, "are you going to add curtains to that?" and he's like, "no, but why did you put that in my head? [ light laughter ] you know, "why did you put this image in my head?" so like it got into him and he's like -- and so, he actually put those in, and he didn't want to. >> seth: okay. >> so those curtains are sort of something -- [ laughter ] >> seth: so this was -- this was just added 'cause david mentioned it [ laughter ] >> fred: yeah, h

larry: fred, you're really wrapped up in this. you are emotional. fred: it is crazy. of all the things in the world, the prostate, it sounds like the most foreign thing on the planet. i meet people and they say you are going to put them to sleep. but i always find it i am introduced to someone, every man that i meet, are you kidding me? i have no prostate issues. then they will circle back an hour later, on this prostate thing, let me ask you -- that is why it is so great that you're doing this. it takes guts and you're smart, and you're helping people. larry: it is a natural problem. natural problem. everybody gets it. larry: i would not talk about a product if i did not -- this is a great product. fred: it is a terrific thing. it helps a ton of men. because of you giving it exposure, it will help so many more men. larry: over 1000 milligrams of total sterols. fred: nobody comes close to that. larry: it is easy to take, too. fred: it is easy to swallow. you will feel it. larry: it works. prostagenix. also, give me a little bit of the history in france. fred: the hist

fred: thank you.ause] knowlle: i just want to , rosa parks'sy legacy, impacts what is happening in today's strong, as resin parks has always said. the struggle continues. and so, i wonder how this legacy informsur that. well, i don't know about my legacy. historians will have to decide that. i know this. least twot at generations of people have been aboutho know nothing hard-core segregation. they don't know about the problems that we had, and i ,hink, if i will have a legacy i think if mrs. parks was here tonight, she would be happy with all that we are doing. ushink she would also want to say thank you and all of that . but to look at where we are now and see the progress we have importantly,n more just to see what needs to be done to solve the problem so that all of the people in this country will enjoy all of the rights and privileges that the majority enjoys. and that has not ended yet. so the struggle continues. i believe that there are two major problems still facing us that we need to be serio

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while there, fred befriends fellow inmate alvin karpis.hen the two are paroled in 1931, they head to tulsa, oklahoma, where ma welcomes her son and his buddy alvin with open arms. >> they form a gang and go on a crime spree, hitting an oklahoma jewelry store for 5 grand and a minnesota bank for a whopping 250k in cash and bonds. they shoot and kill a security guard in missouri during a car heist and murder a deputy sheriff in arkansas. >> then j. edgar hoover announces open season on gangsters. in the summer and fall of 1934, his g-men shoot and kill some famous crooks -- "pretty boy" floyd, john dillinger, and "baby face" nelson. >> it certainly seemed that the bureau was more than willing to use deadly force when necessary. >> feeling the heat, ma and a few gang members flee the midwest... and head south under the last name blackburn, landing in central florida, in the town of ocklawaha, on lake weir.r escape for snowbirds and outdoorsmen, including carson good's family. in 1930, his great-grandfather carson bradford builds this 2,000-sq

didn't know it was mon fred was skimming off the profits stealing from his own iranian government. by 2014 and they were after him as an iranian citizen he was vulnerable to arrest he needed another passport morn for it would not if socks was source and phone call would come he would jump in and knock of the door slowly through ice water the way he had to fire not a citizenship. as. it's called citizenship by investment and it's a major source of income to the caribbean and european countries. it's legal the controversial. wealthy families from asia or the middle east and russia investors around a quarter of a $1000000.00 in luxury resorts or a government scheme in return they get citizenship and a new passport which allows visa free travel to many countries. on fred to acquire knowledge by law with him to germany to buy a passport through citizenship by investment to help on for its case well our primetime with other in. yes mint ideas for the island officials was so impressed they suggested to me seeing prime minister skerritt. i would not for 2 days i was in a casual mode in my

go ahead, fred, ask the question. >> it's the same question, jim, it is.uction of congress, the white house has not denied not withholding witnesses and evidence. the white house has, you know, kept people from testifying, right? >> correct. >> and isn't that one of the articles. >> and lawfully because they had a colorable claim to not have the witnesses testify, and therefore it goes to the courts. >> if they have nothing to hide, they would let them testify. if they had nothing to hide, they would let them testify. >> congress does not have the last word on that. >> well, actually a separation of powers, congress does have the right to have this word. >> they don't have the last word. >> let's talk about where -- >> there's a third branch. i'm not sure if you know about that or not, it's called the courts system. >> you only have to fight your way in court if you have something to hide from the congress. >> really, did does that mean everybody who goes to court has something to hide. >> members of congress have the right to consider -- >> why are you ev

why did they kill fred? why was this young 24-year-old that the such a threat law enforcement agencies of this tire nation would respond to urder him and drug him because fred hampton was a young man who had remarkable extraordinary guilt. charasmatic and could speak and was considered a great orator for his time and for his age. ould move masses through his charies ma and strength of convention and ideas and through his courage. fred hampton at age 21 was a adults f men and women, following him. but more than anything else fred hampton was a man that everybody knew. said what he meant and meant hat he said. a political assassination because the f.b.i. and the cook state's attorney's office and the chicago police department knew that had been -- hey said he had held up a good humor ice cream truck. d took $71 of ice cream on a and the ice cream sandwiches and dreamsicles and giving it away to the children in the communities because it was so hot. he was sentenced to five years in prison for stealing accordin

fred, you've got the last word here.u to weigh in on china, the trade talks and the role of the unregistered foreign agents that is wall street, the billionaires, the chamber of commerce and, of course, the business round table. >> well, concerning china and the china deal, what i find interesting is on one hand the chinese are saying they would like to see tariffs lowered before we have another stage of this agreement. the president responded by saying, well, maybe i don't need a deal til after the 2020 election. that's called deal making, lou. and it is stunning to see an american representative say we don't need a deal as badly as you do. we'll walk away. and foreign countries don't know how to deal with it. lou: you know, i think also that this president has many other cards, if you will, to play, and i think the chinese will be driven absolutely stark raving mad -- [laughter] by that. i can't wait to see it if, indeed, it happens. and i'm actually looking forward to it happening. kt mcfarlane, fred fleitz, thank you

fred? >> the clock is jeremy diamond, thank you so much.nal reporter for politico melanie zanona, impeachment law professor at tulane law school. and ross garber and the former director of the nixon presidential library and cnn presidential historian tim naftali. good to see all of you. happy holiday weekend. >> happy holidays. >> ross, the white house has a little over three hours to decide if its lawyers will be present at the white house judiciary committee's first hearing on wednesday which focuses on how constitutional and historical standards on impeachment are met. so what would be the role of those white house attorneys if they were to decide to be present wednesday? >> it's a great question. i assume the potential role would be the ability to question these legal experts, but what we're hearing is the legal experts will have been chosen by the democratic majority, and so i would be very surprised to see white house lawyers show up particularly for this hearing but also for the whole process. i think from the white house's point of

surely, thought fred, she wouldn't have done away with him, would she?n't make any sense, even for a dedicated pole cat to do anything like that because he was the goose that laid the golden egg. it wouldn't make sense whatsoever. >> it was a farm worker who noticed a flock of eventualtures or buzzards drifting above one of these grape fields. saw something sticking out of the ground. and soon a missing persons case turned into something much, much worse and considerably more bizarre. man: sneezes skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! >>> it was february 2002, a remote vineyard in central valley. a farm worker couldn't help but see the big birds wheeling round and round. >> he spotted the vultures and so he went out to see what they were circling. >> investigator javier ramos and bookwalleder work would the san joaquin sheriff's office at the time. they were among first on scene. >> that's what he thought he was going to find a d

fred and his family almost did not make it out of germany. not just because of the discriminant court tory policies in the united states and britain that kept out hundreds of thousands even millions of refugees who ultimately perished in the holocaust but also because of the experience of his own father who was a world war i hero as were many other jews in germany who fought for the kaiser and one the iron cross for his heroic efforts in france during world war i. heinrich perhaps easily or perhaps not thought while this nazi group was tightening around his family after the rise of hitler in 1933 that he and his family would be okay and they were hard work and started in his family was untouchable. so he refused to leave and i write about that at length in the book. in all read a passage from that. other people were fleeing, his friends and his playmates were going into hiding and fleeing to switzerland and other parts of europe because they feared the worst from hitler in the mid-1930s. but heinrich remained resolute no matter what policy th

>> yeah, good morning, fred.right to ask that question but i don't blame speaker pelosi for going back to the podium and giving that terse response to the reporter. look, number one, she was not pushing for impeachment until this ukraine controversy came along. she was putting the brakes on her caucus during the period of the mueller report saying we're not there yet with impeachment. she only moved forward with it when the ukraine call came to light. number two, i think it's sexist. i just don't see a reporter in that situation asking a male speaker of the house do you hate the president. it suggests that she can't do her job objectively and at arm's length and is sort of emotional about it. >> mm-hmm. >> and i just -- i think that's the connotation. and lastly, fred, just real quick, it reminded me of the hearings earlier this week when some of the republicans in the judiciary committee asked some of the legal scholars testifying who they voted for or who they gave money to, as if you can't give an opinion or h

>> fred was a minister.ated it. >> nobody asks joanne if she got mad. >> did you get mad at him? >> oh, sure. >> he got on your nerves, like every good marriage. >> absolutely. i would come in just talking about having a hard time at the car dealership and he would say something like, well, you just don't know what that man was dealing with. you know? and i would just want to go -- >> that response is not marriage therapy 101. i don't think that's the thing a husband should do. >> hey, mr. rogers. >> what do you want audiences to take from the movie? >> i want them to enjoy it. ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ would you be mine ♪ could you be mine >> the movie has taken in more than $50 million at the u.s. box office. up next, shaking up a christmas classic with whoopie goldberg. r. cleaning tough bathroom and kitchen messes with sprays and wipes can be a struggle. there's an easier way. try mr. clean magic eraser. just wet, squeeze and erase tough messes like

you so much for your time fred.h, hey guys lot of clouds out there right now we're going to see some patchy fog developing around thbay tonight. area >>delays at sfo again we've got hat now just to some low clouds and that's because it's just hard to push those clouds so planes coming in on arriving flights 50 minute delays. no delays being porteat oakland or san jose, but certainly could see some blaze early tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies as we take you through the night and that patchy dense valley fog, we'll begin to develop a in the interior part of the ste of make its way back into the bay area temperatures for highs tomorrow, we're going to keep it onhe cool side about 56 in oakland, 54 degrees in the san francisco wah out for that fog in blaylock 55 specially in the morning. next cole days, there's a slight chance of showers by tomorrow night slight chance of showers again on wednesday them. she chairs the move a little further north on thuray, nothing real major in the forecast here as far as rain cha

>> i don't see it, fred.eedle has not moved with regard to public opinion and public support for impeachment since they began this who process. it is still vur chiel wiirtuall. how are the democrats in the trump won districts going to vote. he is very popular in the different districts, and these democrats vote in favor of impeachment. that will hurt them, and there is one thing for them go on record and vote in support of the impeachment inquiry, it is a completely different story for them to put their name on the dotted line for the impeachment, and it will be a very differeic challenge, i don't see any republicans breaking for this and ranking, and when it gets to the senate, it is dead in the water, with regard to any time. >> it hangs in the balance, and that is what this impeachment process is predicated on, you don't think that will rez ig na -- resonate. >> they made the case in the impeachment inquiry, i didn't see it. the american people have not been in support of this and that is the key, fred, na

that something has hit fred. corner in the second half, objects, including cigarette lighters, were thrown at him. this is really poor, things on now raining down. before a man was caught on camera and apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards manchester united‘s players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we are encourage people to report and we a re really encourage people to report and we are really heartened that yesterday are really heartened that yesterday a lot of people reported to us. so that messages clearly getting through. today, manchester police announced a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying they hope this arrested, saying they hope this arrest shows that we are taking this matter extremely seriously. and that they will work with the clubs to investigate any other lines of enquiry. what happened here at vietti had stadium is yet another reminder of how racism continues to plague football. —— the etihad stadium. it comes almo

>> yeah, great points, fred. first of all, there are literally thousands of foreign nationals undergoing military training of all sorts inside the united states. because so many of these countries purchase arms and ammunition, weapons, platforms and systems to operate in their home territories. and so many of them pay for this training, as the saudis were paying for this. it's not something that the u.s. taxpayer is fronting. but it is in our national security interest to have these programs in place so that these individuals can go home and not only defend their countries better with these systems, ours, but they can participate in coalition operations more effectively and efficiently with the u.s. and our allies and partners. it's in our interest that we conduct this kind of training going forward. now whether or not that program is going to change, i think secretary defense esper yesterday indicated that he's willing to take a look at this program going forward and doing a review about the vetting procedures i

so, fred, right now it's kind of at a standstill. and with regards to those house managers, you can expect to see some of those same faces that led the inquiry in the house, probably including the intel chairman, adam schiff, the judiciary chairman, jerry nadler, and a group representing the diversity of the democratic caucus. >> so, marshall, while congress is on recess, surely there are considerations that are being made. perhaps mitch mcconnell might be reconsidering whether to entertain some of the witnesses on the witness list. perhaps pelosi might be rethinking for how long to hold on to handing over these articles. what is expected to be happening during this holiday break? are these leaders listening to their constituents? are they, you know, counseling with each other? what could be happening? >> one thing we know for sure, sources have told cnn that democratic staff, some of them stayed back here in washington to get ready for that potential trial because it could start as early as the first week of january if everybody get

foundation and institute to our stage, fred. [applause]. it's been good evening everyone and welcome to the reagan library. thank you for joining us for what we know will be a fascinating conversation. we're honored to have as our special guest this evening, just as no courses. it is generally understood that after you go through senate to be confirmed in supreme court court, you never have to answered questions again that you don't want to. [laughter]. is that you get to ask the questions. but just as course, we appreciate your making in the section for the cvs and interview. [laughter]. >> i promise i will do my best to be a better experience and the judiciary committee. this lobar i know. [applause]. if you see a he of his book, you know that he had two collaborators. his former clerks, jane and david and we are pleased to have david in the audience with us tonight. david where are you. [applause]. >> and are honored that david joined by his grandmother, is very special to us, vera has been a docent at the reagan library for

amamy: that was fred hampton speaking in the 1969 documentary "thehe murder of fred hampton." fred hamampton and m mark clarke assassinated by the fbi in chicago police 50 years ago today. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're broadcasting from stockholm, sweden, where the right livelihood award is marking its 40th anniversary. the right livevelihood award was establblished inin 1980 to honod support those "offering practical and exemplary answers to the most urgent challenges facing us today." it has since become known as the alternative nobel prize. over the past four decades, it's been given to activists and grassroots leaders around the globe, a number of whom have gone on to win t the nobobel pee prprize. this year's winners are the 16-year-old swedish climate activist greta thunberg, sahrawi human rights activist aminatou haidar, chinese women's rights lawyer guo jianmei, and brazilian indigenous leader davi kopenawa and the yanomami hutukara association. they fight for the amazon's

the brazilian forward fred was also hit by a missile thrown from the crowd.ter manchester police and the fa to identify any individuals involved. we seem to be speaking about it an awful lot. you know, in this past six months, eight months. and, you know, it's not something that anyone wants to do. even speaking about it now, it's not a nice thing to speak about. but, you know, the necessary departments need to do the right things to stop it in the game, because, you know, that's a big negative of the sport and just of the country, it's not something that you want to see. that was a difficult afternoon all round for manchester city. . a couple of million minutes later anthony pert marcio put them to nil up. a thrilling finale, but united held on, and another poor result for the champions. they are so fast, so quick and sometimes, when you lose the ball in some position, it is more difficult. but...we tried. we arrived in the final third many, many, many times. we could not be more clear there and of course, the counter, they can run. maybe a little bit more t

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coming up next it's not grooves with your vision song contest when a call along with a right said fred i'm telling the whole 3 about it thank you company assisi. ivories. welcome to the but is the game here i want to tell you. we have plenty to talk about some. place else our coverage of. the reward. we have. let's have a look over your other my work so you don't want. me . to w i. i don't come to help make you can look over to our legendary guests at night and ella 1st guest she's a german music icon and she brought peace a little peace to the world who rape to patrick bodies performing perfect pop music to drag us with inulin were do well to write said frank are about to eat probably so much because i'm like a donkey. from. music taught. me. well. thank. you. thank you thank you. dad was that when i asked. him that it was close to 10 you won't enjoy. the warm fun yet suffice. well we went through the roof because we mentioned me sleeps originally only bought us a few hours as it and that's the fun not a fan of the start of that. it was very peculiar because we're working in a gym yet

they're not sending her back, fred. and the issue of closure.out whether or not jonathan is, if he is a diplomat and if he -- >> that is a very important issue. you know, do start with, etc. >>. >> yeah, but there is an exception, coming up rather than a pligs, they are issues that have to be faced off two, and if i'm the family and i have any sense of doing the righteous thing, you know what she did and she has to be accountable for it. that is what options mean. the idea of deploying diplomacy and you don't have to have hard and fast rules. the family needs closure, they need her to say i'm so sorry. it is not going to be more than that. >> should be. should be. >> all right, we'll leave it there. have a great day. >> happy holidays. >> thank you so much. >> you too. >> and on that footnote -- all right, next, a washington state republican lawmaker accused of domestic terrorism and now he is refusing to resign. mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which

fred, do you have that song? fred, lewis capaldi? someone -- someone love me someone you love me? "somebody you loved" it's the number one song in the world. >> steve: yeah, number one >> jimmy: spotify working up here you want me to google it here? fred >> having trouble falling or staying asleep [ laughter ] maybe you should talk to your doctor about prescription medicine from -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: fred, you've got to pay for a subscription, dude [ light laughter ] ♪ ♪ oh, yeah, yeah, yeah oh, i love this song ♪ i'm going under and this time i fear there's no one to save me ♪ >> jimmy: no, no, keep playing i like it. [ light laughter ] ♪ it's all or nothing really got a way o driving me crazy ♪ >> jimmy: i like this song a a lot. ♪ i need somebody to heal somebody to know somebody to lose somebody to love ♪ [ humming over song ♪ it's easy to sa but it's never the sam i guess i kinda liked the wa you numbed the pain ♪ ♪ now the day bleed into nightfall ♪ [ cheers and applause [ singing gibberish ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: that song. yeah, that one >> jimmy: just stuck

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something has just hit fred.d midfielder fred went to take a corner in the second half, objects, including cigarette lighters, were thrown at him... oh, this is really poor. things are now raining down. ..before a man was caught on camera, apparently making monkey noises and gestures towards united's players. a video of the incident began circulating on social media. we encourage people to report and we are really heartened that yesterday a lot of people reported to us. so, that message is clearly getting through. today, greater manchester police announced that a 41—year—old man has been arrested, saying... what happened here at the etihad is yet another reminder of how racism continues to plague football, and it comes almost a year to the day after the city forward raheem sterling was racially abused playing at stamford bridge. that abuse led to a chelsea supporter receiving a permanent ban, while sterling was also one of a number of england players who faced racism and nazi salutes during the euro 2020 qualifie

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how 'bout it, fred. plans change every year. use the new plan finder at medicare.gov .ng plans really pays. look how much we can save. lou: the daily caller publishing an op-ed from an unnamed trump official slamming the so-called anonymous anti-strum author. he it would would be honorable to carry out the agenda of the president and honorable to resign on principle on an agenda he doesn't agree with. making him both a coward and a traitor. our next guest has a book out already higher on the amazon best seller look, mire than the "anonymous" book. presidential historian. author of the new best seller, inside trump's white house. it's out today. congratulations on the book. we recommend it to you highly. and how much fun was this to write? >> it was so much fun. you better than anybody would know. it's fun for me to even tell you. when they finally approved it and i walk in the oval office. he doesn't even say hello or shake my hand. i walk in the oval office and he has these papers. he says this is my private correspondence with kim jong-un. they don't want you to have

fred barnes said as much.is what i'm worried about, a society you're born into poverty and live there your whole life. we're all in my mind given god-given exists and talents. if we're not allowed to nurture them, see what is out there, i think it's a loss not just economically, a huge loss for humanity, deneen. >> i totally agree. we started at different levels in our past growth up, but it is up to you, to use the skis, use talents, to apply yourself, keep reaching because you don't have to rely on government. you rely on yourself to be self-sufficient. >> i don't disagree with either of you actually but i think there is a balance. we don't want government to create excuses for people so they don't go out and work hard but when they are faced with issues, whether part-time work, low wages, there is a place where they don't go hungry and their kids don't go hungry. charles: deneen's point we started at different places and we're? the same shoes. >> except for you. charles: not necessarily shocking, kamala har

"oh, fred made me mad more than i ever made him mad.ay that mechanic doesn't know how to fix the pontiac at all. he didn't know what he was doing. and fred would say, well, you know, he might have been having a bad day." [ laughter ] and joanne, "oh, poo on you. i want you to feel sorry for what i'm going through. i don't want to hear about the mechanic having a bad day." and that was kind of like their relationship. >> jimmy: that's the greatest. >> he drank -- we were doing one early morning scene where i was talking on the phone to susan, who plays matt's wife. and i said, what did he have for breakfast, joanne? she was actually there when we were shooting there in the house. did he have coffee? oh, no, he never drank any coffee or tea. he'd have hot -- hot pomegranate juice. >> jimmy: really? hot pomegranate juice? >> so i went to mari heller, the boss, our director, and i said any way we can incorporate hot pomegranate juice into this scene? and she said, "it can be sitting on the counter." and that was it. so i don't know if it's

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so that's what she's going to be thinking of, fred. >> all right, marshal cohen, thank you so much. >> happy holidays. >> happy holidays. >>> earlier today i spoke with south carolina congressman james clooi burn, the house minority whip, about the withholding of impeachment articles and he explained why the democrats are fighting to have a say in how the senate conducts this trial. >> think this process ought to be fair. it should be transparency. everybody in the country ought to be able to look into this process and be proud of it. i do not see and nobody in my caucus can see, how we can be proud of the process when we have two senators, one from my state of south carolina, saying we aren't interested in the facts. we aren't centered in bringing any witnesses. we aren't interested in being fair. that is not anything that anybody in this country ought to be proud of. we have a process. we ought to go through that proes. it ought to be transparent. it ought to be fair. it shouldn't have any semblance of a rigged system. there's been too much in the history of this country about riggi