from "goldbergs", television's "the goldbergs" is here tonight jeff garlin. but first, a crisis brewing right here in new york. it began last week with remarks from governor andrew cuomo. >> it's the republican party in this state a moderate party or an extremely conservative party? who are they? are these they extreme conservatives who are right to life, pro-assault weapon, anti-gay? is that what they are -- who they are? [laughter] >> jon: i didn't know there were that many sill liables -- sill -- sylallsble circumstances in gay. either he is spending way too much time with senator schumer or he is my grandmother. who are they, gaaaay? >> if that's who they are, if they are the extreme conservatives they have no place in the state of new york. >> jon: whoa. that's a little rough. cuomo wasadvising new york's republican party to clarify the identity to stay viable in this left leaning state but it accidentally came out as (bleep) (bleep), (bleep) (bleep). [ laughter ] not he's best moment. as we know minority groups in new york can be very sensitive. one typ

bernie goldberg with analysis. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the from california, the factor begins right now. ♪ hi i'm bill o'reilly reporting tonight from los angeles. thanks for watching us. president obama catching flack on his left. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. new gallup poll says that mr. obama's job approval rating is not getting much better. just 41% of americans now approve. 53% disapprove. the same point in his term president bush the younger had a 42% job approval rating one point higher and that was in the middle of the iraq war. while most democrats approve of the president republicans overwhelmingly do not. independents do not. and now the far left is turning against mr. obama. >> none of the things he promised, transparency, a government that would be reconsider the war on terror and these programs. none of that happened. none of it and in his choice of advisors early on it was very clear right away when he picked hillary clinton that and robert gate

williams, ham and goldberg. also. >> no, i don't like watters world. all the america rejects watters world. bill o'reilly doesn't like watters world. >> jesse watters scooping out the super bowl party. >> o'reilly has a few questions for you. >> good, good, good. i didn't do it. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> i'm bill o'reilly. we have a lot to talk to you about this evening as i interviewed president obama at the white house. we opened the program with the taped interview that was done immediately after the live interview that you saw. so this is all brand new stuff you are about to hear. by the way, the entire interview both live and tape unedited is posted on foxnews.com and bill o'reilly.com. now, we begin our exclusive report this evening with why the war on poverty has not been successful, especially under president obama. >> one of my points on the factor is that poverty is driven by dissolution of the american family, that is the prime mover, okay? on your watch, median income has dropped 17

andrew goldberg. sales speed up for another month. driving auto sales coming up next. ♪ >> given our assessment of the situation right now, there is not a case for tightening policy because of there is slack and the economy and it looks like inflation is close to target. pushbly when we do come to policy back into more normal direction, it is highly likely that it will be a fairly gradual movement to a level which than what weower think is the normal. of england bank policymaker david miles speaking to guy johnson. die will join us -- guy johnson will join us for more. it was a great interview. it went through the thinking as the bank of england. quickly the output gap which nobody has been able to nail down. that is what the bank of england is targeting. concept ofs nebulous the output gap we are trying to figure out a way of understanding so we can set policy. it is many moving parts. the bank of england, yes, rates are not going up anytime soon. lower than we anticipated. we still do not know which metrical we are going to use. the

jeff goldberg is live at our newsroom.e has a good look at what this says. >> we want to be leader. ahead and issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples as the decision is tending appeal. this now puts virginia on the list of states where voter approved bans on gay can now be decided in a court room. not long after the decision in norfolk, freddy's beach bar displayed a clear sign of approval. >> i thought it was a nice valentine's day present. >> the owner has been engaged to his partner with hopes of one day getting married believes this ruling is another step in america's journey toward legalizing gay marriage. when, not if.is it is doubly going to happen. it is going to happen very soon. arenda right alan -- wright allen called it unconstitutional. >> a lot of americans still support marriage between a man and a one man and a woman. >> david christiansen believes a ban approved by voters in 2006 should not be reversed by one judge in 2014. >> we think it is judicial activism. it trumps the boat and millions of virgin

goldberg.geraldo on friday in which the fox news correspondent said he was disturbed by my demeanor with president obama. the interview was posted on bill o'reilly.com with geraldo. and joining us now from miami to talk about mr. goldberg. your opening statement, please. >> i had a problem with the interview too but not the one that geraldo was complaining about. i didn't hear or see a smidgen, not a smidgen of disrespect on your part. but i understand or i think i might understand why liberals in general and geraldo in particular might have seen disrespect. first of all, were there interruptions? yes, there were interruptions. so what? whatever that is, it's not disrespect. number two, geraldo said something interesting. he, and these are his exact words. you stripped him, the president of his majesty. now, i know geraldo has gone around saying that he met the majesty of the office, but that's not what i heard and i suspect that's not what a lot of people listening to us tonight heard. what we

what will we see, jeffrey goldberg?> president rouhani has said they will not dismantle -- that has been the reaction across the board. they will not dismantle centrifuges. they are looking for creative ways to freeze the program in place. the actual american position is, we need to get iran so it is perpetually a euro more -- a year or more away from being able to build a bomb. >> we need to know so we would have up to a year to figure out what to do. interns of the new talks, this is the main show -- they have huge incentives to keep the talks going. even if no progress is being made. we are heading into the unknown. >> let me ask you what the iranians are doing. they are threatening to send warships. there is internal oppression that has gotten worse. does this reflect the different factions? >> we are talking only about the nuclear piece. the behavior has not changed on any other issues we have had problems with. supporting the assad regime. permitting unhappiness in the arab countries. hanging people they do not li

when we return, jeffrey goldberg. ♪ >> welcome back.resident obama said he would come down like a ton of bricks on anyone violating iran sanctions. what will we see, jeffrey goldberg? >> we will not see very much at the outset. president rouhani has said they will not dismantle -- that has been the reaction across the board. they will not dismantle centrifuges. they are looking for creative ways to freeze the program in place. the actual american position is, we need to get iran so it is perpetually a euro more -- a year or more away from being able to build a bomb. >> an early warning system?>> we need to know so we would have up to a year to figure out what to do. this is the main show -- they have huge incentives to keep the talks going. even if no progress is being made. we are heading into the unknown. f -- how farw har the iranians will go. >> let me ask you what the iranians are doing. they are threatening to send warships. there is internal oppression that has gotten worse. does this reflect the different factions? >> we are tal

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jeff goldberg is in the courtroom. you can look for his report on abc 7 news at 5:00. police say a home invasion in maryland does not appear to be random. students were involved in the attack in college park. doorsicked the front and back in the same time. they ordered four victims to the ground and got away with cash. no one was injured. we want to get to breaking news from prince william county. two people have been killed in this crash. news chopper seven is over the scene where you can see first responders are still seriously working. john gonzalez is live with the information just coming into the newsroom. >> it afternoon. if you are hitting the road this afternoon, keep in mind there was a major accident investigation on 95 north. virginia state police were called to the scene just before 10:00 this morning. two vehicles involved in this terrible crash. this is in triangle, virginia. there are two confirmed fatalities. it involved a tractor-trailer and passenger vehicle. all of the northbound lanes are closed. this is the video from news chopper seven. it appears

kevin goldberg. we wanted to tell you monster's ceo or a representative from monster was invited to come on today but the company said it did not want to comment publicly on pending litigation. they did give us a statement saying quote, there is no evidence that a monster energy drink has caused or contributed to any injury whatsoever, repeating the same bad argument multiple times does not make the argument any more credible. these lawsuits are just another effort by attorney goldberg to extract settlement money. monster energy proudly stands by the safety of its products, end quote. mr. goldberg, welcome to "power lunch." how do you respond? >> well, these energy drink lawsuits aren't about extracting settlement money and they're not about kevin goldberg. these lawsuits are about a dead 14-year-old girl, a dead 19-year-old man, and a dead 21-year-old woman. >> you filed a freedom of information act and you got some of the data from the fda's center for food safety and applied nutritions adverse eve

that immediately led me to think rube goldberg.he term rube goldberg machine is named after a famous american artist who was known for designing cartoons that performed simple tasks in the most complicated way possible. >> getting from concept to reality takes more than six months, 25 people and many sleepless nights. >> it was trial and error. >> build an element, pray that it works. if it does, build the next element. and we had 133 elements. >> at first when i started, i was like, oh, this is fun, this is interesting. by the end of it, it was like pulling my hair out. i actually started to have nightmares about the machine. >> i think the photo booth might have been the most complicated element actually. it turned out to be a very complicated series of mouse traps and a very painful thing to set up as well. mouse traps are super sensitive. >> i think my favorite element of the machine is the little mario that jumps across the screen. who doesn't like mario? >> they have hundreds of synchronized moving parts and every one has to

. >> bruce goldberg serves as assistant special agent in charge of the dea san francisco field office. >> they're here. we're seeing them out in the valley and here in the bay area. we're seeing them in the south bay. >> goldberg says one of the biggest problems with enforcement is time. the drug's chemical composition has changed. making them technically, legal and those compositions change faster than the government can make the drugs illegal. >> it's just growing in popularity because people are looking for a way to get that high but technically, not doing something illegal. >> the dea says much of the raw synthetic materials used in these drugs comes from asia. >> what we think now is that most of the chemical portion of these drugs are coming in from china. >> that puts extra pressure on these guys. they serve on the front line in attempts to stop synthetic drugs. >> you guys seen this kind of stuff on a regular basis? >> daily. >> chief ed low heads the team inspecting a million international pieces of mail which pass through san francisco international airport every month. here

bernie goldberg, everybody. there is he. watters on deck. the surfer dude on food stamps.n in san diego. we will have it for you next. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. >>> back of the book segment tonight. food stamps and some who are abusing them. the year 2000, the feds spent a little more than $17 billion own providing food stamps for millions of americans. last year the number had risen to almost 80 billion. a collosal jump. under president obama the cost for food stamps has doubled for the taxpayer. profile the man jason greenslate. 29 years old lives in los angeles. member of a band. sometimes buys lobsters with the monthly food stamps he receives. he does not have a straight job. while we were out in l.a. last week

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jonah goldberg writing an editorial in "real clear politics."epublicans traditionally nominate the next guy in line while democrats favor outsiders but he says that might now be changing. he writes, the most interesting dynamic about the presidential race so far is that the democrats are behaving like republicans and vice versa. well, jonah goldberg is also editor-at-large of nationalreview.online. he is a fox news contributor and booed enough to join us this morning. i like the way you started that piece of the you said it is too early to start about 2016. now that we've gotten that out of the way, let's talk about 2016. what do you mean the roles are reversed this time? >> going back to wendell will can i, a figure that looms large in all of our minimumries, republicans have always gone for the guy who was, whose turn it was with two exceptions. eisenhower beat hitler and conquered europe and that was a special case. and barry goldwater who was a special case. everybody else, dole, bush, romney, mccain, these are all people sort of, it was the

jeff goldberg explains. loved ones remain outraged and are calling for action. >> we have not been told anything. >> he says he waited a long time to speak out. >> we are looking for answers. year, heust 29 of last wanted to help john geer. >> the couple was having problems. that morning she had announced she was leaving. >> she said she was moving out. >> geer was crying and distraught and called police as well is stuart. were police officers in the front yard with their guns pointed at him standing in the doorway. bigrt says that geer knowledged to police that he was drinking and had a gun in the home. >> he began to slide his hand slowly down the door. his hands were at about face height when they shot him. they shot an unarmed man. geer was able to close the door behind him. a police presence growing around them, he was inside his home. geer died inside the home. fairfax county police tell us that the agency cannot yet answer questions on the matter, saying that it is being fully investigated. and it is

jeffrey goldberg joins me now. jeffrey, thanks for joining us.did graham and mccain tell you that secretary of state john kerry told them about syria? >> essentially, he made a case that the current policies are failing and the jihadist groups are talking about targeting the america homeland. there are a whole set of other issues. the slow rolling by the syrian regime of the removal of chemical weapons. a whole set of issues kerry, they said, feels like russia is subverting the chance for a peace settlement and so the clear impression that a number of people got was that kerry feels that it's time to sort of up the game, that the administration is going to have to get more engaged or this problem is going to get much worse, spin out of control even. >> kerry advocated for a much more muscular -- >> kerry has been one of the prime people, for instance, arming rebels over different periods of time. so this is not surprising. what is a little bit surprising is that he would be as frank as he was in front of a bipartisan delegation, not just democrat

. >> but there are higher taxes for business and homeowners, and his jeff goldberg explains, it couldhigher prices when you go out to deep. >> the good times often associated with the claritin section of arlington is currently being tested. >> it is crazy. other businesses here, he's seeing a dramatic increase in property taxes because assessments are skyrocketing. >> the property values may be high, but all of a sudden the taxes price yourself out of the marketplace. >> the jump and assessments for ase businesses is as much 100%, 200%, meaning thousands in taxes, which get passed on to customers. >> customers will only pay so much for coffee, bottom line. they could price us out of business. >> clarendon is a hotspot right now. is the ceo callinan of arlington county. she says the high demand for retail space means higher rent and higher assessments. >> it's good ultimately for the property owners because you're making money. >> in fairfax county, commercial real estate values have declined , but residential values are out. a big part of that is all of the growth that keeps happening

bernie goldberg is a fox news analyst, good to see you, bernie. >> hi. >> so let's talk about it.w the reporting everywhere and decided to read the text days ago and it didn't appear to mirror the words, there were no words about homosexuality, things of that nature. it would give the business owners certain defenses they could still have to prove in court. but what i saw on tv was nothing like the bill that i read. >> that is because tv turns this thing into a reader's digest. they compress everything so you're not going to see everything anyway. emphasizing gay rights, if that was their concern or religious freedom, if that was their concern. i'm not just the media analyst. i'm also part of the media. i wrote a piece on my website, bernardboldberg.com about this proposed law. and my concern was, i understand the concern of social conservatives. but if you open a shop on the main street, then you have to serve the general public. you can't say well, i'm not going to serve these people and i will serve those people. >> why not? this is america, why would you want to do business wi

and then me. >> whoopi goldberg. [ cheers and applause ] >> i come from new york.. and you're the people i watched. you're the people who made me want to be an actor. i'm so proud to be here. i'm proud to be an actor. and i'm going to keep on acting. and thank you so much. >> it was a short list. >> and the oscar goes to halle berry. >> the handing out of oscars at the oscar show through the years has shown social change. i know for some maybe not fast enough. but it has definitely moved in that direction. ♪ >> tom hanks in "philadelphia." >> there was this thing that was tearing us apart which was the aids crisis. the pandemic that was aids. [ applause ] >> it was not just ripped right out of today's headlines, but it was getting into this more specific question of how do you respond to aids? >> i would not be standing here if it weren't for two very important men in my life. two that i haven't spoken with in awhile but i had the pleasure of just the other evening. mr. raleigh farnsworth was my high school acting teacher. one of my classmates under him, john gilke

jeffrey goldberg joins me now.t the weekend security conference where conference where perhaps the secretary of state -- also members of congress there and couple of democrats there. there's strong pushback. jay carney is saying, let me quote this from the briefing today. we have that from the briefing, let's go to it. >> i think stories you're referring to actually appear to be a reflection of what senators mccain and graham think of our syria policy, not what secretary kerry thinks. at no point during secretary kerry's meeting in munich with members did he raise a lethal assistance for opposition. he was describing a range of options that the administration has always had at its disposal. >> there's no question that john kerry is always been much more muscular in his approach to syria, at least from before and certainly the run-up to the chemical weapons decision. he was the one who came out and gave the worst speech without being brought back into the national security deliberate race after the president changed

. >> well, dina said whoopi goldberg and the color purple. >> she didn't get it for the color purple.formance in "binge minute button." >> he was so good on in that! he was so good! we have the picture! look at him flexing! you don't know because barnicle comes dressed so well. you just don't know he has all of that going on up there. >> he hides it well. >> he really does. that is the end of "way too early" for this friday. thanks so much, gang! >> good show. >> really good show. barnicle shirtless is the way to end it! >>> "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> it doesn't rain much here in southern

joining this morning, jeffrey goldberg with the bloomberg view. the author of the "way of the night. theecret army and a war at end of the earth. and also joined by cbs news state department correspondent our own john dickerson. john, i'll start with you. eric holder makes a speech last night to a gay rights group where he announces new charges. here is part of what he said last night in his speech. >> in every courthouse, in every proceeding and in every place where a member of the department of justice stands on behalf of the united states they will strive to ensure that same-sex marriages receive the same privileges, the same protections and the same rights as opposite-sex marriages under federal law. >> schieffer: so i guess one of the things this means if you get arrested hauled in to federal court your partner cannot testify as it is with heterosexual couples who are married, wife can't testify against a husband, a husband against a wife. but is there anything else that this covers? this does not seem to cover a great number of people to me.

jeff goldberg is live with the latest developments. >> after receiving a terror alert, they scrambled f-16 fighter jets which guided the plane to a safe landing. last few hours, the istanbul governor tweeted this. the pilot has been neutralized. the operation is complete. >> this is the first look we are getting of the man who caused a terror scare. the air force control center received a hijacking alert from the inbound aircraft. 110 passengers on board. the suspect identified as ukrainian citizen claimed a bomb was in the baggage hold and ordered the plane to instead fly to sochi where the opening ceremonies were in full bloom. the crew proved to be smarter than the man, convincing him pilots were following his orders. the plane landed where it was supposed to. istanbul. once on the ground, security forces entered the aircraft, detain the man, and brought him into custody. no damage to the plane. >> the ap siding the services recording the passenger was possibly drunk or had taken substances. the man yelled and tried to enter the locked cockpit during the incident. the suspect is co

we started with marvel agents of shield followed by goldbergs and therng trophy wife ask killer women it takes an act of congress to get something done. one flag factory helped change the law. wayne? >> this is about old glory. some fought for it. it would be natural to assume every flag was created equally, but they're not. is there an emergency flag in the doorway. takes 30 minutes from start to finish >>. it's a process repeated 350 times per day five days per week. if you wondered where the flags from va come from, this is the place. 150 people with vocational disabilities. one including sil wilson. >> gives you lots of money. i feel like $100. >> 15 years ago robert learned not all flags are created equally. those the department of defense used to cover caskets of americans often had imported cotton. >> it's a huge deal least we can do is give them $100 home processed flag. >> last year robert told the congressman passing legislation making american sourcing a requirement. for that reason, the congressman visited today you know how if something bothers you make it an act of congr

and michael goldberg is a visiting assistant professor. he is the man behind an online course called beyond silicon valley, growing entrepreneurship in transitioning economies. to the first question, the first one is about the internal challenges of growing your company. >>> so one of the biggest things we're struggling with right now is our company's fwrogrowing dramatically. we want to bring in three or four guys at a given time each and every month and what's a proven model to maintain a company culture, keep it moving forward. >> i'm obsessed with company culture because it is the thing that keeps your company -- it's the glue that makes your company stick as you grow. savor the success has grown significantly quickly. >> when you don't have time to keep training and the budget to hire a huge training company, make sure your leaders share your can company ethos and mission. and they're the ones that are really training the incoming employees. and i also find that if you can find employees that naturally can thrive in your company can c

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whoopi goldberg said please tell me it was a hoax. and then she said i heard it wasn't a hoax rip. jim carry, giving important words. and a 46-year-old man taken away too soon. >> i love what you were saying earlier so many actors who got a chance to work with him saying that he elevated their game. even if the movie wasn't a blockbuster hit it was something about what he brought to every roll and that is what made him so memorable as an actor. someone who carried a message through his work. >> reporter: yeah, you know there are a couple of character actors in hollywood that are like that. you hear that about him and paul giamati when they joined the film their work was so good they elevated it. i wouldn't necessarily consider phill philip seymour hoffman a character actor. he was doing it so master fully, but he loved to do on somable films as well. it was the acting work that he loved. the ides of march was so matterful. he was evil but subtly evil. it was something that actors a lot of times you have to have the big scenes. for him, it wasn't like that. he was so good and so res

. >> whoopi goldberg. >> margaret avery. >> "the color purple" was given 11 nominations. >> "the colorime the movie was called, we didn't win. so that's a tough evening to sit through. >> i could feel this, um, hunger and grasping in me that i didn't like. >> hey, you, you've got a watch on. will you tell me the time? >> that's an academy award winning part. she should have hop an award for that. not my award. >> and the winner is -- ellen bersten. >> you're caught in this terrible squish between, you know, a really heavy dose of vanity and pride and arrogance on one side, and a really heavy dose of humility and insecurity on the other. and you're sort of squished in the middle. >> dustin hoffman. [ applause ] >> i would like to thank my parents for not practicing birth control. [ laughter ] i'm up here with mixed feelings. i'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to be able to work. >> it's not a sport. in sports, whoever wins wins. the oscars are not like that. >> i refuse to believe that i beat jack lemon, that i beat al pacino, that i beat sellers. i refuse to believe that robert du

he spoke with jonah goldberg of the national review. >> host: hi, yuval levin. i am going to be grilling you on your new book, "the great debate" and i will try to do my best brian lamb which means a lot of profanity and we will see where it goes. let's start off the bat. who was this about? >> guest: an irish-born write and his political career was unusual. he was a thinker as much a politician from the beginning. he thought about helping the country through the american war, french revolution and the european war that followed. he sustained through change and he was a reformer of british institution in an effort to save and fix them. he has come to be known as one of the fathers of mod conservatism for this effort to sustain continutity. >> host: was he known as this before burke? >> guest: the term conservative didn't exist, but he understood himself to be engaged in saving the system. it makes sense to think of him as the father of conservatism. but he was a whig, an opponent of slavery and favored limits on the power of the king. he wasn't a person who woul

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stoddard, jonah goldberg, thank you both. >> thank you.na: now a fox be news alert -- fox news alert, a russian news agency is reporting that viktor yanukovych will hold a news conference in southern russia tomorrow as his country's parliament makes their choices for an interrim government and pushes -- intir rim government. in the meantime, more violence erupting between russian and ukrainian supporters in the country's southern peninsula, russians raising the flag over one town there. crimea is a very important strategic naval base for russia housing its black sea fleet. amy kellogg's live in london with the latest. >> reporter: hi, jenna. well, amidst all the warnings we've heard from western governments and the u.s. to russia not to even contemplate military intervention in ukraine, russia's foreign minister has just said he and secretary of state john kerry had a phone conversation in which they discussed cooperation to resolve the crisis in ukraine. and, frankly, jenna, in theory the two countries would be able to, if they wanted to,

jonah goldberg, charles layne, and charles krauthammer.es. >> as we just heard a little earlier from jennifer, the ukrainians and i think everybody is shocked by the weakness of obama's statement. it is, i find it rather staggering. and the fact we have done nothing of any importance, but let me look at the statement, the one you just quoted. obama said he didn't say there will be costs. he said we will stand with the international community, meaning we're going to negotiate with a dozen other countries who will water down the statement. and affirming there will be costs, meaning in making a statement, not even imposing a cost. but in making a statement about imposing a cost, for any military intervention. so he's like three levels removed. what he's saying is we're not really going to do anything and we're telling the world. the reason all of this is important is because even the language of diplomacy, even though it's not going to change anything on the ground, it's a code and it tells europeans and others how serious we are and how much

for more on this, let's bring in jonah goldberg, editor-at-large of national review online. jonah, no surprise. we knew the president was going to do it. he said pen and paper, elves going to do executive orders to get things done that he doesn't believe he can do legislatively. this is small potatoes, is it not? >> yeah, this is eventually t e theatri theatrics. more than anything else. only about 1% of workers make minimum wage. that's of the entire economy. this is basically aimed at only new federal contractors. basically, federal contractors don't get paid in the minimum wage to begin with. the association says that it's something like 3% of employees doing federal contracts overall get paid minimum wage. so we're talking about something much smaller than even that 3% to begin with. >> but the messaging, right? he wants congress, of course, to pass minimum wage, raising it, by a significant amount for all workers across america. but explain to me, because you had a really interesting point. how do the unions factor into this? >> right. one of the main reasons why democr

>> i think there's been pioneers at the forefront and i think whoopi goldberg is one at the top.n show on broadway, she brought the house down because she brought to light some of the things that america wasn't talking about. and so i think she's at the front. wanda is at the front. new voices are emerging, as well. >> it's always easier to talk about sensitive topics in a comedic way when every is sort of laughing about it together. but you also risk sort of going over the line and disrespecting someone. it reminds me of a scene in the nutty professor. take a look. >> it's a full moon tonight. i think i found where they hidden in jimmy hoffa. yeah, that's a good one there. >> it was in a bucket of kfc. he must be on a new diet. >> even in that clip, you have some people laughing and others saying i feel so sorry for him. and in this specific scene, it's about weight. but if you're talking about race, the same thing can happen. when do you know when you've gone too far? >> well, i think that's always been the argument. some comedians walk right up to the line and some people go o

university of wisconsin in his 60s when he learned social history from the great teacher, harvey goldberg who testified on palestinian rights for committees of the u.s. congress and the united nations. he cohosts and a lot of you looked into that. and michael ratner and he lived in new york blakeney. my goal. what has been the reception of this book so far? >> well, i was telling my friend carl landau they were doing a visionary book, a book about how things might be if we imagine socialism. the profits from isaiah to jesus thought about ideas and our boat. i said when the lion lays down with the lamb. sal said when the lion lays down with the lamb, the lion is not going to get any sleep. alice walker wrote, this is a book a lot of us have been waiting for her. the timing is exquisite. others on fox radio two days ago. the interviewer actually invited me to come back. a recent pew poll showed that 49% of young people under the age of 30 at a favorable reaction to the word socialism and is even higher amongst people of color. webster has an online dictionary. the two word that had the most

in the '60s where he learned social history from the great teacher harvey goldberg. he has testified on palestinian rights before the committees of the u.s. congress and the united nations. he cohosts a radio show. probably a lot of you listen to that. [applause] .. you know, the land lays down with the lamb. and saul said, when the line and lays down with low and the lamb is not going to get any sleep. [laughter] alice walker wrote saying this is a book a lot of us a been waiting for. your timing was exclusive. i'll say so. i was on fox ready of today's ago. the interviewer actually invited me to come back. recent people showed that 49 percent of young people under the age of 30 and a favorable reaction to the word socialist and was even higher among people of color. merriam-webster has an on-line dictionary with two words that had the most hits were socialism and capitalism. a young woman ran for city council in seattle. she beat a long time to regret. 100,000 votes, a huge amount of community indian support. things are changing. i read yesterday that the socialist

whoopi goldberg tweeting the good ship lollipop has sailed today with shirley temple aboard. look outside her home. the town that temple black called home in the later years of her life. peggy is in woodside and is going to join us with a live report. >> to the winter games, a look at the olympic flame burning in the olympic plaza in sochi. also a like look at the gateway to the slopes located about 30 miles away from the city. it's up there in the mountains, two new sports will crown their olympic medalists. >> two new events the women's ski jump and men's and women's slopestyle skiing. janelle wang joins us live. history will be made up there on the slopes. >> reporter: yes, slopestyle is back. we saw the snow boarders and we won two golds, this time skiers and the competition has wrapped up for the women. unfortunately there are no northern california skiers in this competition but look out for devin logan from vermont. maggie had to pull out after fracturing her ankle last friday. also making a debut the ski jump for women. its first appearance for women, 90 years after m

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