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on a call-in radio show in the spring of 2017, michelle goldberg, dennis slate columnist of "the newyork times" got into an altercation with a caller named scott from tennessee who berated her and fellow members of the coastal elite for a tone that drip with condescension when talking about middle america. she responded angrily that she was repulsed by the sentiment the caller expressed, but the hurt and was somehow more authentic than america's centers. the irony is that there was no obvious policy differences argument separating them. rather, they were separated by emotional commitments, by their rage. goldberg's rage against real and persistent racism and sexism is entirely legitimate in a country black men are imprisoned x times the rate of whites in the same proportion of women sexually assaulted while in college is currently serving in the u.s. legislature. scott's rage is legitimate to the separate of blue-collar workers from michigan gets dismissed for some summarily talk into deplorable are expressing their anger. but the average is also a self-fulfilling because it cuts out

adrian goldberg from five live investigates.out displaying intercontinental ballistic missiles. there were tanks, weapons and thousands of goose—stepping soldiers parading through the streets of pyongyang to show their devotion to their leader, kim jong—un. but the event focused on peace and economic development, with doctors, nurses and engineers taking part on colourful floats. the parade comes at a sensitive time as efforts to ease tensions with the united states have stalled. let's talk to laura bicker in the south korean capital, seoul this seems to have been a slightly toned down military parade. little bit of a softer approach, not what we have come to expect on many occasions from north korea but as you rightly point out there were tanks, artillery, wednesday, the goose—stepping soldiers but missing we re goose—stepping soldiers but missing were the intercontinental of the stick missiles which many believe are capable of reaching the united states. but showing them at this centre that time would perhaps have revoked the

let's go to michelle goldberg who's written beautifully about this with passion. do you think this will -- i mean, i do. i'll make the case. the fbi's got a lot of people. they can put 50 people down in rehoboth or dewey beach down there and find this character, and they can even get him on the record if they spend enough time with him. the same with the people who may have been at the party, all the people that made this woman who went to high school in ghaithers fwur ghaithersburg, the woman in new york, ramirez. it does seem they've got the fire power to find out a good percentage of the truth about this guy. your thoughts, michelle? >> i think that's right, and i think that that's why this came as tiss-- i mean, this came as profound relief to me because what christine blasey ford, what the democrats have been asking for has not been that radical, right? they've been asking for an fbi investigation. they've been asking for at least the -- at least a process as decent as anita hill got, which is now remembered as a national shame, and so i think that, yes, ther

from celebrities like whoopi goldberg to former u.s. president bill clinton. from family to friends. aretha franklin's funeral a celebration of every part of the star's incredible life. ariana grande they performing a cover of one of franklin's biggest hits. them motown singer smokey robinson dedicating a song to his childhood friend. and there were touching tributes from a wreath as own family. know monna worst not you can. thank you for loving me. thank you for believing in me as much as you do. former u.s. president bill clinton also paid his respects she worked. for she. stood against. everything. but there was no getting away from the prejudice this woman had overcome she was. there no white where all she had hoped crowds product could fight. franklin's long time friend stevie wonder closed out the concert and this was a goodbye fit for a queen especially the queen of so. that they were held to a goalless draw by one of the chaps in. the sides best shots in the fuss hall who could only hit the ball from close range. that's the latest. on her in the house.

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[shouting] well, i think it's when whoopi goldberg said what is the deep state and who's in charge? and that's i think where the wheel fell off the wagon, the first segment was pretty good but the second was not so good but it's fine. i don't really care but it was a microcosm of what goes on in this country every day when the left tries to shut down the right. you are not allowed to speak. you are not allowed to say something that is pro-trump, pro-american, pro-american flag, prolonged order, anticrime. i don't know what happened. what happened to america? my father, a veteran of world war ii, he was on the first ship to nagasaki. he saw the tunes. he died very young. my grandfather was in world war ii also . we believe in america and we believed in the flag. we believed that no one is above the law and no one is below the law. >> watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> next on book tvs "after words", political columnist derek hunter offers his thoughts on how progressives influenced academia, the media and pop culture to advance their agenda. he's interviewed by bo

four of the state department's finest, philip goldberg, david hale, michelle sissen and dan smith. this is the highest and most prestigious rank in service, they should be proud. the american people, too, should be proud for them representing our country. they have all proven over many years of service that their outstanding diplomatic skills and leadership qualities are much needed and that they're delivering. they're an inspiration too. they're great leaders. i congratulate them all on behalf of all of my state department colleagues. this is a good step towards strengthening the state department's leadership, something i've put at the top of my priority set in my first, now, several months here. i know that american diplomacy is most agile and most effective when we have our entire team in place. we need to have that senior leadership team empowered. to that end, we do have some new leaders already making an impact. i mentioned david hale, my undersecretary for political affairs. we also have director kiron skinner who i have not mention before, she is a highly distinguished acad

you exhibited that with that tramp will be goldberg. [laughter] i am a professional sports you don't get enough hissing contest with a skunk. [laughter] that was unbelievable it made me love you more. >> thank you. [applause] >> let me quickly say something. i got off the stage and i went down. i had cohosted that show before by the way and i had been on for other books but whoppi said something i don't remember but something like you and trump don't care and my blood pressure went up because i spent my life fighting for the victims and the underdogs you name it, that has been my passion so i said whoppi i fought for victims my whole life that is the one thing is said to her. and she said after you. i said did you just say f you? she said yes now get the f out of the building. i am standing there with my editor from the publishing house with hair and makeup and they are like this. [laughter] i love to go toe to toe with most people. i love the fight. i said let's just go. as we started to walk out she followed me yelling get the f out o

you exhibited that with that tramp whoopi goldberg. i am in professional sports. you don't get in the hissing contest with the skunk. you exhibited that unbelievable. i just wanted to compliment you. that made me love you more. >> thank you. thank you. >> let me just quickly say something. when i got off the stage and i went down, will be had -- and i've cohosted that show before, by the way, i had been on for my other books, but she had said something on the stage, i don't remember it exactly, you and trump care about victims. that just, you know, my blood pressure went up. i had spent my life crusading for the crime victim, underdog, victim of domestic violence, elderly, you name it, that has been my passion. i have fought for victims my whole life. that is the one thing i said to her. she said, are there kids in here? all right. she said, su. did you just say s you? she just said yes. now get the f out of the building. they are like this. i love to fight. i love to go toe to toe with most people. i'm like, let's just go. i was very calm at that point. we starte

[applause] and you exhibited that with that tramp, whoopi goldberg. i'm in professional sports and we have a saying, you don't get ended up kissing contest with the skunk. you exhibited that unbelievable. yet that made me love you more. >> let me quickly say something. when i got off the stage and i went down, and i had cohosted that show before and i have been on with my other books but will be said something that she said something like you and trump don't care about victims. and my blood pressure were not. i have spent my life restating for the elderly, the child abuse, that is been my passion. so i say, would be, i have fought for victims my whole life and she said, their kids in here? she said after you. and i said did you just say f you and she said yes. now get the f out of the building. i am standing there with my editor from the publishing house and hair and makeup like this. and i love to fight and go toe to toe with most people, but i was like let's just go, as we started to get ready to walk out she followed me saying get out of my buildin

jay goldberg joins me by phone. he has a book, "the courtroom is my theater." range of issues. do you think paul manafort had to make this decision and had no other way out? >> a very, very powerful weapon in the government's arsenal. andrew weisman runs the case. bob mueller doesn't run the day-to-day case. andrew weissman is a very, very questionable prosecutor. i'm concerned about weissman being in control of the destiny of donald trump through the testimony of manafort. >> you think that andrew weissman who was in court today, you think that he is being too tough and you're afraid of what he will use manafort's new information for against your client, your former client? >> i think donald has taken the position there is no and was no collusion. your guests frequently hungry to devour him as a vulture. you've got to understand that manafort and cohen are anxious to avoid prison and get the kind of sentence that papadopoulos got and under the direction of weissman they're testimony could be suspect. weissman is the prosecutor in the arthur anderson case that

here to talk about what's going on, michelle goldberg a the "new york times" and rosy gray who reported on those e-mails. there's the spectrum of people, lots of people who have lost their job in this administration for things they have written or said, facebook posts about the president or michelle obama or birth certificate. i am still kind of catching my breath from the nature of these e-mails. who was this guy hanging out with? >> well, what i reported is that, you know, basically ian smith was in e-mail contact and appears been involved in the planning of social events with a circle of younger white nationalists in washington. people with ties to institutions like the national policy institute or american renaissance and he appears to have known these people. >> yeah, but i want to, like -- i just feel like that language is maybe a little excessively polite. if someone is writing you an e-mail saying the party is going to be judenfrie, that's a nazi, even if it's tongue in cheek. that's a tongue in cheek joke made by someone -- >> it's a kind of ironic joke about their own anti-sem

whoopi goldberg. tyler perry. jennifer lewis.>> she took the gifts god gave her, and she kept getting a little bigger every day. >> reporter: former president bill clinton front and center reminding the audience to think about franklin's enormous influence. ♪ you better think think about what you're trying to do to me ♪ ♪ think that you're going to let yourself be free ♪ >> it's the key to freedom. god bless you, aretha, we love you. >> she represented the best in our community, and she fought for our community until the end. >> reporter: and today her community showed up to celebrate the daughter of a baptist preacher whose soaring career never lost sight of its gospel roots. ♪ >> reporter: the music worthy of the occasion with gladys knight. ♪ he is my living >> reporter: the clarke sisters. >> i hope she don't mind, i don't think she work, i'm going to come out of my shoes. >> reporter: fantasia kicking off her shoes during a gospel overtu overture. ♪ and a pop princess with a soul tribute. ariana grande belting out "you make

i lean over my shoulder and i see whoopi goldberg and i'm listening to her.h about the experience is -- i'm trying to take it in. >> "the view" is in its 22nd season. weekdays at 10:00 a.m. only on abc 7. >> one of the bands will perform it and maroon five will perform during halftime of super bowl liii in atlanta. it is one of the top selling bands of the last 15 years. billboard says the selection is being met with tepid enthusiasm. and outright snark. doesn't that define what the internet does? >> yeah, you are right, larry. >>> all right, president trump isn't holding back in his criticism of jeff sessions. >> i'm disappointed in the attorney general for numerous reasons. >> why he says he doesn't have an attorney general. >>> plus, thousands still without power as officials plead with north carolina residents to stay away from their h what does help for heart failure look like? ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medi

joining me to discuss this is michelle goldberg and rosie gray who first broke the story. me start with you, rosie. there's a spectrum of people. there are a lot of people who have lost their job in this administration for things they have written or said, facebook posts about the president or michelle obama, birth certificate. i am still kind of catching my breath from the nature of these e-mails. who was this guy hanging out with? >> well, what i reported is that basically ian smith was in e-mail contact and appears to have been involved in the planning of social events with a circle of sort of younger white nationalists in washington. you know, people with ties to institutions like the national policy institute or american renaissance and he appears to have known these people. >> yeah, but i just want to like -- i just feel like that language is maybe a little excessively polite. if someone is writing you an e-mail saying the party is going to be judenfrei. that's a nazi. even if it's in tongue in cheek, that's a tongue in cheek joke -- >> it's an ironic joke about thei

"new york times" columnist michelle goldberg. "boys will be supreme court justices."s based on her review this accuser looks credible, but will it matter? i wonder just big picture how you feel and what you've concluded about whether there is improvement and what is still being done wrong as we look to adjudicate in public a difficult thing the weight of this accusation and the facts against this judge and whether he should be promoted. >> i think there's certainly improvement, first of all that everybody -- there seems to be a broad consensus that these charges should be taken seriously and should be aired. a lot of the pushback in the right wing media to christine blazy ford coming forward has almost assumed what she is saying is probably correct, but basically said it hasn't been a big deal. you see a lot of people saying, is it really fair to judge somebody for what they did in high school? ari fleischer, former george w. bush press secretary, talking on fox news, can one little incident in high school derail your opportunity to ascend to a supreme court seat or t

jonah goldberg, senior editor at "national review" and national reporter for "politico." welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. it was in 1991 when clarence thomas' path to confirmation was interrupted by anita hill with sexual harassment in the workplace. helping to usher in 1992's year of the woman at the ballot box. as "time" magazine illustrated, the specter of the thomas-hill hearing now hang over supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. now christine blasey ford accused him of sexually assaulting her at a party. when they were teenagers. late yesterday, ford and the committee tentatively agreed she would testify on thursday. they're still working out the details for what could be one of the national stop what you're doing events and watch. of note, as of last night, four people that ford had said were at the party with her including kavanaugh have said they have no recollection of being there. the kavanaugh nomination is

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over 20 years ago, it's still surreal to sit there, and i lean over my shoulder and i see whoopi goldbergnd i'm listening to her and so much about the experience is -- i'm trying to take it all in. such a cool one. >> "the view" is now in its 22nd season. you can watch abby along with sunny, joy, whoopi whoopi whoopi w and adding another conservative voice on the panel of five. >> i've been watching a little bit before our show and it's a panel of very strong opinion, and it's interesting to watch her any time there's a new person come on navigate their way through those personalities and try to fit in. >> yeah. it's interesting because they always do it in a very respectful way when they do argue their different viewpoints. >> that's what you like about it, too. not in your face, hurt each other. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. >> be ready for the warmer weather. you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go you

from celebrities like whoopi goldberg. to former u.s. president bill clinton. from family. to friends. a recent franklins funeral as celebration of every part of the star's incredible life. ariana grande day performing a cover of one of franklin's biggest hits. motown singers smokey robinson dedicating this song to his childhood friend. and they were touching tribute from a reese's own family. will be you know monna worst once again which means. thank you for loving me. thank you for believing in me as much. former u.s. president bill clinton also paid his respects. she worked. for she. see the how good ginsberg. and she can't be everything. he was a soldier but there was no getting away from the pride she does this woman had as a calm she was a prime one man and a white man where i'll see hope klaus fada good right now is the time that clown the queen. and this is a good fight fit for a queen especially the queen of sound. bites and journalist shot and case and joins us from detroit welcome to w. a joyful funeral rather than a sad occasion talk us through who's that what's

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jeffrey goldberg, thank you.at's the opening line of "hard ball" going to be tonight? >> mika has to know. >> it's early in the day. that is resolved and decided around 5:30 or 6:00 in the evening. lots more news. we live on "the new york times" and the "washington post." we're news driven and, you know, i think we always hope a story breaks around 5:30 or 6:00, the hottest story breaks the latest, we love that, then we go on the air at 7:00 and we break the news. so i can't give it to you now because i can't tell what it's going to be tonight. it will have to do with trump process. >> it's a process. >> it's all connected, joe. i was certain the night when the big omarosa broke that he would go omarosa, let's play hard ball. >> or les moonves. >> less is more. all right. still ahead on "morning joe," before brett kavanaugh was a supreme court nominee he spent more than three years working for ken starr, the independent counsel who investigated bill clinton. ken starr joins us with his new book on that era straig

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jeffrey goldberg is editor in chief of "the atlantic." ramesh ponnuru at the "national review" and columnist for blockberg view. and jamelle bouie is slate chief political correspondent and political analyst here at cbs news, great to be back with all of you. susan let's start with thely deal from paul manafort the president's former campaign manager. excuse me, campaign chairman. what does it mean? >> it means that robert mueller does not tweet. it means that robert mueller i indiets and convicts and that is a powerful statement indeed to have the president's personal lawyer, the president's former national security advisor now his campaign chairman it is really quite a remarkable thing. i think it does signal that we are approaching some kind of decision point when it comes to the most fundamental question of all about collusion and the president's role. >> dickerson: jamelle, what could paul manafort give? it look like from the way this is done he's already handed over something as part of the deal that he structured. >> he could help

adrian goldberg is the presenter of five live investigates — he gave me more details about the investigationremier league and in the championship are sponsored by betting firms. so we looked at the club specifically who sponsored by these gambling companies and 15 of them, and as say, that encompasses clubs in the premier league, the english championship, the scottish premier league, 15 of them has links through to betting companies on the children's section of their websites. since we alerted the club to that fact, they have now taken down those links. the english football league have said they are embarrassed by our findings. they have apologised. and they say it was all down to a misunderstanding of the advertising standards authority's rules. nevertheless, it just highlights the fact that, without our intervention, you have got young people being clearly targeted through their football club loyalties by betting firms. and gambling amongst young people is an increasing problem, isn't it? i think the gambling commission have said 25,000 children are already problem gamblers, which is an ex

even liberals should-- i know they don't think of goldberg of what they should read, people on the left should read it, too. it's telling. >> okay, this isn't going to happen this year. >> no, you're asking me-- what, the next 20 days or something like that? no, no, it's a bigger question. >> this seems to be more negative than ever before. >> look it, i'm a catholic, look what's going on. the deinstitutionalization of critical core institutions of civil society are under duress right now, not just government. and so as people, we have to do more on our own with our families and our communities and our churches and our governments and every other institutions to build up those institutions to teach how important these institutions are. and as a conservative, i believe we need to do more to free up space for civil society, for civil society to reinsert itself in the rightful place. in the big expensive place between ourselves and our government, which is where we lead our lives. go to janesville. row tearions, the optimists, the golden key guys, all the groups, civil society, the churche

to improve relations with mark goldberg and all ford . training of military officers and it concerned that move coming off to the us. program we can't been in place for decades the us really be interested got idea down and of darn pete the americans are already talking to the taliban directly and it will be important to see what kind of expectation they bring forward as far as budget on it concerned but the new government need to tell the american that the new relationship between the two countries has to be based on mutual respect don had already rejected the trump administration. and. that it will not be taking dictation from the united states any more. afghan rashid is a journalist in the author of several books on pakistani politics he says the u.s. hasn't seen enough progress in pakistan to continue sending aid the major u.s. demand is for pakistan to if you like delivered a college band in other words push to college who are living in pakistan to push him into peace talks with the americans and the kabul government and it appears th

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section never used on removing a president deemed unfit and that section ree section reads like a rube goldberghine. the vice president can send a letter to the president pro tem claiming the president is nutty as a fruitcake and as soon as that letter is received, bam, the president is out, the vice president becomes the acting president. not so fast. the president can then write his own letter and send it back to congress saying he's feeling perfectly fine after which the vice president and a majority of the cabinet still want him gone they have to send another letter. now once that happens, within three weeks two-thirds of congress must vote to declare the president unfit otherwise he becomes president again and the vp goes back to his old job but presumably not for long. the odds of that happen iing, tt the bulk of his cabinet, two-thirds of both houses and the vp would turn on him are incredibly long. so the chances that the 25th amendment gets written into president trump's history are slim to say the least. that's your reality check. >> very interesting history, john. thank you. >> indee

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