here is carrie goldberg on litigating sexual harassment. he . . . we live in a world where this kind of behavior is all too common. i'm sure many of you in this room have your own story. i know i do. nobody's victim is a book that gives the sufferers of these crimes they face and name and identity which for so long they have been shrouded in darkness, gaslight and not taken seriously. goldberg gives stories of that of a 15-year-old girl who was sexually assaulted at school and been suspended when she reported what happened to her. there's also a woman whose ex made bomb threats in her name and a man whose former boyfriend posted his information on a dating application inviting strangers to his home and work for sex. this book is an analysis of victims rights in a time when digital harassment is getting worse by the day and it's a warning call for what's to come if we don't take action now. moderating tonight's event is margaret talbot and essayist, nonfiction writer and staff writer for the new yorker. please help me welcome to politics and prose ma

with house speaker nancy pelosi with "the atlantic's" editor in chief jeffrey goldberg. she'll be talking about the legislative agenda and possible questions about renew called for impeaching president trump. >> madam speaker, i want to talk about a lot of things with you today, including such issues as consumer drug pricing, but there's a couple of issues that we probably should

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>> again, what jeff goldberg called the circus atmosphere. not that we're just getting physically ill, we're exhausted, we're not sleeping, everybody is drinking too much, but i think that we're going is the real feel. people saying i don't care or maybe i don't trust the thurnew. and those are bad outcomes. >> what do you tell people about avoiding being numb? what is the way to avoid that? >> i think we have some responsibility to cover this as though it is more than a reality show, more than wwf. if we continue to tell the truth, tell the facts, points out the lies, and try to help people understand that the situation today is exponentially worse than when they showed up at the airports after the first travel ban was put into effect, it is so much worse. and yet we are so tired. i think that our job in the end is to do our job, tell the truth, an hope people stick along for the ride. >> i want to point out something that people can google. it's about the limits of journalism. you say they're asking journalism to do too much. can you explai

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bre and i teamed up to win the big money. >> sunday on abc, the cast of "black-ish" takes on "the goldbergsreaks loose. >> if it's not there, you're still alive. you can't discuss it. >> did they just cheat? >> they did it, they did it. i think they did it. >> they are correct and i think we deserve an "x." >> ladies and gentlemen, this has never happened in the history of "family feud." >> you know what? that was -- bre and iway. >> that move. don't play.>> have a good night. thank y'all for coming. >> oh, thank you. >> well, there you go. >> this is how we exit. >> we'll see you tomorrow. good-bye. >>for people in the north bay tonight, our has officially restored more than 12 hours after pg e cut the lights off because of high fire the risk. thank you for joining us tonight at 8, 9, pam moore and i'm ken wayne about a 1000 homes and businesses in napa and sonoma counties spent much of the day in the da evening, the lights and the air conditioner started coming back on kron four's went to calistoga to talk to people who are affected there. >>the lights might be back on and the store is op

please help me welcome margaret talbot and carrie goldberg. [applause] >> this it great to be here with you carrie. did a profile of carrie for the "new yorker magazine" and get to spend time in her office and with her wonderful crew, and i have to say that though she does work on some really grim and frightening cases, she brings a real vibrance and fun and the people would work wither are so committed and it is actually -- it was strangely fun story to do because it was so great so spend the time with you and your group. but one of the things i learned that was knew to me when i started the story was -- i mean a lot of things. ed opened my eyes and one was that revenge porn, term that people use is actually a misleading porn, i is nonconsensual pop is their more accurate term because one motivation for distributing intimate photos that may have been shared in the context of a relationship, is revenge, by an angry ex and that's a common scenario there are people who do this kind of thing just for profit or some kind of sadistic laugh, and the

whoopi goldberg really blasting back against that saying you're wrong. watch this.ng called the blacklist. and a lot of really good people were accused of stuff. but he cared whether it was true or not. they were accused. and they lost the right to work. you don't have the right in this country, people can vote for who they want to, that's one of the great rights of this country. >> actor eric mccormick are saying they been misunderstood your reaction to the story? >> i completely and totally agree with whoopi goldberg, she was referencing the hollywood ten which disallowed certain directors in hollywood and veterans to participate in the business, we see they continue to push the narrative in hollywood in which they went to crate the culture in which americans follow. but the premise has been rejected by the market people. i think people like will be speaking up is excellent. >> we surprised to hear her speaking of? >> no because she has spoken up on other issues in which he believes whether president trump was being painted in a bad light negatively and inappropri

whoopi goldberg earlier said today that this is nuts. unfortunately, she did not stop there.she say tacking african-americans who support the president as, quote, mentally ill. she also said, we have the lowest unemployment for african-americans under donald trump than we've ever had and hispanic-americans and record numbers of women in the workplace and youth unemployment.and the best emplot situation since 1965. even a category 5 hurricane doesn't slow down the endless smears. hbo producer, david simon, actually tweeted calling and begging god to destroy mer-a-lago.unbelievable. this back to is awesome, -- this book is awesome, radicals, resistance, the left's plans to rebuild america. fox news contributor mike huckabee. congrats on the book, judge. i don't even know how to respond to this because you cannot talk these people out of the hate, rage, and psychosis. >> you know, this is what i talk about in my book.this is anothed hypocrite who is out for revenge san out to resist everything trump has done because hillary didn't get elect

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no matter what whoopi goldberg says, this what the democrats do. they destroy people.hey don't just disagree with you. i'm look at isaiah washington coming out saying he's walking away from the democrat party for good reasons. all they do is promise things, they don't do anything. he said i am fed up. i can think for myself. i'm going to vote republican because i think there is a chance they will do something for us. where the democrats, all they have done is give us lip service which is probably true. jesse: it's about destruction. it's about destroying your reputation. it's about taking he way your job, your livelihood. it's about take away your car, the food you eat. it's about destroying the opposition by any means necessary because they can't persuade enough voters through logic and reason to maybe vote for their own side. >> you left me with nothing to say. jesse: it's my world, check, but go ahead. >> that's how they operate. we get up every morning and disagree. but they get up every morning and they go to war. the end result of wares kill your enemy by any mea

"the view" co-host whoopi goldberg has strong words.t want to work with is your personal business. do not encourage people to print out lists because the next list that comes out your name will be on and then people will be coming after you. in this country, people can vote for who they want to, that is one of the great rights of this country. you don't have to like it. [applause] but you -- we don't go after people because we don't like who they voted for. we don't go after them that way. we can talk about issues and stuff, but we don't print out lists. >> brian: bravo whoopi. >> geraldo: katie, they reminds me of the castro brothers. joaquin the brother of julian the president candidate outing all the trump supporterers in san antonio. >> katie: wasn't just trump supporters. outing the trump supporters on the list castro supporters as well who had given donations to him. >> brian: the whole thing blew up. >> katie: republicans and democrats based on their right to do so and, yet, it backfired. when debra messing calls for the list of

. >> tonight on booktv in prime time you will hear from victims rights attorney carrie goldberg on litigating cases of sexual harassment former defense secretary jim mattis will recount his military career, american university professor hebron candy will argue that america must choose to be antiracist. joel's solitude will discuss the business of farming and sister helen proudhon will talk about her work to abolish the death penalty and that's all tonight starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern check your program guide for complete schedule. >> now on booktv "after words", ben how whether evangelicals are choosing political power over christian values. he is interviewed by author and history professor john feel. afterwards is a weekly interview program with relevant guesho

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[laughter] howie: after the break whoopi goldberg trying to blacklist donors and wants i mean, if youought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it's easy to manage your policy whenever, wherever. can i trouble you for another marshmallow? >> stars of will & grace start a furor of trump's donors in beverly hills, the reason mccormick tweeted so the rest of us can be clear who we don't want to work with. >> this is not a good idea. your idea of who you don't want to work with is your personal business, do not encourage people to print out lists because the next list that comes out your name will be on and people will be coming after you. howie: that didn't stop the president from hitting back hard saying nbc should fire her, joining us from chicago, carley shimkus, 24/7, siriusxm 115, what do you make of urgin

once whoopi goldberg came and told the truth, hats off for telling the truth. came at debra messing, messing wants to flip the script and plate victim. there was a case, the naacp against alabama. he warnltsd the naacp to turn over their list of supporters and members and donors because he said their participation in the naacp was hurting their state much the same way the liberals are saying trump supporters are hurting the country. the supreme court ruled against them because they wanted to names so they could intimidate and harass them. and the liberals want to harass and intimidate and ostracize and ruin the lives of people who have different political affiliations. they are the bullies. and when somebody stands up to a bully, the bully backs down and plays the victim. david: there is a term called projection where you have project on others attitudes you had yourself. they are the ones projecting black listing on others. they are projecting racism when they are the ones bringing race out. there is so much projection going on. they are revealing a lot of the

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give it up for our friend, whoopi goldberg. [ applause ] >> oh.thank you.d, i know but i'm -- i'm making the stand. i'm doing the stephen king book and so she's 108 and -- >> you lookod. >> not bad, right? >> you wear it well. >> black don't crack, george. [ applause ] but so i have all of this on my head. it is so heavy. [ laughter ] and it has been so long since i've had long hair like in that i barely can get myself together. >> ah. >> i did today, yes, yes. >> our crew got this together for us because we were inspired by your book to try and, you know, set up some little things on the desk here so how do we -- >> it's wonderful. does it make you happy? >> ah, because that's what you write about. it's not about being perfection, it's about fun when you do a party. >> listen, i just feel like -- there was so much in the world to keep you upset that i feel like we have the capability on a one-on-one basis for ourselves and for people we like to have some fun at the table and everybody's got stuff in their house that can live on the table when you invite pe

i've got to say kudos to whoopi goldberg for actually blistering debra messing today.atch. >> when was the last time the people did this, people ended ui killing themselves. this is not a good idea. we don't go after people because we don't like who they voted for. remember what the blacklist actually meant to people and don't encourage anyone, anyone to do it. >> i should say, robert, that eric mccormick, i think he felt some of the heat, whoopi and others, he came out on instagram post tonight just a few moments ago saying i want to be clear about my social media post from last week, which has been misinterpreted in a very upsetting way.oh, he's the. i don't support blacklist or discriminations of any kindas ad attest, i simply like to understand where trumps major donations are coming from, which is a matter of public record. i'm holding myself responsible for making educated and informed decisions that i can morally and ethically standby. to do that, transparency is essential. are you calling you know what on mccormick here?he said i want who i want to work with gr

by the way, this backtracking after whoopi goldberg of all people on the view, took them to task and really ripped them apart saying this is not what we do, people have a right to vote for who they want to vote for, give money to whom they want to give money to and this really smacks bill carthy era. of course senator joe mccarthy going after people whether they were communist or thought to be or there was no proof, pee got blacklisted, lost their livelihoods and their job. we see the same tactic being applied against trump supporter's. this is one more iteration of it. >> sean: you know, i used to come if i picked my music based on the politics of the band, the group, this anger come a lot of music that i like that i wouldn't be listening to or movies that i would like to watch that i wouldn't be watching. everyone has the freedom to have their own choices. i thought whoopi goldberg articulate on this and right on the money. >> yes. >> sean: but this is in reverse. on the awful lot about blowing up the white house, commit started there and this is what it has evolved into. are you o

i think whoopi goldberg's point actually blacklists really alienate people quite unfairly.of very dramatic saying this led certain people to kill themselves. she was very, very graphic in the details. as we go forward, if there is one thing you could change in the way that we report, in the way that citizens get information, what is it? >> well i think the first thing, go back to something that whoopie said there, deirdre, i think it is really important, look, we have different opinions. we have different politics. overall we're americans. we have so much in common, way more in common than we like to acknowledge when it comes to political issues. so let us not blacklist people because somebody disagrees with us. it is so important for us to find those areas where we do agree. let's have honest, factual debate where we do disagree but when it comes to the issues like money, why are people so afraid of acknowledging who they support? i genuinely question that. why are we afraid? why do we not proudly wear, i'm a trump supporter. i'm not personally. in my case i will vote for

susan sarandon and whoopi goldberg they called it out. been on this couch many times and other celebrities that's exactly what they do. it happens at the hollywood level and happens in pittsburgh and other places too. they are trying to shame people. brian: people don't necessarily change who they are going to vote for. they just keep it to themselves. makes you wonder does any poll remotely reflect where the american people are at? >> this is why all of a sudden donald trump wins 30 of the 50 states. i think donald trump is stronger politically than he has ever been before. these kind of tactics going after the average person, right? , the average person just fires people up. when they go try to take your guns, when they try to go do all this other stuff, it motivates those trump voters to come out. brian: did he just call us average? i thought i was above average. >> well, we have got above average and below average. steve: since we are talking about 2020,. ainsley: i'm chop liver, too. steve: let's talk a little bit since we are talkin

i want to bring in michelle goldberg with "the new york times." holtsman. and david scrojolly, former republican from georgia who since left the party. michell michelle, this feels qualitatively different than things that came before. why it you think? >> i think people who have been resistant to impeachment so far is starting to find nancy pelosi's position untenable. until now, there's been a couple different lines from people who want to avoid impeachment. they've either said that we have to protect the frontline members, right, at this isn't -- making them do this will endanger them. that changes when the frontline members, themselves, start coming out for impeachment then there's been this argument that you'll sometimes hear from pelosi allies that hthis has to be bipartisan and i think that has created such anger among the grassroots base that built the blue wave, right, that they put pelosi in power and now she's basically giving, you know, a criminal syndicate veto power over whether its boss gets indicted. >> although, it is the case to s

carrie goldberg is trying to change that.r and the author of a new book, "nobody's victim: fighting stalkers, psychos, pervs, and trolls." i know that your own path to becoming a lawyer, and helping people who are victims is actually due to your own ust find of sweptin 2013, i wasi me off my feet. we met online, and we'd developed a real connection before meeting. and as soon as we did, it was just like kind of an insta-marriage. and very quickly, though, it kind of went from being "oh he's so obsessed with me" to like scary obsession. and after about four months, i ended the relationship. and he basically told me that he was going to spend the rest of his life destroying mine. you know, he would send me messages saying that he'd hired people to come rape me. and i went to the police, and they told me go to family court. i went to family court, and thet amendment problem.carrie: it's o post pictures of my genitals the internet? that's insane. and so it was it was a real atre law called "the communications decency act" to a la

>> listening to an incredible interview between jeffrey goldberg and speaker of the house nancy pelosibeing as generous as she can be thus far on the questions, is this an impeachable offense? she's been cautious, reluctant to go there, talk impeachment. she's gone further than before saying she'll talk to her caucus, making a statement later as calls, this chorus, now continues to grow into an impeachment inquiry. they alluded to a trump tweet that just happened sitting up there on the stage. go to kaitlan collins, white house correspondent. the news from the president and what he's authorizing, kaitlan. so what did he tweet? >> reporter: yeah. brooke, a call from the president that was perfect, beautiful and appropriate, but tomorrow we get to judge for ourselves. trump is authorizing release, unredacted version of the transcript of his call with the ukrainian president that july 25th phone call that has really stirred up so much scrutiny's in recent days. the president says we'll get it tomorrow and says we'll see it's very friendly and a totally appropriate call says there was no p

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evening we learned one of the individuals on that list mentioned in a whistleblower complaint kurt goldberg, the special representative to ukraine has resigned from his position. >> we are hearing a republican is now backing the impeachment inquiry. what do you know?>> that is developing information this evening. this is a congressman from nevada. we can tell you because congress members are now headed into their district recess or district work ., they will be facing a lot of questions from constituents both republicans and also democrats, particularly democrats and those swing districts, so it will be a very interesting two- week recess for house lawmakers. as you mentioned, new tonight, there is one republican member, a congressman from nevada now supporting the impeachment inquiry led by house democrats.>>> this thing is changing literally minute by minute and a few minutes ago, president trump at the white house to address a crowd at a hispanic heritage event. there was no talk of impeachment tonight. and the administration took great pains to invite supporters to the stage and to show

editor in chief of the atlantic magazine jeffrey goldberg joins us now.antic festival is underway in washington, d.c., ask and boy did you have the number one guest to start off your festival. >> what a day. jeffrey, i'm curious, you know, we went through impeachment before. actually, nancy and i were in the house back in the late 1990s, and i had a very -- i was surprised at my gut reaction seeing her talk yesterday, and it was -- i felt like the breath was taken out of me. i'm not suggesting she shouldn't have moved forward with it, but it was just -- it's a tragedy. it's in the constitution. this is part of the process, but i was filled with a profound sense of sadness that the country is where we are. again, not passing judgments on whether we should be here or not, i think what the president did was grievous. i'm just curious, did you sense that at all in nancy pelosi, someone who loves the institution and has been through this before? >> i felt the same exact thing sitting with her on stage. i felt, obviously, a couple of hours after we did our inte

los angeles times columnist jonah goldberg kimberly atkins.ter, national editor of the cook political report, and peter baker, white house correspondent for "the new york times." i'm going to start with james, your colleague at "the new york times," peter. try to understand donald trump as a person with psychologist and strategy and motivation, and you will inevitably spiral into confusion and cofeoffee. he's not a person. he's a tv character. and everybody sort of overanalyzed sharpie gate. that was just as good of a reminder as any. >> yeah, i think that's exactly right. we do in some ways attach so much importance to small events because we're trying to understand this unlikeliest of presidents. this is so different than any other president we're used to, any other president would get into a fluffal about something small like this and make it go away by stop talking about it. we may talk about it, i get it, but the truth is if we didn't talk about it every day for a week, it would wear out. the storm would dissipate, but in trump world, tha

if you think back to the interview that president barack obama did with jeff goldberg in the atlantic just before he left office, there are really a lot of echoes of what you hear with president trump. he talked about a -- being -- there was this sort of anger and frustration sounding through about the lies and what they do. this has been coming for some time, probably a little bit of exhaustion with the wars and terrorism and vigilance. but the fact is, the american people have, two impulses simultaneously. one is, we are tired of those burdens of leadership, can't somebody else do? it you hear that in echoed by president trump and earlier by president obama, but they also don't want to see syrian babies choking on nerve gas. they don't want to see people beheaded on tv like isis was doing and vladimir putin laying waste to their neighbors or venezuelan stalk because they have a bad government so what the president to do is to activate the part of america that wants to continue to lead, and sometimes i think you get that from this administration. >> brennan: is there an identity that

let me -- >> she swatted that down, ari. >> let me bring in michelle goldberg. you've been writing and handicapping a lot of what the speaker's been doing. i want to play sound of the speaker earlier today at one of her events talking about this ukraine issue specifically and why in her view is an abuse of power. take a look. >> we had many other, shall we say, candidates for impeachable offense in terms of the constitution, but this one is the most understandable by the public. >> your view of what the speaker did tonight. >> well, first of all, i'm grateful and relieved, you know, because i've been very critical of nancy pelosi on this show, in my column yesterday. i am so glad that she is finally on board and that somebody in this country has taken charge of holding the president accountable. but it's interesting because when i've talked to people in the past about why she's been so reticent on impeachment, often they've said the public isn't there. for pro-impeachment people that's been very frustrating because it's the job of democratic leaders to lead publ

here is what whoopi goldberg said yesterday.te for who they want to. that is one of the great rights of this country. you don't have to like it. [applause] we don't go after people because we don't like who they voted for. we don't go after them that way. we can talk about issues and stuff, but we don't prints out lists. steve: you notice there was applause for what she said because she is absolutely right. ainsley: good for her. i agree with her. brian: guys like clinton eastwood and kelsey grammer could go. sadly you can name just about everyone. dean cain would show up. and antonio is a bat that would probably be there and maybe they want to show up and show the president wants support they don't want to lose 50% of their audience. box office people some people out there would go i don't want someone who is going to be too politically oriented i'm thought going to show them support even though guys like robert continue anywhere rodeniro don'e when they present their hatred. targeting people supporting not an extreme candidate

jeffrey goldberg, we'll see you tomorrow for more on the atlantic festival.hington, d.c. and you can get your tickets at the atlantic festival.com today starting off with nancy pelosi this afternoon on stage. congratulations, jeffrey, and we can't wait to hear everything when you come back tomorrow. and coming up, we'll talk to two freshman democrats who say if the allegations about ukraine are true, it would be an impeachable offense for president trump. congresswoman elissa slotkin and abigail spanberger will be our guests next on "morning joe." l r guests next on "morning joe. standard of care. it's how we bring real hope to our cancer patients- like viola. when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, her team at ctca created a personalized care plan that treated her cancer and strengthened her spirit. so viola could focus on her future. their future. this is how we inspire hope. this is how we heal. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. cancer treatment centers of america. (logo whooshes) ♪ (logo chiming) - [woman] with shark's du

with house speaker nancy pelosi with "the atlantic's" editor in chief jeffrey goldberg. she'll be talking about the legislative agenda and possible questions about renew called for impeaching president trump. >> madam speaker, i want to talk about a lot of things with you today, including such issues as consumer drug pricing, but there's a couple of issues that we probably should get to before we do that. so we're in a strange and unprecedented situation in this country. we have a president who apparently or evidently reached out to a foreign leader to ask that foreign leader to investigate one of his domestic political rivals, which is another way of saying that the president of the united states asked a foreign government to interfere in an election and possibly subordinated american national security interests to his own personal needs and desires. my question to you is, is that an impeachable offense? >> well, first let me say how pleased i am to be here this afternoon. it's a busy day. the program opening with the arts is something i was very excited about because -

keep all sort of you know talking about previous experiences jeffrey goldberg who was very important in spreading of the law that led to the iraq war about weapons of mass destruction he is now read 3 knobs on the most important issue remember. so these people there is complete impunity these people who are who basically perjured themselves like james burgett before the congress they gave him a position in the debate that goes back to my introduction this is 2 tiered justice system here because you know we we we have someone like jim comey for now off the hook but the new. papadopoulos in union you have. mr stone roger stone i mean it seems to be i mean what would be equitable when this is also. when done if there's any kind of ending is it gives trump should give immunity to all these people give a pardon to everyone and get this behind us. i think a triumph or. 2 and it goes into the election because it's so many. weaknesses there which they wish the democrats build so much of their legitimacy on so i think one key consequence of this will be they might as well be handing 4 more ye

is wrong you are you sure you with with ms will be goldberger so choose other goes on the viewer really want to respond to resonate with this quote saying listen the last time people did this people of the killing themselves this is not a good idea ok your idea of who you don't want to work with is your personal business do not encourage people to print out a list because the next list that comes out your name will be on and then people be coming after you that's exactly a good point because whatever whatever you do don't protest the other side's going to do in protest by example only seen that over and over again i mean we see it and there's always a pushback there is blowback to whatever gets done especially when it's irrational you know like do you think 1st of all it's the same of the same conservatives who is going to be at this who's going to whoever will be we must know it's such a i'll tell you who do you can. james woods probably. angeles. boy john boy probably going to be there it's like literally it's a handful of people here and a bunch of financier is an executive producers