he lost hilary clinton's campaign. does he have a fox news contract?s he writing for conservative websites. i want to know as you know in washington d.c. when people do strange things like this, creatures of the swamp, they are doing it for a reason. mark penn joins us now with press secretary sean spicer. mark i didn't expect you to be on the program. i'm not going to lie. we have been opposing each other for many years. we have never had this happen to an american president ever. it's never been this bad. we got pfizer lies. we have a deep state, spies in a campaign. this is bad for the country. explain what you meant. >> that's right. i spent a year fighting ken starr when i thought that was wrong. a lot of people on fox news were gung ho in that. i saw how destructive it was to the presidency, the people around him and it resulted in nothing. i'm a skeptical person. at first it seemed like a good process. it made sense. more and more questions came to the fore. how did this get started? what techniques were used? what was behind the warrant? people

if hilary run she would have fires comey on day one.>> only obstruction of hilary getting in the white house. >> that is almost >> it is not. >> it is. i will ask -- so mull are indicts the 13 bought companies. turns out one was not a company at the time. >> yea. >> saw that and he never expected they would actually respond. and now they will have discovery. and i'm predicting mueller will have to yank the indictments. yes, ma'am it will go down to six. >> 13 will be gone. >> we had 19. 19 minus six. >> judge that talked about the 2005 tax case with the ukraine not russia and trying to use it to squeeze and tighten the screws to turn on trump for prosecution. 2005. >> mull are had more contacts than trump >> that is absolutely untrue. >> and biassed agents struck and page because they were so corrupt and the rest his team are democrat donors. >> rod is a republican. and everyone. name only. >> if someone is. we don't know what he is. -- he is not -- [laughter]. not a republican. i don't mean to be you better swing back this is the bigge

a little concealer, lip gloss, get back into bed. >> this is hilarious but also exactly how people do it. >> it's not a bad thing, it's just different. >> so it's false. >> yes. at the end of the day i think her skits really drive home the fact that social media is not reality. >>> body paint, will they notice it? next right this minute. >>> and still to come -- >> oh, my gosh. >> this reporter is on a mission to spot something special. >> her excitement is con dangerous and going viral. see the endeering moment when she makes the rare find. >> i think it's still there. >>> plus don't miss the you choose give away thursday's buzz word for your chance to snag a google home or amazon echo is next. it's a long-distance run. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for over 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just four months.

the russian hoax, the i wil i wt scheme to clear hilary clinton and frame donald trump.king about spy gate. we have a lot of time to talk. you said, sean, i looked up the definition of what a spy is. this is the government definition? >> this is the plain dictionary definition. if you look up spy in the thesaurus, it says secret or undercover agent. that's what he was, deployed, under cover to gather information through listening or conversations done secretly. yes, this was a spy operating. the media wants to quibble over semantics to trash trump as a liar, but the media is too lazy or stupid to look it up. >> journalism in america is dead. it's dead. it's gone. it's buried. they are all liberal activists. i have amazing stuff we are doing you will be proud of. i promise you that. sarah, good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> i didn't watch a lot of t.v. this weekend, and i don't like fake news. i'm watching the shows and they are like a love letter. the letter to kim jung un, or break up first or break up letter. i'm watching. they are all saying the same thing. i

actually their beneficiaries whose money this is are now pocketing guaranteed losses so it's not hilarious to them as i said the pension accounts and the retirement accounts are programmed robotically algorithmically to buy these bonds even though makes no rational sense they're locking in losses now that makes no sense so i get on the titanic and you hear the warnings there's an iceberg ahead iceberg ahead but you say you know i'm going to ignore the warnings i'm still going to sail into the iceberg again they're basically italy is allowed to borrow at a lot cheaper rate than the united states people are buying negative yielding bonds on a government that's about to disappear to implode the economy there in italy let's look to investors in the united states mint mostly new york stock exchange and nasdaq all that trading is done by robots but those robots act on behalf of the ordinary investor and for pension funds and things like that but they're also v.c. funds and they've been well the entire economy is movie based now enjoy it while you can overall seventy six percent of the companies

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yeah there that's exactly right it was hilarious listening to macro on discussing syria and this role that the end of the france was going to play in syria that there's even realize that a few days earlier. the syrians were celebrating a day of independence independence when france evacuated syria that's that's that's what the syrians are celebrating the departure of the french the idea that they can now going to be welcoming their former colonial masters with open arms is a lot of bull but i do think that the american french british policy in syria is actually rather dangerous because while this is a they have no real prospect of winning because they don't have any likely candidates who can form any sort of a government in syria what they can do is to prevent any kind of a settlement in syria and i think that's really what they're going to try and do which is to prevent any kind of consolidation of syrian government control because all the various candidates i mean the americans proposal for the s.d.f. we're which is a largely kurdish that's. not no go because the turks don't want th

she is more pop lawyer than hilary and chuck schumer f.epublicans could engineer a vote withhold be speaker of the house in january of 2019. i would be prepared say the republicans keep the majority. there are so many, swing voters who don't want pelosi as speaker that action would make a difference. third, there is still a difference with dem the kras and republicans, a lot can't wait to vote in november. republicans are less energyides. if the g. o. p. gets a pelosi vote they will keep majority. >> laura: the i, word is a big motevator for republicans. that will intensify over the fall. more we hear congress man like al green and others talk about we get the house. articles of impeachment will hit that right away. a lot of the republicans in middle of the road people see the economy going up they don't want to 3 it back. that will be a plus for the republicans along with the economy. wroo don't turn back the clock would work. democrats have not offered an alternative it is why trump and house republicans are wrong. voters want to vote pe

actually their beneficiaries whose money this is are now pocketing guaranteed losses so it's not hilarious to them as i said the pension accounts and the retirement accounts are programmed robotically algorithmically to buy these bonds even though makes no rational sense or locking in losses the other makes no sense and so i get on the titanic and you hear the warnings there's an iceberg ahead iceberg ahead but you say you know i'm going to ignore the warnings i'm still going to sail into the iceberg again they're basically italy is allowed to borrow at a lot cheaper rate than the united states people are buying negative yielding bonds on a government that's about to disappear to implode the economy there in italy let's look to investors in the united states mint mostly new york stock exchange and nasdaq and all that trading is done by robots but those robots act on behalf of the ordinary investor and for pension funds and things like that but they're also v.c. funds and they've been well the entire economy is movie based now enjoy it while you can overall seventy six percent of the compan

actually their beneficiaries whose money this is are now pocketing guaranteed losses so it's not hilarious to them as i said the pension accounts and the retirement accounts are programmed robotically algorithmically to buy these bonds even though makes no rational sense or locking in losses the other makes no sense so i get on the titanic and you hear the warnings there's an iceberg ahead iceberg ahead but you say you know i'm going to ignore the warnings i'm still going to sail into the iceberg again they're basically italy is allowed to borrow at a lot cheaper rate than the united states people are buying negative yielding bonds on a government that's about to disappear to implode the economy there in italy let's look to investors in the united states mint mostly new york stock exchange and nasdaq an all that trading is done by robots but those robots act on behalf of the ordinary investor and for pension funds and things like that but they're also v.c. funds and they've been well the entire economy is movie based now enjoy it while you can overall seventy six percent of the companies t

yeah there's exactly right it was hilarious listening to macro on discussing syria and this role that the end of the france was going to play in syria that there's even realize that a few days earlier. the syrians were celebrating a day of independence independence when france evacuated syria that's that's that's what the syrians are celebrating the departure of the french the idea that they can now going to be welcoming their former colonial masters with open arms is a lot of bull but i do think that the american french british policy in syria is actually rather dangerous because while this is a they have no real prospect of winning because they don't have any likely candidates who can form any sort of a government in syria what they can do is to prevent any kind of a settlement in syria and i think that's really what they're going to try and do which is to prevent any kind of consolidation of syrian government control because all the various candidates i mean the americans proposal for the s.d.f. we're which is a largely kurdish that's. not no go because the turks don't want them an

hilarious. i think it's a win. i think it's a great promo. kimberly: jesse would be there taking a selfie. tiger selfie. >> juan: dana, you heard from jesse. they have birds, a lemur, macaws, a fox. >> dana: they could've just had dogs, and it would've been great. jesse just laid it all out there. i think all of this stuff for these parties is a little bit out of control for my tastes. i like to stay home. i'm not a party animal. >> jesse: you haven't been to prom, dana? >> dana: i went to prom but i didn't like it. >> greg: i am against jungle appropriation. i think it's offensive but i applaud this prom because it's a sign of a highly affluent society that we can afford access problems. this is like a legal form of cocaine. it's proof you have too much money. our kids are so much better off than my generation. all generations. because they are starting with more. they are starting with more technology, better technology. they have more free time to do whatever they want. they have enhanced options to do anything in life because of their fre

it'd be great to have hilary be the president, because then you could show that women can do anythingd did it first. [ laughter and applause ] and i would have loved to have bill clinton as the first gentleman because the spouse of the president is the one who sometimes give tours of the white house, and i would have loved to see bill be like, "these are our drapes. they're covered in my semen. [ audience ohs ] everything in this office is covered in my semen. [ laughter ] don't turn on a black light." >> seth: i think that's an excellent advertisement for "the break with michelle wolf" on netflix. i'm so happy for you. i can't wait to see your new show, and it's just always so wonderful to have you here. >> hey, thanks. you said here wrong. it's so wonderful to have you here. >> seth: that was me -- >> did you turn into 50 cent at the end of that? [ laughter ] >> seth: it's so -- it's so great to have you her. >> i'm sorry, that's nelly! >> seth: what? >> nelly. sorry. >> seth: let's look -- >> don't end the segment seth. >> seth: yeah that's right. when i end the segment, you have t

i agree with everything that hilary said. some kind of customs union for an interim period is pretty much inevitable. i also agree that triggering an election is really unlikely. having said which, politics are so unpredictable now that as soon as you hear someone say such and such thing cannot happen or must not happen, you must immediately phone your bookie and put money on the opposite. the reality is, it is not in any party's interest to have an early election. more than half of the parties of the labor part -- labour party view jeremy corbyn with more horror. the dup cannot bear jeremy corbyn so they are not going to risk that. i think the arms are heavily stacked against an early election. francine: is that true that a lot of people in parliament would not vote or would not want jeremy corbyn's prime minister? hilary: no, it isn't. i want a labor government. by the age of 17, that is what i've been transitioning -- campaigning for. whether we are going to have an election is a different matter. as francis said, i think

hilarious.ut then comey turned serious as serious as a boo football can, spying on the trump campaign, he said was tightly regulated and essential to protecting the country. comey went on to point out that asking any questions about any of this will, quote do lasting damage to america. hey, sirs, shut up and obey. we could go on and on. you have been watching television lately. ohnyou know what lies they have been telling you. joe digenova joins us now. the irony in this jim comey begin ago tweet with facts matter are self-evident. to the specifics, this spying, this use of confidential human sources is tightly regulated. did a judge sign off on this? >> no. a judge did not sign off on this. and the judge usually doesn't sign off on it but what happened was this was not the traditional use of a source. this was a spying on the campaign of the opposing party of the incumbent president who, at the time, was barack obama. what you are hearing from clapper and comey is gas lighting. this is charles

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. >> tucker: what's hilarious isr.e both live in this city that thrives on foreign influence and we know 25 people who have gotten rich in our city from foreign governments, not russia. let's stop lying about that. this city is totally influenced by foreign governments, just not russia. >> it's against the law to try to influence the campaign, right? so these people who are foreign agents trying to influence what department or another >> tucker: so you would be in favor of examining every voter roll in every state to make certain every person on those rolls is currently an american citizen? would you be in favor of that?t? >> i'd like to see the same effort put into registering people who have been kept from registering. >> tucker: no one is being kept from registering. that's a lie! >> it's demonstratively true. >> tucker: i want to get you on the record here, you would bed for, in the name of protecting this country and the integrity of its elections from foreigne influence, making sure only american citizens are on

now, that's hilarious.>> jimmy: what? [ light laughter ] >> it was really epic. because the thing is, i have been such a large "hamilton" fan. and i got everybody -- i mean, i don't want to take credit, but fully taking credit, i'm the reason that anybody on set listens to the "hamilton" soundtrack. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. you can take credit, yeah. me too. >> yeah, but it was one of those things where all of my cast members had met him except me, and would all tweet me photos or text me photos, like, "guess who i met?" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and you're like -- and you're the one singing all the songs. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we have a picture that he posted. and he put, "that's how i met the future president." [ cheers and applause ] >> that's so cool. >> jimmy: i mean, how cool is that? >> that was epic. >> jimmy: that's phenomenal. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i first heard about "hamilton" -- questlove told me to go see it. and he said, "dude, check this thing out, you won't even understand what --" it was at the

♪ john mayer's hilarious low-budget music video you have got to see. >> i'm john mayer and i'm readybe a star. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the romance just got real for ben affleck and his gal, lindsay shookus. we'll take you inside the $19 million love nest they just bought. that is coming up. >> but our top story tonight, the surrender of former movie mogul harvey weinstein. he stands accused of sexual assault and rape, and today, he was handcuffed behind his back. harvey wine steen who is out on bail smiled as he left the police station this morning. the disgraced hollywood mogul was charged with rape and sexual abuse in cases involving two women. he posted his million dollars bail in cash. >> he is expected to be back in court july 30th. in the meantime, i'm sure there is a lot of negotiations going on behind the scenes. could there be a plea deal? that's one possibility, or will he fight this? >> he denies committing any nonconsensual sex acts. one of his accusers, actor rose mcgowan had a message for him. >> we have got you. we got you. >> as for weinstein's estrang

it's hilarious, and john goodman is just -- gives a really remarkable performance.xcited for everyone to see it. >> and you can catch that remarkable performance by john goodman tonight on roseand's season finale at 8:00 here on abc 7. >>> a new "american idol" was crowned last night on abc. >> the winner of "american idol" is maddie poppe, congratulations. >> oh, the 20-year-old from iowa was the big winner. she beat out the 19-year-old caleb lee hutchenson and 18-year-old gabby. the competition was fierce among the three final contestants, and jessica castro caught up with her after last night tough loss to learn what's ahead for the young singer, gabby. >> i plan on selling out madison square garden in five years time. we'll see, fingers crossed. going on tour, top seven of us go on tour this summer. >> what was your favorite part of "american idol"? >> that's tough. everything of so good, but, if i have to pick one, it's definitely going to be meeting carrie underwood, talking with her, words of wisdom, and singing with her, oh. >> yeah, that's a dream. you can

he's hilarious on "deadpool." >> i want to know. are you going back? >> i have been training.vite. >> y'all scared? >> that's what it is. >> still ahead -- >> what do i want? >> jennifer garn getters back to her action star roots. we have the first look at her new movie. she's got in killer shape. >>> dance your ways to chose shoulders? >> i did. >>> the secret plans to end "this is us. ". >> imagine that? >> why is the cast is shooting the final scene. >>> and "e.t.'s" kardashian "family feud" exclusive. >> the drama you didn't see off camera. >>> closed captioning provided by. ♪ >>> the cast of "this is us" getting selfie time at last night's for your consideration emmy ept. notice that sterling k. brown is on the big screen behind them. he wasn't there. he was in new york for the premier of his movie. >> i never want this show to end. be apparently, the end is already in sight. ♪ sterling told us that the randall we saw in the finale is similar to the randall at the end of the show. have you shot the end of the show? do you know what's going to happen? >> maybe parts of the

it's quite hilarious. we have a clip of it in the exhibition. that's one of the highlights. >> talk about this. >> rube had a great sense of humor, a great sense of language. he was brilliant with rendering skills. he also had a real handle on american english. these buttons are rube's wise guy sayings that were popular in the '30s and '40s. they say things like i am the guy that put muse in museum or con in contraption. they're very clever and funny. >> i was thinking we live in a world where increasingly wherever you are on an issue we realize how important it is to talk to one another. when we talk, often humor is an important device to use on different levels. so i am wondering based on what we saw here was rube goldberg a visual comedian? when we say it started as a satarist, did he use his capacity in a humorous way? >> absolutely. he was very funny, very tongue in cheek. he would look at the way men and women have defined roles. he would put his tongue in his cheek and draw cartoons about it. he was particularly concerned about these mach

[ cheers and applause ] he's a fantastic writer, a great comedian, and the creator of nbc's hilariousow, back with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and music from a great rock band, lord huron, so you're here on a fantastic evening. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, it seems like everyone who gets close to president trump eventually turns on him. and we're seeing that play out yet again this week, with everyone from his chief of staff to his former personal doctor. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: trump is supposed to be focusing on a series of major foreign policy issues right now, but the constant swirl of chaos around him never seems to stop. yesterday, for example, we got a bizarre story about trump's former personal doctor, harold bornstein. remember this, guy? well, he's back in the news because yesterday this happened. >> donald trump's doctor for more than 35 years. tonight, harold bornstein, is telling nbc news details about the raid, as he describes it, that abruptly ended that relationship. bornstein says

, this is the me too era, we are all for women who speak their mind, i know you thought this was hilarious, you thought it was great, tell me why that in your worldview is funny. >> i didn't think the stuff with sarah huckabee sanders was funny because astaire was seated seated right there, laura, and i thought it made everyone in the room uncomfortable. matt can tell you, i think everybody visibly was worried that sarah might cry or get up and walk out. it just made for a huge fuehrer at a time when that was unnecessary because it had a sensitive, she was kind of on the hot seat while the camera was on her. but in general, i don't understand that you see this as evidence of liberal media bias. when the president -- when president trump says horrible things about a conservative, the attractiveness of car leave the arena of heidi cruz, i don't see people saying, that is evidence of right-wing bias against women, because he won the nomination even after he said those things. in fact, when you look at the comments that came from michelle wolf, a lot of them were darts right at the media sayin

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