keith ol oberman equated presidt trump to a nazi.e called the president of the united states a nazi. not only was he not fired web was promoted. someone was so upset roseanne tweeted something but there is no accountability for keith oberman just shows how out of touch bob iger is. they had a reporter who literally made up story. they didn't fire him. they gave him a couple weeks off. kennedy: is that what they should have done with roseanne? >> if you are going to fire roseanne. be consistent. you fire joy from the view and you fire keith oberman. but joy accused the christianity of being a cult, basically than is no accountability. she ended up apologizing which is what roseanne has done. kennedy: bob iger called her out publicly. and she was essentially forced to call vice president pence and apologize. i want to ask you two things. should everybody be fired or should nobody be fired? it seems like we have to have a uniform measure of outrage which we don't have right now. which way do you think it should fly? >> it's a great ques

what about keith oberman? he had a statement about disney. he wrote on twigger, bob iger called valorie jarrett to let her know that abc does not tolerate comments like those made by roseanne barr. he never called president trump to apologize for the horrible statements made and said about me on abc. maybe i just didn't get the call. sarah sanders gave details. >> the president's pointed to the hypocrisy in the media saying the most horrible things about this president and nobody addresses it. where was bob iger's apology for jamel hill callin the predent and anyone assiated with him a white supremacist.to christians around the wore for joy beyer calling christianity a mental illness. where was the apology for kathy griffin doing on a profane rant on "the view" after a photo shows her holding president trump's decapitated head? where was the apology for espn hiring keith oberman after attacking the president as a nazi and expanding his role after that attack against the president's family. this is a double standard that the president is speak

and next up, keith oberman is back. trump hating. bob rehired him. he tweeted tell your racist white supremacist neo-nazi father to get the bleep out of our society. he targeted joe arpaio saying "you and potus can go bleep yourselves, you racist nazi bleep." yeah, iger just hired him to go back to espn. good luck with that. now we turn our attention to nbc news. last night they ran a special entitled every day racism in america. joy reed came under fire for outrageous blog posts. she claims without proof that the internet had been hacked a and the firestorm goes away. everybody on the left accepted what was really a bizarre explanation. nbc frequently features the reverend al sharpton on issues of race and social justice. the same al sharpton. you may remember he said all of these things. >> you ain't nothing. you're a punk [bleep]. come and do something. >> we're the black chicken fried of the universe. >> sean: he's works for nbc which features alec baldwin in order to make fun of the president on "saturday night live," despite baldwin's -- he has

it was about keith oberman and the incredible tweets that he's had. f bombs everywhere, howie and the criticisms and f bombs against president trump consistently. he just got an expanded role at espn owned by disney. >> right. yeah. the things that he had been tweeting and saying goes beyond bad language. you know, just calling for people to be locked up and that sort of thing. espn can say, we're just bricking it back to talk sports and he wasn't an espn employee at the time. he left and came back. the bottom line is, if president trump was not the target, valorie jarrett was the target, would espn feel free to bring somebody like oberman back to talk about baseball and football. it depends. there's a media uproar when a liberal is under attack president the president may be so numb now to the kind of personal vicious criticism that he gets that sometimes his critics skate when they cross the line. >> maria: if you are donald trump supper -- supporter or thinker, it's a different standard.how about joy behar? comments she made on abc news. >> she had

media ignores almost entirely individuals like keith oberman, when is the last time have you seen oneis tweets plastered up on the screen. we can only highlight it here. roseanne's tweet and all of those that were mentioned by sarah sanders as well. liz: should president trump have denounced roseanne barr's tweet specifically? >> i don't think the president has to go around calling out every single citizen making denunciations. he's denounced racism categorically. liz: what do you think of roseanne barr blaming ambien and sanofi saying none of our drugs cause racism. what do you think about the droll tweet? >> for them to make that statement is completely fair game especially when she put it out there last night. liz: we love having you on. >> thank you, liz. liz: cnn looked surprise when the wife of an illegal immigrant says she does support the trump administration's decision to deport her husband. >> our laws come first. our laws are just broken and need to be fixed, but i can't be mad at trump for doing his job. liz: coming up, we have the full sound and president trump doubling d

does donald trump -- is donald trump owed an apology because keith oberman has said about him are reallys that have been said on that netswork are really bad against donald trump. i mean he's talking about a double standard. >> forget donald trump. let's talk about others. >> i actually don't think we can forget it. that's why this is big deal. that's why this isn't some actress, she said something really crazy and she doesn't have a show anymore. it's now a comedian with the top show in the country has said something -- >> the terrible language bill marr used, okay, next show. i'm trying to say objectively where is the standard here? if it's bad for someone to say it, and it is -- >> are you nervous to say you think there's a liberal bias? >> i'm not nervous to say it. there is a liberal bias. there's no question. in the media and hollywood, yes there is. >> conversation to be had, for sure. but i actually think the reason we're talking about it tonight is because of the president and the fact that on what planet does the president take this and want to make it about himself? >> that wa

he did read off a keith oberman tweet that had me very nervous because it had a lot of f words in itaid he would make a mistake. i think he did make a pretty good observation about a double standard. >> yeah, absolutely. first of all, i do want to preface what i'm going to say in agreement with him on that. with one this is not a first amendment free speech issue a lot of people are trying to conflate those two things it's certainly not, abc had the right to cancel the show if they wanted to. number two the comment was wrong , and she was right to apologize for it and however it is also a legitimate concern there is a double standard if you look at michelle wolf who made light of abortion at the white house correspondents if you look at jimmy kimmel and the sexual harassment he has on his show, steven colbert, alec baldwin they all have a history of making very troubling sometimes sexist, sometimes discriminatory comments and they all still have jobs and the same jobs they've held for a long time. i just want the outrage to be even. i'm okay with outrage against conservative racist c

i mentioned keith ow oberman and some of his tweets and joy behar on the view.m abc. keith oberman just got an expanded role a. >> ceos are drawing the line. >> maria: there's no tolerance. >> there has to be a limit to tolerance, even if someone's a star, even if someone is contributing economically. you can not have a different behavior to star employees versus average employee. the person who is in the ceo seat has to make that determination. the most important thing for ceos today is engagement and integrity. that's what our trust barometer says drive trust in an organization. if you don't have an ethical standard you cannot operate your business. >> maria: people are more aware than ever before, over the years, after the financial crisis, people lost trust in everything, all institutions. it's surprising to see they're actually trusting ceos again. >> ceos are rallying in trust in part because they're changing their behavior. it's not just about their compensation. it's now somewhat about i am going to speak up on behalf of my employees, uber, others, where