larry sanders, that is.ow "the tonight show" was. >> just pretend like you're talking to me till we're off the air so it won't seem weird. >> okay. blah, blah, blah, blah. >> "the larry sanders show" was sort of cathartic. because in the world of "the larry sanders show," there was a network. >> you want me to [ bleep ] with your budget? is that what you want me to do? >> so it became this weird funhouse mirror thing, where you could use stuff from your misery, your career, as fodder. >> don't take this as a threat but i killed a man like you in korea, hand to hand. my boy doesn't want to do any more commercials. >> larry sanders to me was, aside from being a brilliant television show -- >> can you say, hey now. >> hey now. >> it was my everyday life. >> i'm here for three good reasons. last show. big ratings. movie coming out. bim, bam, boom. >> "the larry sanders show" was very unique in that it was very deadpan and really groundbreaking in its day. >> i think it made people really go, that's the level of

. >> larry sanders' program not only keeps him out of trouble, it literally takes him out of prison, for one day. >> the program, we have a program scheduled today in fresno at king's canyon middle school. what we're doing is picking up one of our inmates is a participant of the program. it's a voluntary program, so they don't have to do this. he is doing this because he wants to. >> right now, as he is going there, we're going to process this inmate and make sure he is pat down, stripped out and then take him to r & r and do the paperwork for security purposes before we take him out. >> have you got your i.d.? >> i have been in prison three times. the first time i did a five-year bid for assault with a deadly weapon. and then i got out and returned back for a violation. my third time, which is now, i got caught with 23 pounds of methamphetamine and was facing life with three strikes. so i ended up getting 15 years. been locked up ever since may 22 of '95. >> we'll let sanders speak a little bit about himself, what happened to him, how he ended up in prison, the choices that he made.

. >> and i think what we learned through shows like larry sanders show or oz is that we could do seriouselevision. >> there's something in the air. and it ain't love. >> oz was cutting edge in what it was willing to share with the audience. >> hit me, hit me! hit me in the face, brother. >> complicated characters. complicated issues, and the way it was presented was so unique. >> sentence, nine years. up for parole in six. >> what they were doing at hbo was exactly what the network wasn't doing. they were breaking barriers. >> you get to the sopranos, and all of a sudden the villain is the hero. >> here's some eggplant. >> i told you, i'm not hungry. >> the so plpranos was david's maen image. >> whatever happened to gary cooper? that was an american. he wasn't in touch with his feelings. he just did what he had to do. once they got gary cooper in his feelings, they wouldn't be able to shut him up. and there's dysfunction this and dysfunction that. >> you have strong feelings about this. >> every decade, you get people like peter faulk as columbo or somebody you just can't imagine anybody

. >> i think what we learned through shows like "the larry sanders show" or "oz" is that we could doious television. >> there's something in the air. and it ain't love. >> "oz" was cutting edge in what it was willing to share with the audience. >> hit me. hit me. hit me in the face, brother. >> complicated characters, complicated issues. and the way it was presented was so, uh, unique. >> sentence, nine years. up for parole in six. >> what they were doing at hbo was exactly what the network wasn't doing. they were breaking barriers. you get to "the sopranos" and all of a sudden, the villain is the hero. >> have some eggplant. >> i told you. i'm not hungry. >> you won't even accept food from your own mother. >> "the sopranos" was david chase's invention about this mob family, something that people hadn't seen before. the idea that a mobster is seeing a therapist. >> whatever happened to gary cooper? the strong, silent type. that was an american. he wasn't in touch with his feelings. he just did what he had to do. once they got gary cooper in touch with his feelings, they didn't know t

welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king this week senator bernie sanders put forward in an op ed his plan to save journalism in america and further states that as president he would appoint law enforcement officials to clamp down on the likes of facebook and google to keep them from exercising too much control over the media industry and on wednesday donald trump shocked many by stating that his long cherished fox news channel isn't working for him anymore and he's telling his followers to look for an alternative to the conservative news channel trump 2 has long criticized the digital platforms of a bias against him and republicans lots to break down and take a look at on this episode and for that i'm joined by john i to roland award winning host of the young turks and the damage report on the young turks network and michael knowles host of the michael noll show at the daily wire and author of the book reasons to vote for democrats a comprehensive guide they join me in studio welcome guys thanks for having me so let's talk about this bernie sanders pad to begin with h

larry kudlow next. >>> and defending his plan, bernie sanders is pushing bark as 2020 rivals say he's backtracking on his key policy. >> i wrote the damn bill. >> is the 2020 hopeful just playing smart politics? presidential candidate bernie sanders joins me next. >>> plus, restoring civility. a year after senator john mccain's death, is washington the same place that he left it or has the late statesman of the republican party left for good? i will speak to cindy mccain about her husband's legacy in moments. >>> hello there, i'm brianna keilar for "state of the union." the president is putting on smiles as he meets with world leaders at the g7 in france, insisting on twitter everyone is getting along very well. at a friendly working breakfast with britain's new prime minister boris johnson, the president expressed second thoughts about the trade war with china. >> you have second thoughts about the trade war? >> i have second thoughts about everything. >> the white house is trying to spin the president's words saying he regrets not raising the tariffs higher, even though that was not all clear from

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the guests white house economic adviser larry kudlow, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders, and cindy mccain, at 9:00 a.m. and noon eastern, right here on cnn. our coverage continues right now. >>> happening now, breaking news, ginsburg's diagnosis, the supreme court announces justice ruth bader ginsburg has been treated for pancreatic cancer saying there is is no evidence the cancer has spread. it's the 86-year-old's fourth bout with cancer. what will it mean for the divided court? >>> escalation, china answers president trump's tariffs with more of its own, punishing u.s. farmers and manufacturers. president trump then orders u.s. companies to look for alternatives to china, sending stocks into a nose-dive. >>> ready to respond, with tensions rising like it's the cold war all over again, russia's vladimir putin orders his military to prepare a symmetrical response to a u.s. cruise missile test. where is this headed? >>> and poisonous plant. north korea launches a scathing personal attack on secretary of state mike pompeo, calling him i impudent and a poisonous plant. what

the guests white house economic adviser larry kudlow, democratic presidential candidate bernie sandersge continues right now. >>> happening now, breaking news, ginsburg's diagnosis, the supreme court announces justice ruth bader ginsburg has been treated for pancreatic cancer saying there is is no evidence the cancer has spread. it's the 86-year-old's fourth bout with cancer. what will it mean for the divided court? >>> escalation, china answers president trump's tariffs with more of its own, punishing u.s. farmers and manufacturers. president trump then orders u.s. companies to look for alternatives to china, sending stocks into a nose-dive. >>> ready to respond, with tensions rising like it's the cold war all over again, russia's vladimir putin orders his military to prepare a symmetrical response to

larry kudlow, next. >>> and defending his plan. bernie sanders2020 rivals say he's backtracking on his key policy. >> i wrote the damn bill. >> is the 2020 hopeful just playing smart

sanders. we >>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> good oomp, everybody. larryl along with kristen sze and we're interrupting for breaking news involving the ghost ship fire trial and major develops this afternoon. >> on this tenth day of deliberations we now understand that three jurors in the trial have been dismissed and they've been replaced with three alternate jurors. and we actually just tweeted that on our abc 7 news twitter account, so take a look at that. getting that word just in of the replacement of three jurors. and we're live right now outside the courthouse. you can see the podium has been set up. if anybody will talk, but they may not, as we are understanding that it is simply a juror replacement issue on this tenth day. but it comes after 3 1/2 months since the trial first began. >> derick almena and max harris ran the artist collective known as the ghost ship. they were each facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for person for each that died in that fire at the warehouse back in december of 2016. the prosecutors were claiming

sanders inspired this violence. that would be wrong. i don't know why it is equally -- not equally wrong for people to say the same thing about president trump and his reporters -- supporters. host: larry o'connor joining us. he is the host of the examining politic podcast and a radio talkshow host in washington, d.c.. our first call comes from ron. you are online with larry o'connor. go ahead. theer: has he ever read , does hearthur gelb know who that man is and how far you fall for him? thank you. i missed the last of it. host: arthur galb was the name. -- gelb was his name. guest: i'm not familiar. host: we will go to the republican line. good morning. caller: you are talking about bringing politics into this disaster, how about beto o'rourke yesterday, he called the president a white nationalists. i will bet now, he won't be able to be elected a dogcatcher. i'm so sorry, i missed the last part of the question. host: he referenced beto o'rourke's statements about the president as far as calling him a white nationalists and went on from there, saying he would not probably be elected a dogcatcher. i think that was a statement. guest: oh, i see. i missed the dogcatcher reference. of wh

sanders inspired this violence. that would be wrong. i don't know why it is equally -- not equally wrong for people to say the same thing about president trump and his reporters -- supporters. host: larry o'connor joining us. he is the host of the examining politic podcast and a radio talkshow host in washington, d.c.. our first call comes from ron. you are online with larry o'connor. go ahead. theer: has he ever read , does hearthur gelb know who that man is and how far you fall for him? thank you. i missed the last of it. host: arthur galb was the name. -- gelb was his name. guest: i'm not familiar. host: we will go to the republican line. good morning. caller: you are talking about bringing politics into this disaster, how about beto o'rourke yesterday, he called the president a white nationalists. i will bet now, he won't be able to be elected a dogcatcher. i'm so sorry, i missed the last part of the question. host: he referenced beto o'rourke's statements about the president as far as calling him a white nationalists and went on from there, saying he would not probably be elected a dogcatcher. i think that was a statement. guest: oh, i see. i missed the dogcatcher reference. of wh

sanders 15%. no other candidate breaking into double digits among registered democrats and democratic independent voters. let's bring in larryr of the kennedy half century. good to see you, sir. thank you very much. here we go again. i'm sure we'll be seeing you a lot over the coming political season. >>> the vice-president, former vice-president joe biden on top, pretty commanding lead, you have to admit. the quinnipiac numbers track pretty closely to cnn's polling. it's a significant change. remember the monmouth poll that came out on monday, the monmouth university poll? i mean, the polling director acknowledged their pole was an outlier. do you think the biden campaign should be breathing a sigh of relief right now or no? >> i don't think anybody can breathe a sigh of relief when you're this far out from the iowa caucus and the new hampshire primary. but clearly they were worried that potentially the monmouth poll would be confirmed by one of the two polls released today. in fact, both of those polls confirm the cnn poll and other polls that have been taken in the last month or so. so not that much has changed. and, by t

sanders inspired this violence. that would be wrong. i don't know why it is equally -- not equally wrong for people to say the same thing about president trump and his reporters -- supporters. host: larry o'connor joining us. he is the host of the examining politic podcast and a radio talkshow host in washington, d.c.. our first call comes from ron. you are online with larry o'connor. go ahead. theer: has he ever read , does hearthur gelb know who that man is and how far you fall for him? thank you. i missed the last of it. host: arthur galb was the name. -- gelb was his name. guest: i'm not familiar. host: we will go to the republican line. good morning. caller: you are talking about bringing politics into this disaster, how about beto o'rourke yesterday, he called the president a white nationalists. i will bet now, he won't be able to be elected a dogcatcher. i'm so sorry, i missed the last part of the question. host: he referenced beto o'rourke's statements about the president as far as calling him a white nationalists and went on from there, saying he would not probably be elected a dogcatcher. i think that was a statement. guest: oh, i see. i missed the dogcatcher reference. of wh

larry's calling from smear, tennessee. good morning. -- smyrna, tennessee. caller: good morning. in 2016 i wrote down a vote for bernie sanders. felt like sanders, his wave has kind of past, it's come and go, i think now it's more of a ,ar and buttigieg -- warren buttigieg, harris, more of a younger crowd thing. i think the young generation is really going to take this over. i'm actually voting for williamson. er, but ie's like a 1% feel like she gives me the best -- she speaks well to my issues and what i like. if she's not elected, i would probably go with pete buttigieg. .e would be a strong candidate if anything, he could be a vice president at best. for secretary of state, something like that. thank you for taking my call. host: larry, before you go, do you tip -- intend to support the candidate no matter who they are or if they don't choose one of the ones you mentioned, you plan to do something else with your vote? on it we lost larry. let's talk to steve, calling from ocean shores, washington. steve, good morning. go ahead. caller: you there? host: good morning, go ahead. caller: i think electability means policy gabba

sanders inspired this violence. that would be wrong. i don't know why it is equally -- not equally wrong for people to say the same thing about president trump and his reporters -- supporters. host: larryonnor joining us. he is the host of the examining politic podcast and a radio talkshow host in washington, d.c.. our first call comes from ron. you are online with larry o'connor. go ahead. theer: has he ever read , does hearthur gelb know who that man is and how far you fall for him? thank you. i missed the last of it. host: arthur galb was the name. -- gelb was his name. guest: i'm not familiar. host: we will go to the republican line. good morning. caller: you are talking about bringing politics into this disaster, how about beto o'rourke yesterday, he called the president a white nationalists. i will bet now, he won't be able to be elected a dogcatcher. i'm so sorry, i missed the last part of the question. host: he referenced beto o'rourke's statements about the president as far as calling him a white nationalists and went on from there, saying he would not probably be elected a dogcatcher. i think that was a statement. guest: oh, i see. i missed the dogcatcher reference. of whiteh