and i wish that rush limbaugh would exercise that same sort of moral authority. audience, a huge megaphone. if rush limbaugh stood up to donald trump, it would make a huge difference. >> can i make one poichbts about this, that donald trump got a big cheer if front of that audience when he said, i only said this about rosie o'donnell. and none of the people who've been interviewing donald trump on this, and he says i got a big laugh about rosie o'donnell. when did we decide as a society that it's okay to use these words in relation to one person. that you can call this one person these words. and before we go, the truth is, he did not reserve those words for rosie o'donnell. he used the word dog for someone else and person we all know and whom we won't drag into this mud. but well, yeah, you can say that about rosie o'donnell, you can laugh about that. >> no, you shouldn't call anyone names. i've said this about trump before. he, as nick points out, he goes after people on his twitter feed all the time. he's attacked every d.c. journalist we all know. it's not wh

you got brainwashed by limbaugh and you were brainwashed by han that you tee. don't listen to limbaugh or han that you tee or any conservative talk radio. there are few people i listen to on the conservative side of the aisle. if you want to know where my conservative comes from check jay-z and hip hop who said capitalism was the way to go to get out of the ghetto. that's where i got my conservatism from. >> then you may turn into some conservative media. >> y'all are crazy. y'all are crazy. >> camille the film makers she calls for bringing back the fairness doctrine. >> what you need is more equal time on television for everyone in their ideas. i bumped into plenty of insane conservatives and i bumped into insane lefties. >> you bumped into a lot of people. >> if there is some brainwashing device it is the most callibrated i encountered. they have certainly lost elections. there are plenty of folks trying to compete for space and attention and it is ridiculous. the only way someone candice agree with you is if they -- can disagree with you is if they had their

would you be in the united states senate today but for rush limbaugh?> you know, he really helped out. you know, the 2006 race, people may remember that michael j. fox did a powerful ad on my behalf over the issue of stem cell research. and rush limbaugh made fun of him and mocked his physical movements in the video of his radio show. and as a result, i had an outpouring of support near the end of the election that could very well have made the difference. our server actually gave up because we had so many people wanting to help us out after rush limbaugh, i think, embarrassed himself by making fun of michael j. fox's disease. >> so fair to say that rush limbaugh helped elect claire mccaskill to the democratic senate? >> i'll take it. that was probably a bridge too far. >> in the first presidential election, you said hillary clinton is the subject of a hitchhunt. why? >> just recently, for example, a poll came out that showed hillary clinton, her unfavorables are lower than donald trump's. she's beating all the democratic challengers handedly and those

would you be in the united states senate today but for rush limbaugh? >> he really helped out.y remember that michael j. fox did a powerful add on my behalf over the issue of stem cell research. rush limbaugh made fun of him and mocked his physical movements in the video of his radio show. as a result i had an outpouring of support near the end of election that could very well have made the difference. our server gave up because we had so many people wanting to help us out after rush limbaugh embarrassed himself by making fun michael fox's disease. >> fair to say that rush limbaugh helped elect claire mccaskill to the united states senate. >> i'll take it. i thought about sending him roses but said that might be too far. >> you've said she's the subject of a witch hunt. why? >> just cently, a poll came out that showed hillary clinton, her unfavorables are lower than donald trump. she's beating all the democratic potential challengers. she's beating all the contenders in the republican primary and the headlines are hillary not doing as well as joe biden against potential republi

a fix to get him by box with limbaugh jumping in saying oh, it wasn't just megyn kelly. this was the money boys who put a contract out for you. what in the world are we watching here right mow? >> well, this is the -- i mean, all the usual rules don't apply to donald trump, chris. i mean, if i'd said something like this in my campaign, it would have been over that day. but he's done this again and again and again. it's just stunning. so the big thing is i want to see what the snap polls show, who won the debate, who liked who and all that kind of stuff. i haven't been able to find them on the internet because they're probably not quite ready yet. i believe it's unbelievable. if he goes up in the ratings after the performance he had last night, i think we can't have any prediction what's going to happen. >> yeah, with 24 million people watching, jonathan, he will tweak up a bit. i think he'll crest soon but not yet. your thoughts. taking on megyn kelly. i knew this was coming because i knew she'd be tough and i knew he's not used to that from fox. a real tough question fr

. >> what side is rush limbaugh talking? >> have you been listening to limbaugh? >> tell me. i haven't. i got to work here. >> you have to read the transcripts of him every day. he's all over trump. >> he's taking the side of trump. >> he likes trump on immigration. he's not endorsing trump. he's being cagey about that. but supportive in what he says. >> we've got alpha males here. you got three i can think of. limbaugh, who seems to be almost the spiritual witch doctor of the right, to use an old phrase. then you've got ailes who has the network which is awesome and the candidate who has the spotlight. >> i think trump is seeing that there's nothing to pay. he doesn't have to pay for these insults to megyn kelly. in that sense, he is the boss. i also thought that the exchange with ramos was interesting because he was being disruptive. donald trump got the headline, got the soundbite of the night that he wants. go back to univision. like telling somebody to go back to mexico. his nativist fans love that moment even though he let the guy in later and seemed a little more reaso

i guess you told me rush limbaugh talked about this for a long time. the first question was on donald trump's insult of rosie o'donnell and his insults of reality show contestants. were they crude and crass? yes. would i ever say it? no. would any republican candidate say it? no. that's your first question and then the next question was asking this billionaire about four deals that failed and then the third was really a political speech that was veiled as a question with a zinger at the end saying tell me when did you become a republican? i thought this is what we as republicans were trying to avoid. people that used front runners as theater and it was political theater on thursday night starting with the first question. >> a lot of the questions they did ask about the iran deal at one point. that's the only foreign policy they did ask about. a lot of people criticized not just rush limbaugh for talking about the war on women and for trying to take down the front runner as you said in a theatrical way. he could have handled it better. there is someone

rush limbaugh, who i think is a terrific guy. --h limbaugh said trust trump has received more incoming and in any -- and then i think he's going to apologize and he doubles down. i got credit. they thought i was going to apologize stop i don't mind apologizing, but i have to make a mistake to apologize, but i was right. , i tookwo weeks incoming, meaning that media. be likef it's going to this for the next year and a half, i don't think i can make it. many of the people who talk that only because of me is everyone talking about illegal immigration. they wouldn't even be talking about it. we are going to get the gang members and baltimore and chicago. one of the first things i'm going to do is get rid of those gang members. look at what's going on in chicago and ferguson -- we are going to get rid of those tank members so fast. we can be really tough. cookies.ice are tough we need law and order. we need law and order. allowed in that first night in baltimore, they allowed that city to be destroyed. they said it back 35 years and o

limbaugh believed they'd been in marijuana withdrawal. what i worry about is how much marijuana people are taking as a result of the loss. we never had people falling off of balconies, or ending in emergency rooms with psychosis from too much marijuana, or anyone withdrawing from it. with xa traction you deal with t.h.c. >> this summer a new law went into effect. making it illegal to manufacture marijuana concentrates. the state is considering new rules for edibles, like banning the word candy from the label. >> ahead, as the u.s. opens up marijuana laws, others are taking note. after the break - we head to al jazeera america, where until >> could normalization change cuba forever? >> i'm afraid for cuba. >> we ask cubans about their hopes and fears. >> i would love to see my business grow into a transnational company. . >> where are you taking me. >> reporter: winn enthusiasts go to napa, in jamaica, there's a special tour. "america tonight" gives access to a farm. plant. >> no. >> reporter: this is marijuana. >> yes, cannabis. >> report

rush limbaugh actually said "incoming." two weeks later everybody was apologizing to me. they saw that i was right, between what happened in san such an incredible family, and so many people have been so badly hurt. the other day in california last week, a woman, 66 years old, a veteran, was killed, raped, sodomized, tortured, and killed by an illegal immigrant. we have to do something. we have to do it. so, we are going to talk. we're going to have a lot of fun. the weather is a little dicey. that's ok. who cares if it rains, right? right? [cheering] mr. trump: if it rains, i will take off my hat and i will prove -- i will prove once and for all that it is mine, ok? , we are going to talk about a lot of different subjects, and tonight is friday night, what the heck, right? what is better? what is better? [cheering] what people? the people who built this country, that is what we have here. the people who built this country. good people. so, we will start with a little ,alk on illegal immigration what is going on. we've got to stop it. ,e are going to build a wall and it's

this is not just about fox news and rush limbaugh.w york times have used "illegal immigrant" 300 times. the washington post 800 times. what is the responsibility of these news organizations, right, to actually determine what language it uses? when it calls people illegal, are they siding by donald trump? are they siding by ted cruz or siding by whatever party. i'm neither a democrat or republican. i'm undocumented. i can't vote. i don't think this is a right or left issue. it's human decency. >> you're saying it's about moral decency. >> what if we called one of your kids illlegals. at its very term to call somebody "anchor baby," when people come to this country and they give birth to a u.s. citizen kid, it doesn't automatically make them american citizens. they have to wait years and years, if not decades, for that to happen. are you actually telling me that people are planning, oh, yeah, i'm going to come to america, give birth to my children, and wait 20 years or so before i become a u.s. citizen? do we actually think that's how p

is it the conservative media powers, the rush limbaugh's of the world, they're not necessarily interested in what the republican establishment is interested in. where does trump fall in that? he's clearly anti-establishment. >> right. that's part of the secret of his appeal. could i interject that the title of my paper, "they don't give a damn about governing" is not me saying that. that was taken from a quote from a republican former 20-year veteran lawmaker who was on the record and so i just wanted to add that. >> good. i'm glad you clarified that. you were trying to share what they are all saying about this media -- >> right. >> -- situation. >> right. trump is anti-establishment. he is tapping into something. because as much as fox is valued by conservative voters as roger stone alluded to and remains really popular, the pugh research center found that about half of self-identified conservative voters get their information from fox -- still, i found, to my surprise somewhat, that there is a really healthy strain on the right of people who have now grown suspicious of fox news as well

you can listen to limbaugh for two weeks and get the list. you can probably do it in two hours. he refuses to take gulf from anybody. that's like the fantasy version of themselves. >> i think it is useful to compare him to mike huckabee right now. huckabee is the other republican in the race who has an aversion to this small government entitlement slashing ideaed that's taken hold in the conservative movement. >> you can see individual in a blazer and a red hat there. that is donald. >> the iconic image. >> he seems to be enjoying himself among mobile, alabama as he makes his way towards, wherever he is going to be delivering. in the middle of this crowd. >> what i was saying is i think huckabee has taken a lot of guff from conservatives, these tea party groups for not being in line with them. when he talks about it he talks in a conservative christian compassion that doesn't necessarily translate. whereas donald trump, he has a great line, when he is asked about cutting social security, he said we don't have to cuts iseses is if i'm president. i am going to make the country so

a lot of incoming, as rush limbaugh said.e said trump has taken more incoming when i first announced. all i did was tell the truth. but you look at mexico, the new china. you look at ford building a massive plant there. you look at other companies from europe, from all over. a plant was going to be built in tennessee, big, big, billion-dollar automobile plant. it's not being built in tennessee anymore. it's going to go to mexico. nabisco. i have holdings in chicago, i have a great building in chicago. nabisco, they have a factory, big factory, they maker east coast -- oreos again. but they're closing their big plant in chicago and moving it to mexico. what's going on. how stupid are we. you're right. so where and why are we doing this? why are we allowing this to happen. somebody has to talk to them. if you don't talk to them, you can get them to build someplace else in the country. you can get ford, believe me, to stay in this country. >> now, sometimes it's so unfair the trade agreements, if you look at the amount of busine

others rush limbaugh is right.ive nature. i suggest to you other republicans will jump on that band wagon. >> thank you for your analysis. he says thes s the aspects are like trump's. >>> police in thailand are closing in on the plan they believe responsible for a bombing in bangkok that left 22 dead. the terrifying video shows the exact moment the blast occurred. sky news reporter mark white is live in bangkok with the breaking details. scott, what's the latest? >> reporter: yes. we have the very latest on security video that's come out from the authorities. it shows the bomber -- suspected bomber, arriving here with the sack on his back going into the shrine itself, sitting down on a bench, taking that off, standing up, taking a photograph and trying to blend in with the cro crowd pretending to be a tourist. then moments later t explosion. graphic images there. 22 are dead, 120 injured. the device landed in the river rather than the ground next to a group of people. the person that had thrown the device intended

. >> i then went to rush limbaugh limbaugh's site here late this afternoon and he apparently said morend i read you know a caller had called in and was furious with fox news. so how this you know plays out i know there's a drudge poll out there that shows ted cruz first and donald trump second and a poll that shows donald trump first, you know i personally need to see more than that. but i think anecdotally this is very interesting here. >> it sure is. ari, what do you make of that? do you think he was treated fairly? what do you think of the response? >> well anderson first i really do have to say that when donlds trump says he's the toughest best negotiator in america, and he says he can take on and go toe-to-toe with vladimir putin, the first thing he did was complain about megyn kelly was unfair. i think that's out of touch with international realities he says he's so ready for. >> you think he's too thin skinned? >> absolutely. here's donald trump's opportunity and problem. one, the people who are for him i don't think are ever going to be shaken off of him. he is going to capture

rush limbaugh, who i think is a terrific guy.mbaugh said trust -- trump has received more incoming -- i think he's going to apologize and he doubles down. i got credit. they thought i was going to apologize. i don't mind apologizing, but i have to make a mistake to apologize, but i was right. so for two weeks, i took incoming from media -- meaning media, it was brutal. many of the people who talk that way only because of me is everyone talking about illegal immigration. they wouldn't even be talking about it. we are going to get the gang members and baltimore and chicago. one of the first things i'm going to do is get rid of those gang members. look at what's going on in chicago and ferguson -- we are going to get rid of those tank members so fast. we can be really tough. those police are tough cookies. we need law and order. we need law and order. they allowed in that first night in baltimore, they allowed that city to be destroyed. they said it back 35 years and one night because the police were not allowed to protect people. w

consider rush limbaugh's portrayal of sandra fluke as a slut when she opted for mandatory inclusion in health care plans. this whistling provocatively and purposely evoked responses from listeners who perceived ms. fluke's position as one that would threaten their patriarchal ideas of a woman's appropriate role. guided by the moral framework that limbaugh and others seek to illicit when articulating positions such as this, wolf whistling invites listeners and voters to react in a way that tells them that their implicit fears are at play and are much more important than their other ideas. dr. kristen lucra, sociologist and professor here at u.c. berkeley has written extensively on this topic and abortion politics in particular. she argues that the right to life movement represents an attempt not just to protect the fetus, but to ensure that family is a higher priority than career among women and that women choose to stay home -- who choose to stay home are not relegated to a place of lower prestige relative to women who work outside the home. taking her argument one step further, i beli

let's take a listen to rush limbaugh's reaction to thursday's debate.ndidates joined megyn kelly in taking the shot at trump. not one. yet we have been told there were orders from republican donors to take trump out. >> so leslie what's the conservative belief? that that it was the fault of the moderators? the candidates? what is at odds with the mainstream republican party leaders and what they believe? >> it's a difficult situation when you have a celebrity candidate like this who is bombastic, who likes to engage the fight. i think the candidates did the right thing in focusing on their issues, their strengths, their introduction otherwise their airtime would have been devoted on fighting the counterattacks and rebuking a lot of what donald trump -- that's what they would have been known for. they're bet, for example, like marco rubio or ted cruz to really talk about their co-jebtgent ideas, get into the weeds on issues like immigration, but i think what trurp has done right, what has helped this engagement is he's put everybody -- he's put, for exam

you and rush limbaugh, you both agree. but that's a mixed bag from glenn beck and laura ingram and rush limbaugh. how do you think he did? i'll start with you, jonathan. >> how did trump do? >> yeah. >> i think he still appeals to the people he appeals to who are angry and in a lot of cases nativist and maybe in some cases sexist. i think he's brought out an eggly part of america in a lot of ways. i also wonder the extent to which some people who don't like the media and don't like pollsters are telling pollsters they'll vote for donald trump but wouldn't actually pull the trigger. >> you have that mind meld with rush limbaugh? how do you think he did? >> i agree with jonathan. part of his appeal is he is unvarnished. people like the fact that he's a billionaire. they like his sort of pizzazz. but i think it goes -- there are sort of guardrails and he may have leapt over the guard rail by insulting 453% of the population and then doubling down on it. i think he -- insults for ones bg being legitimate. she's mean to me. thi

rush limbaugh, who i think is a rrific guy, said -- rush limbaugh said trump has received more incomeinthan any human being i've ever seen and then he has a news conferenced krches and i think he is going to apologize and he doubles down. i got credit for it. i got credit. they thought i was going to apologize. and i don't mind apologizing but i have to make a mistake to apologize and i was right. no, but i was right. so for two weeks, as rush said, in ok incoming meaning -- fact, the first two weeks is that how it's going to be the next year and a half? it was brutal. now many of those people that talked that way, many of those people, they apologized to me. everybody says i'm right and only because of me is everybody talking about illegal immigration. they wouldn't even be talking about. they wouldn't even be talking about it. and we're going to build and wall. you know the gang members in , they're nd chicago tough do you understand. you look what's going on -- tough dudes. you look what's going on in chicago and ferguson the other night, we are going to get rid of those gang members

rush limbaugh actually said "incoming." and two weeks later everybody was apologizing to me. they saw that i was right, between what happened in san francisco -- such an incredible family, and so many people have been so badly hurt. the other day in california last week, a woman, 66 years old, a veteran, was killed, raped, sodomized, tortured, and killed by an illegal immigrant. we have to do something. we have to do it. so, we are going to talk. we're going to have a lot of fun. the weather is a little dicey. that's ok. who cares if it rains, right? right? [cheering] mr. trump: if it rains, i will take off my hat and i will prove -- i will prove once and for all that it is mine, ok? so, we are going to talk about a lot of different subjects, and tonight is friday night, what the heck, right? what is better? what is better? [cheering] mr. trump: what people? the people who built this country, that is what we have here. the people who built this country. good people. so, we will start with a little talk on illegal immigration, what is going on. we've got to stop it. we are goi

press, but it will certainly be treated as true by things like rush limbaugh. they are of mandate for kind of wild conspiracies and always assuming the worst. host: cape coral, florida, bob, a republican. caller: thank you for the great format. i have been watching a couple years. wintersto florida two ago to take care of my disabled siblings. it has been tough, but florida has been nice. it is hot. host: you are listening to you, bob. caller: my issue -- we are liste ning to you, bob. caller: my issue -- i think trump is a great catalyst for facing -- for the issues facing this nation. everyone i know is suffering and struggling. i think that trump is right. we are being pitted against third world immigrants in our economy. i think at some point we have to come together and realize this is a travesty. i think it is time for the bush-clinton era to end. the media is really way off-base. they haven't got caught up with the people. the people will -- kasich was good. i'm a gay american, too, by the way, and a republican. kasich is a great guy. that even elizabeth

. >> it's the fbi, not rush limbaugh. >> which by the way, those three letters, because, look, i foundinia when i was talking to fought just democrats who want a job, democrats who just simply are voting and taking their kids to the fair. the letters fbi is what changed this story. this is the difference between us and washington and new york saying and her effectively a month ago being able to say this is you guys in the media that care about this. voters don't. that was true a month ago. the three letters fbi totally changed. >> i think the dowdy committee will be a change for her. i think the fbi changes everything. if that proceeds. there is more trouble. i guess is he will make her look good. that's what they always do. >> what if they plate down and are extremely measured and calm and ask her again and again. >> the wheels of the trolley. that's not the way they work. >> there is a question here that doesn't have an answer. that's not gowdy's fault. >> two things to remember. the first is hillary clinton is still leading by more than 30 points in the average of polls. i mean, she

whisperers which rush limbaugh was mentioning earlier today i find very interesting that donors unnamedpublican donors have been telling these candidates that they need to get on the stage tonight and, quote/unquote, take out donald trump. i would be amazed if they did that. i mean they figured senator rubio was one of the rips of this advice. apparently there are others of the consultants that swarm around them. that will be very interesting to see if anybody sort of wants to deviate from this is who i am and this is my record and go down that path. then i think they might be you know opening the barn door the way they don't want to do it. >> yeah who knows what to expect. who knows whether they would come out on top in that battle. we'll see. jeffrey lord looking forward to chatting with you after this debate. thanks so much for being on with us. >> thanks brianna. >>> now for the latest on the debates and the candidates head over to cnnpolitics.com. andcome malaysian authorities say there's nor being washed up. the search for mh-370 say there's been no indication of that. we'll expla

: his self-titled show premiered in 1977 with conservative talk, foreshadowing the likes of rush limbaugh> i puke on you. >> he was dubbed the father of trash television, but they conceded he sure knew how to play to the camera. >> it felt like a theatrical performance, and hits father had been a singer. he was a singer as well. >> racism, gun control, abortion, he tackled it all with edgyness, sometimes going over the edge. when the if rape scandal made headlines, he seized on it. >> a brutal racial rape. the story is developing every single minute. >> reporter: a grand jury concluded that brawley had falsified her account. tv experts say that was the beginning of the end. by the fall of 1989, downey had been canceled. but not before, in a seemingly desperate stunt for attention, he claimed he was attacked by skinheads in an airport bathroom stall. police could never verify it. many assumed he did it to himself. >> you can only do this so long, can only stir up a pot before it spills on you. and all he was doing was stirring theport. i think -- >> after downey's show came the rise of cab

when he was tweeting about how much he enjoys rush limbaugh, this afternoon donald trump showed up for duty. even trump gets the old slip in the mail and while i'm sure he like most people was not enthused about having to break off from his campaign, he did it anyway. there's a reason it's called jury "duty" not jury "favor the state." one of the keys to our criminal justice system this idea that a jury of your peers ought to actually include your peers. and right now as we are in the midst of a black lives matter movement which was in many ways prompted not just by the shooting and choking deaths of michael brown and eric garner but by the grand jury decisions that felt so incongruous with what people had in some cases seen on video this idea of an objective third party, a jury, considering the evidence and rendering a fair decision is central to our american sense of justice. if you look at history, one of the great examples of miscarriage of justice is in the jim crow era in the u.s. where african-american defendants were so often found guilty by all white juries. but today right no

rush limbaugh railed.the bravery of confederates who fought in the civil war. >> complete distortion. some believe and i clearly said the confederate flag represents to me oppression. now, the marketplace has spoken about the guy you just heard. he's the biggest failure in cable news. but the fact that he's allowed to distort day after day after day is troubling. joining us now from north carolina the purveyor mr. goldberg. let's take the talking points memo first. do you agree with me that america is now being besummer. ed in an almost unprecedent way? >> yes, by the hard left. i'm afraid you're absolutely right. there's a certain way liberal elite show how virtualist they are. it makes them feel better about themselves. that way they can say we're for the underdog we're fighting white oppression or white privilege or now white supremacy. it's what has been called -- they're showing good racial manners. now, look. as you said in a country of over 300 million people, are there some racists? unfortunately y

a lot of your friends like rush limbaugh and a lot of people said boy, they used the word incoming. trump is taking tremendous incoming. it was an honor now. some of the people that you would least expect are calling me up and apologizing. what i am is true. the word illegal immigration would not have been a topic if it wasn't for me. >> it was funny. i think it was quint essential trump honesty when you said that you don't it a money. they'll pick up the moan. and yes, would you expect that they would do what you needed to do or help knew whatever way. the only question i had is why would you want to donate to hillary to go to your wedding? i was using that as a joke. they did come to the wedding but they came because i'm a donor. if i wanted something, and i kribld. that's a different life. i was a businessman. i have to deal with democrats and republicans and i dwoo he will politicians like i'm as good as it gets. i built a great business and part of that is dealing with politicians. people say you don't have political experience. i have more political experience than anybody. >>

rush limbaugh, who i think is a terrific guy.ush limbaugh said trump has received more incoming and in -- any human being i've ever seen and he uses a news conference and i think he's going to apologize and he doubles down. i got credit. they thought i was going to apologize and i don't mind apologizing, but i have to make a mistake to apologize, but i was right. so for two weeks, i took incoming, meaning that media. i said if it's going to be like this for the next year and a half, i don't think i can make it. many of the people who talk that way, apologize to me. only because of me is everyone talking about illegal immigration. they wouldn't even be talking about it. we are going to get the gang members in baltimore and chicago. these are tough dudes. one of the first things i'm going to do is get rid of those gang members. look at what's going on in chicago and ferguson and st. louis. we are going to get rid of those tank members so fast. -- gang members so fast. we can be really tough. those police are tough cookies. we need

i believe it was on rush limbaugh for a while. >> seth: uh-huh. >> so i figured, we'll just let megyns doing a fine job. >> seth: it's interesting. fox news became part of the story after the gop debate, obviously because of the megyn kelly sort of brouhaha after the fact. what's it like for you when you work at a network and the network itself becomes part of the story. how do you cover it? >> well, i know why we're part of the story. because megyn asked a relevant question, that the candidate didn't want to answer. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> she said, why have you said these things about women? what did you mean when you said these things? and he didn't really have an answer for that. at some point he's gonna have to have an answer for that. just as all the candidates have to be held accountable to for all that they've done to this point. it's part of the process. and that he turned it on her while running from the question, was telling for me. and i hope that in the next debate, whoever's doing it, cnn -- [ laughter ] will ask him some of those questions. >> seth: i will say, i thought fo

regarding -- politically regarding the islamation of this country, i've been talking about i see limbaughrs, and isis is in your state, and you need to do everything possible to protect yourself. and anyone in your immediate vicinity. trish: so you think, you know, you're a business owner, you've got a couple of choices. you can either just shut down all together, or you can take measures to try to protect yourself. but, you know, it does leave you -- and i know you're saying you're a private club. but in a little bit of an exposed gray zone. >> you know, trish, and i understood that when i made the statement. and if you look at my article, it says i didn't want my range to be a muslim free zone. obviously there's no way to clearly tell someone is a muslim. even if they say they are and they ask to shoot, i have no way of knowing for sure. but what i do know is you walked here with an agenda, and that steams disturb the peace. trish: thank you so much. we're going to take a quick break and be right back with more intelligence report in two can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a kna

rush limbaugh actually said he got more incoming than anyone i have ever seen.eeks later, everyone was apologizing to me. they saw that i was right. between what happened in san francisco to incredible kate and her family. such an incredible family and yamil and so many people that have been so badly hurt. the other day in california, last week with, a woman 66 years old, a veteran, was killed, raped, sodomized, tortured and killed by an illegal immigrant. we have to do it. we have to do something. we have to do something. >> when he brings up immigration he often will bring up crime as he did there. douglas said it is nativism. do you think it is a scare tactic for voters? this is for john. >> first of all, i found it more entertaining that trump took credit. at some point they will have to do random drug testing because they think they were the first on a topic we have been discussing a long time. it is not about donald trump. it is about large number of people enthused about somebody because they think he is authentic and they have been greatly disenfranchise

rush limbaugh said that was more heat than he'd ever seen.y saw that i was right between what happened to san francisco and her family, is such an incredible family. jamile and so many people have been hurt the other day in california last week. a woman, 66 years old, a veteran, was killed. raped, sodomized, tortured and killed by an illegal immigrant. we have to do it. we have to do something. >> so when he brings up immigration, he auoften will brg up crime, as he does there. do you think it's a scare tactic for voters? >> well, you know, first of all, i found it more entertaining that trump took that much credit. at some point, we're going to have to do random drug testing. they all think that was the first of topics we've been discussing for a long time. >>> it is not about donald trump. it's about the large number of people who are enthused because they've been greatly disenfranchised. the other thing you eve got to watch out for is his 15 minutes of frame, people like bush and others have decided they're going to wrab it up and go right

rush limbaugh -- who i think is a terrific guy -- said -- rush limbaugh said trump has received more incoming than any human being i've ever seen. then he has a news conference and i think he's going to apologize and he doubles down! [ cheers and applause ] i got credit. i got credit. no, they thought i was going to apologize. and i don't mind apologizing, but i have to make a mistake to apologize and i was right. no, but i was right. so for two weeks as rush said i took incoming, incoming meaning the media -- >> well, on that note, we're going to keep monitoring donald trump in our control booth and come back with nbc's katy tur on the scene to give us an assessment of all he said? just a little bit. >>> switching gears, of course, today, 10 years ago, hurricane katrina. with winds that reached 145 miles an hour, it roared ashore along the louisiana coast and the city of new orleans lay right in its path. thousands were evacuated in advance, however thousands stayed behind and when the storm passed, more than 80% of the city was underwater, more than 1800 people lost their lives. le

i notice today that rush limbaugh on his show was saying, in essence the same thing.advising, i think he used the term free advice to donald trump, to move on and get back to the one who bring you. which in rush's case, i think he was talking about immigration and some of the other issues. so i really don't doubt this will happen at some point by the nature of a presidential campaign. >> paul, it seems like it may be happening. there are reports now that trump is sort of had a conversation with roger ailes, fences have been mended on our morning show tomorrow. on fox, as well. megyn kelly has said tonight it's time to move on. she is not going to be responding. and look, i think she has come out of all of this, a first-class act, and a, really great on television, great at what she does. but it does seem, and it seems like the trump campaign may have some approximately spolicy papet out. and another thing, roger stone said they should be doing. >> mr. trump is going to miss mr. stone. roger stone is hated on my side of the aisle. but i really respect his talent. enorm

. >> radio host rush limbaugh back in april detailing raids in wisconsin that were stopped for good a weeks ago. in the "the kelly file" exclusive a wisconsin mother and son break their silence for the first time on television. they will tell us how their home was raided and ransacked in what they call an attempt to take down the republican governor of their state. let's go to trace gallagher who gives us background on this from our west coast news room. >> the wisconsin supreme court has put a stop to the john dough investigation saying law enforcement was investigating crimes that were not crimes. under the law prosecutors had authority to seize documents and compel people being investigated to stay silent. critics say this is a partisan prosecution searching for evidence to discredit republican governor scott walker. the investigations included series of predawn raids by heavily armed police. in 2011 she says when police pounded on her door she was completely undressed and was afraid police would shoot her dog. she has filed a civil rights lawsuit challenging the prosecutor's actio

press, but it will certainly be treated as true by things like rush limbaugh.hey are of mandate for kind of wild conspiracies and always assuming the worst. host: cape coral, florida, bob, a republican. caller: thank you for the great format. i have been watching a couple years. wintersto florida two ago to take care of my disabled siblings. it has been tough, but florida has been nice. it is hot. host: you are listening to you, bob. caller: my issue -- we are liste ning to you, bob. caller: my issue -- i think trump is a great catalyst for facing -- for the issues facing this nation. everyone i know is suffering and struggling. i think that trump is right. we are being pitted against third world immigrants in our economy. i think at some point we have to come together and realize this is a travesty. i think it is time for the bush-clinton era to end. the media is really way off-base. they haven't got caught up with the people. the people will -- kasich was good. i'm a gay american, too, by the way, and a republican. kasich is a great guy. that even elizabeth w

don't go out on a limbaugh people say it's a sure bet. >> reporter: here's the bottom line. experts say remember we have been down this road before and eventually bounced back. so, with that in mind, do not panic and do not make any hasty moves. we are live in new york, i'm elizabeth hur for channel6 "action news." sharrie, back to you. >> okay the advice to stay calm. liz ben thank you. >>> there will be much more on the rollercoaster day for the stock market coming up later on world news tonight with david muir. that's at 6:30 right after "action news" at 6:00. >>> the fall semester began as scheduled at west chester university today following a health scare. bacteria that causes legionnaires' disease was recently discovered in nine campus buildings. "action news" reporter katherine scott has the latest from school officials who say everyone on campus is safe. >> reporter: the first day of classes at west chester university and students have been talking about more than just their course loads. legionnaires' concerns on campus after the bacteria was detected here this summ

. >> let me quickly, jamal, rush limbaugh weighed in on the debates.thinks the right needs trump on the stage. watch. >> i wouldn't be a bit surprised if trump's objective is to blow up this whole format because it's predictable. it's stale. at some point trump's just going to say how stupid he thinks this is. it's going to be fresh. it's going to be new. it's going to be, to use the cliche, a breath of fresh air and people are going to be applauding it. >> is donald trump a much needed breath of fresh air as rush claims, jamal? >> well, he's a little right to be a breath of fresh air. he's been around for a long time. but what he does understand is that donald trump understands message. as much as he captures all this fear and taps into that, he talks about making america great again. he's going to be willing to upset the apple cart in order to do that. there aren't other republicans who seem ready to do that. you know who might be? joe biden, if he got in the race, he could upset the apple cart. voters are looking for people like bernie sanders who a

if you go down the list of rush limbaugh, 13 million weekly listeners, sean hannity 12 million. michael savage, 7 million. they are on the air every day talking him up, supporting and defending him. that matters. it makes a big difference. what you pointed out is immigration is probably the, one of the biggest issues if not the biggest issue that resonates and rallies the base of -- >> the talk radio. you have been following trump and covering him. do you sense at trump events that issue is resonating in a particular way? >> i think to the talk radio point, most of trump supporters that i've encountered are older, white. they seem to represent the sort of people who listen to right wing talk radio. as much as we'd like to credit cable news with being the thing people pay the most attention to talk radio represents a large portion of the republican electorate and i think donald trump tapped in to that. i think an important part of the was feed piece that we are talking about is when she says it wasn't clear whether or not the radio host supported trump or if they were trying to a