lyin' ted, l-y-i-n with an apostrophe. we call him lyin' ted.o, by the way, is a choke artist. he's little. liddle. liddle. >> don't worry about it liddle marco. >> gentleman, you've got to do better than that. >> that was high school. that's a look back at how donald trump resorted to name calling during the primaries. while it was clear trump relished hurling insults at his republican proponents, he took a more degrading approach to his campaign against hillary clinton, attacking her ethics, her experiences, even her health. >> crooked hillary clinton, oh, she's crooked, folks, she's crooked as a $3 bill. in fact, she's the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states of america. >> her international donors control her every move. she is a danrous liar. >> she's the devil. he made a deal with the devil. unstable hillary. >> she's pretty close to unhinged. . >> really, i don't think she's also there. >> she also lacks the mental and physical stamina. >> you see all the days off that hillary takes? day off. day off. she g

then i said i am a lyin. i was 17 and my dad said i can't wait until you move out.aid i can't wait to move out. then 18kaboosh. who wants to sit in the basement of a suburban home and eat mango slices? >> a lot of people are saying it is economics and they have no other choice. >> we were 15 people to a room. aidan was in the dining room and steven was in the kitchen. you pile up dudes. it is not like you go i need my duvet. you are 17. you drink yourself to near death. >> 50% of kids have a chance of earning more than their parents. it is the first generation kids are earning less. is it all economics or does it have to do with motivation? >> both. i think they are linked. this is the first generation that might have a lower life span than their parents. >> wait, no. >> yes. >> problem be because obesity. this may be the first generation ever that lives less long. when i say ever i mean ever. like caveman. >> since lucy. let's get this last story. here is another study that will surprise you. rich people think life is fair. poor people don't. 50% of those making ov

when he said this, my favorite trumpy truth about lyin' ted's father. >> he was with lee harvey oswaldor to the thing being shot and nobody even brings its u. they don't even talk about that. that was reported and nobody talks about it. >> zo bad. it is so bad. he said his father may his fathn involved in the shooting of jfk. and he was still elected president. and then met with senator ted cruz for a lovely conversation. which is pretty gutsy for donald trump, given that ted cruz comes from a family of assassins. how does he manage -- okay, that's a pretty big lie. how'd he get away with that lie? >> i don't know, but it is a truly abusive relationship. and think about this, ted cruz came into this election, he played the game better, he thought through every angle. he was going to be nice to trump until everybody was gone, and then he was going to run in and deliver the kill. and he winds up -- what wound up happening is, he played everything so badly, he got beaten so badly, he is the one republican of all 17 who can never run again. >> no, no. >> he got destroyed. >> he got exposed

i think that the idea is that, you know, when he was talking about lyin' ted or little puts his fingergs and kanye west is going to drive a popular culture conversation. everybody is talking about what is kanye west doing up in the trump tower? they are not paying attention to anything about russian hacking or why isn't trump having a press conference thursday? the whole thing is pop culture and donald trump the ultimate celebrity. >> he did i investigators attention away from potential problems and he gets the attention of people who may not like him. >> oh, yeah. >> young black males. >> bigger than that. this is pop culture for across america. >> i don't know how popular kanye west is across the board. i mean in a targeted sense is he popular. so, juan actually made two lucid points, lisa, oh, gosh. >> i'm a little rattled. but it's true by bringing in a kanye west then, you know, who cares about the russian hackers for today anyway. and do you reach a segment of the population, that thinks trump is the devil, right? good. no audio from lisa. i'm sorry about that. lisa, we have no a

how do you have a guy who you named lyin ted on the supreme court? meghan: i think wounds can heal.'t think he'd have anybody putting up much of a fight. they probably want him out and on the supreme court. i've grown to like ted cruz a lot more than i did in the past year -- harris: why? meghan: because i was one of those, as you know, i was not a huge trump supporter throughout the election, and i thought he was speaking for a lot of that that, you know, hold true to our conservative beliefs that had questions about donald trump. and i ended up liking him more than i would have. i was the one person who defended him on this very show at the convention after his drop the mic speech. so i learned to like him a lot more than i once did. i actually think it's a great choice politically as well. he's very well aligned with conservatives across the country, and when you're talking about issues like second amendment rights and roe v. wade, these are hot button, cornerstone issues -- harris: yeah. so, kennedy, that's what i want to ask you about. there's certain ways a supreme court can h

this was ridiculous lyin making up fictitious horror stories about children being used for whatever actual purposes and playing it on hillary and that pizzeria down the street from here. what are your thoughts? >> i think the intel was not 100%, it was not 90%, it was zero percent, because this was a completely falsified story, a lie, as you say, chris. and you'd be happy to know that the comet ping-pong, your local pizzeria is back open for business. they're accepting customers again. and for the first time, we are hearing from this man when went in based on this complete lie and actually unloaded a firearm into the ground there. his name is edgar welch. and he told "the new york times" exclusively. let me read it to you, quote, i just wanted to do some good and went about it the wrong way. he said the substantial evidence from a combination of sources, this is "the new york times" here, left him with the impression something nefarious was happening. he said one article on the subject led to another and then another. he said he did not like the term "fake news," believing it was meant to

if you're lyin' to me, i'm gonna kill youou one way or the other! coe, just how strong is that depot? - plenty strong. - food and water supply? - enough for two weeks. - we could wait them out. isn't it? - yeah, why? - - ll, all we need is a little fuse and some blasting powder and enough muscle to move this thing. you with me? - every step of the way. - well, come on. - enough? - all right, that's enough. - i... i don't know about this. - well, coe, we're not the first ones no. nqpoleon had great faith in his. - yeah, when's the last time he tried to take a depot wiwi one cannon and two men? - i don't know, but if this doesn't work, we're gonna have a chance to ask him personally. all right. - i got nuts, spikes, old bolts... (metal clanging) this barrel is rusted through. it'll blow right up in our faces.. - all you men in there, listen! i got a one-minute fuse on this thing! we want sukey, not you! but if he doesn't surrender, we'll blow that depot to pieces! we'll blow those walls down and fill that depot with blind scrap metal! (gunshot) - come

we definitely are encouraged by the city's decision to merge departments to stream lyine the process and the data collection as well. i also want to compliment the team for the openness in working with the community and working with our business partner and jeff has been out to speak with our organization and all of our members on several oizations to up date us on what the city is doing and work with us on how we can help with the solutions that are proposed as well, and the fact that he is taking the time and that his team has taken the time to do that is very important to us and i think that it is going to really serve us well as a city, and we are encouraged by the decisions and the plans that are being developed and we thank you for your support as well. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> my name is karen and i am the director of, and i am here to speak in support of the resolution, and i want to thank jeff, very much for his leadership on the plan, and supervisor farrell for introducing this resolution. and in union square our goal is to keep the area, clean and safe and welcomi

. >> we see you lyin'.bout some "pop news" there, lara? >> absolutely, robin, good morning, everybody. good morning to you guys. [ applause ] talk about a daring duo. christina aguilera and britney spears could be joining forces. wow. yeah, that's a good one, right? that's like my '90s dream team. though they haven't confirmed anything yet, the potential collaboration announced on twitter by one eagle-eyed fan sharing a screen shot uncovered on a music licensing website in which both pop stars are listed as the vocalist on a remix of britney's tune, "do you want to come over." that song originally appeared on britney's ninth studio album "glory." this version would likely make some noise if it is anything like the pair's last collaboration. >> put that screen shot back up. >> can we? i'm sure we can. i was enjoying that collaboration. but, yes, can we? we're waiting for it. wait for it, george. >> because one said britney spears and one said spears britney. >> that's her alter ego. spears -- yeah. >> yes, a

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we definitely are encouraged by the city's decision to merge departments to stream lyine the process and the data collection as well. i also want to compliment the team for the openness in working with the community and working with our business partner and jeff has been out to speak with our organization and all of our members on several oizations to up date us on what the city is doing and work with us on how we can help with the solutions that are proposed as well, and the fact that he is taking the time and that his team has taken the time to do that is very important to us and i think that it is going to really serve us well as a city, and we are encouraged by the decisions and the plans that are being developed and we thank you for your support as well. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> my name is karen and i am the director of, and i am here to speak in support of the resolution, and i want to thank jeff, very much for his leadership on the plan, and supervisor farrell for introducing this resolution. and in union square our goal is to keep the area, clean and safe and welcomi

we definitely are encouraged by the city's decision to merge departments to stream lyine the process and the data collection as well. i also want to compliment the team for the openness in working with the community and working with our business partner and jeff has been out to speak with our organization and all of our members on several oizations to up date us on what the city is doing and work with us on how we can help with the solutions that are proposed as well, and the fact that he is taking the time and that his team has taken the time to do that is very important to us and i think that it is going to really serve us well as a city, and we are encouraged by the decisions and the plans that are being developed and we thank you for your support as well. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> my name is karen and i am the director of, and i am here to speak in support of the resolution, and i want to thank jeff, very much for his leadership on the plan, and supervisor farrell for introducing this resolution. and in union square our goal is to keep the area, clean and safe and welcomi

. >> so -- >> he had low energy jeb, that took down jeb, and lyin' ted cruz, and then little marco, and >> that was little, little. >> and little marco was telling porn jokes, and then little marco had to apologize. i am sorry. but this, this really was -- this was -- >> crookid hillary. >> the one little tweak, if you want to step away from the mike -- >> couldn't really hear him. >> i could understand the mime. >> so anyway, ben carson -- >> wow, that's our hud second. >> and he's a world-renown brain surgeon, and not as much with public housing. >> just a guess. i have no evidence of this. he's going to have a very, very strong administrator right beneath him. >> maybe. >> i would think the number two probably will be elon musk. >> i think it will be a tough confirmation. >> will the confirmations be on the comedy channel? >>> and then we'll be right back. >> that's the lead in the "new york times," and you have republican leaders saying they are real concerned. >> we will be right back with more "morning joe." discover card. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scor

we definitely are encouraged by the city's decision to merge departments to stream lyine the process and the data collection as well. i also want to compliment the team for the openness in working with the community and working with our business partner and jeff has been out to speak with our organization and all of our members on several oizations to up date us on what the city is doing and work with us on how we can help with the solutions that are proposed as well, and the fact that he is taking the time and that his team has taken the time to do that is very important to us and i think that it is going to really serve us well as a city, and we are encouraged by the decisions and the plans that are being developed and we thank you for your support as well. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> my name is karen and i am the director of, and i am here to speak in support of the resolution, and i want to thank jeff, very much for his leadership on the plan, and supervisor farrell for introducing this resolution. and in union square our goal is to keep the area, clean and safe and welcomi