bill maher is not just funny. he's savvy. especially when it comes to political prognostications and he got a lot of buzz from last night's interview and there will be even more after he breaks down the democratic field and what he fears is to come tonight. then, we have seen the possible future of the race and biden and trump exchanged blows today and it was ugly. which side is better set up for a war of who is worse? and how does a battle to the bottom make any of us better? that will be our great debate. we also have jon stewart. did you see the powerful plea he made today on behalf of 9/11 first responders? he shouldn't have to make it. that's our argument. never forget has been forgotten. tonight let's remember who and what matters and let's do it together. let's get after it. >>> now we know that bill maher has been funny and full of provocative insights. that's why "real time" on hbo is one of the highest rated shows in late night television and he held nothing back in our exclusive one-on-one. ultimately for joe biden

bill maher is right, hillary clinton was a horrible candidate.n air gants began the candidate as d she was bean arrogant candidate as well. the left is good at pointing fingers. philadelphia, pennsylvania, wisconsin. >> don't forget ohio. gregg: bill maher is also candid with his personal politics. sheer is. marthamaher call d -- here is bl correctness a cancer. >> one thing they always say is he's not politically correct. they think political correctness has gone way too far. no one likes to be living on egg shells. gregg: he's right, isn't he? >> he is. what's more important than word is actions. if liberals care about issues like the lgbt community or whoever fill in the blanks. just because you use the appropriate terminology, if you don't practice what you preach, people who want to turn columbus day into indigenous person's day do nothing for native americans. gregg: it seems that liberals are the ones who claim the mantel of political correctness. >> i think there is -- liberals and progressives try to say we practice what we preach, we ar

bill maher is spot on.s not just a cancer to the left, it's a cancer for the country and it's gotten so bad as a society that we can say things that are objectively true. >> sean: o lisa, i don't like bill maher so i don'ton have to watch them. nobody has to watch anything or listen to anything they don't want to watch or listen to. that is called freedom! how about you use your freedom? >> here's the problem. we've gotten so bad as a country with political correctness, we can't say things that are objectively true. for instance, that a biological man is going to have a competitive advantage, competing against women in sports. for instance -- look at dan bongino. do you think -- he will have ha competitive advantage over someone like me, if we were in a track race together or playing any sort of sport. it is idiotic to say anything otherwise. we as a society are conditioned to somehow believe that stating the objective truth is offensive. it's insane, it's a distortion of the truth and is unhealthy for the

bill maher had another good point.eed one person with a donald trump cloud and his media presence to say i don't give a damn about your new rule. it's stupid and i'm not going to do it. all of a sudden everybody realizes the emperor has no clothes on. it's simple as that. trump is that guy. he doesn't care what they think. >> sean: you know what? that's what people love him. a disrupter and his policies work. enough said. good luck crazy uncle joe. when we come back, the villain of the day compared pro life beliefs to racism. we'll explain. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. jushis local miracle ear t at helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local mirac

so this from reuters this came out may 6th you may remember it to reuters reporters freed and then maher after more than 500 days in jail it's 500 days and you can see video of the journalist being reunited with their families there as they walk free from prison they were pardoned now the next headline is this one man maher soldiers jailed for raping the massacre freed after months and those who are some of the soldiers that were implicated in this report from reuters massacre and memoirs are a reuters special report. eileen when you look at this story the journalists involved in uncovering this serve longer periods of time than the soldiers what do you make of this you know i mean i think as not has spoken to you this is an issue that unfortunately is not new to me and mar and despite the fact that the. government has said that it serious about taking accountability for the violations which may or may not have occurred and and that busy the punishment that those soldiers faced was the 1st step towards taking responsibility and it set up a commission of inquiry the seriousness which with

will also hold talks with president hassan rouhani later in the day speaking to reporters earlier maher stressed that europe's support for the agreements and promise that a payment system designed to bypass u.s. sanctions on iran will soon be ready. we want to fulfill our good days since we cannot work miracles but we will try to avert the failure of the nuclear do the foreign minister's visit comes with less than a month until an iranian imposed deadline for compliance with the deal expires in early may iran suspended some of its commitments under the accord and called on other signatories to shield it from the impact of u.s. sanctions thereby honoring their commitments the leadership in tehran has said that it on the 7th of july it will start high level uranium enrichment on over the past few weeks the united states has bolstered its military presence in the region sending a carrier strike group to the persian gulf it's also continuing to put immense financial pressure on the iranian leadership a policy that donald trump has repeatedly praised. to fail it is illusion one of the flows

the president called the debate "boring," bill maher tweeted "not a promising start." even the congresswoman, the real leader of the house of representatives, alexandria ocasio-cortez and chiming in, comparing it to a high school classroom filled with kids who didn't do their homework, didn't read the book. in a moment we will break down all the radical positions. you get to hear it yourself, ill-informed platforms, far left fantasies that would never happen. also, my staff behind my back center owner lawrence jones to the debate in miami to see what democrats think about me. i was just told about this moments ago. i can hardly wait. take a look. >> sean, not a fan. [laughs] >> we are going to play the pulled full package coming up, i'm told it will be quite entertaining, but we turn to one of the biggest losers from last nights debate, that would be a mbc news. they experienced some technical difficulties at the height of the debate, can happen to anybody, take a look. >> i think we had a little microphone issue in the back -- >> control room -- >> we have the audienc

are from syria the result of 8 years of civil war but conflicts in the afghanistan south sudan mian maher and somalia have also forced millions to leave their homes so where are they all going turkey tops the list of host countries followed by pakistan and uganda which has some of the most unique and generous refugee policies in the world. seems i see them stitch by stage it is phony as making a new dress she recently trained as a seamstress as part of a u.n. refugee aid projects in 2016 she fled with her family from war torn south sudan to uganda. on our way or the rebels came they took our property tortured us into print ways and beat us. liberals it's like millions of others from south sudan edith and her family found refuge in uganda refugee a.t.f. functions differently people aren't simply confined to a camp liking kenya refugees who were arriving here are immediately given a work permit in thailand which is provided by the communities and then you neighbors they also receive monthly benefits. we have cash and so does well because when we give them for get that is restricted to the 4

he arrived at the consulate on the day he died the 2nd of october there was a conversation between maher here move through who is a security official who's often accompanied the saudi crown prince on his travels around the world and dr sala took begay who's a forensic scientist who is one of the 15 saudis who arrived and we believe the team that carried out the murder and that conversation talks about how heavy the body would be it talks about separating the joints it talks about plastic bags and leather bags in which to dispose of the body and that is before jamal khashoggi arrived in the consulate it goes on and it really is pretty horrific so to give details of exactly what happened to the struggle the sounds that were heard the saudi team say did he sleep keep pushing pushier do not remove your hand the sound of movement the sound of heavy panting and then the sound of a sore and of course james you know you detail very dramatically for us exactly what's in this report i've got a copy of him myself and only some of it we can really relate to our viewers but what it what we do have to

he arrived at the consulate on the day he died the 2nd of october there was a conversation between maher here move through who is a security official who's often accompanied the saudi crown prince on his travels around the world and dr sala took begay who is a forensic scientist who is one of the 15 saudis who arrived and we believe the team the carried out the murder and that conversation talks about how heavy the body would be it talks about separating the joints it talks about plastic bags and leather bags in which to dispose of the body and that is before jamal khashoggi arrived in the consulate it goes on and it really is pretty horrific so.

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i had bill maher on last night. no friend of the president.ats but will call you out when he needs to. he says political correctness is killing you guys. the heart of this country doesn't want to walk on eggshells. here's how he explains it. >> i think a lot of this far-left political correctness is a cancer on progressivism. i don't think you can under -- overestimate how much people have been choking on political correctness and hate it. >> your take? >> what is political correctness? >> well, to him it would be defined, without speaking for the man, as hyperattention to what is said and what is done through a lens of punishment that is beyond what is practical. >> i think i still don't understand, but i will say that our party won 40 seats in the last election, five of them were extremely smart, thoughtful women who are on the left. the other 35 were people in the middle of the country in places like oklahoma and texas, orange county, california, middle -- middle of pennsylvania. our party is moving towards the center. it's the country that

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day 2 of the mother maher conference takes a hard look at the economic challenges in palestine. a lifeline for palestinian refugees as don't apply to jews.

bill maher will be here, we have that. is afraid is going to happen. we have kim porter on, one of the charging young lions of the democratic party. katie porter obviously. what she thinks she will do going forward. katie porter will answer for the new left. bill maher is here with the concerns for the old guard. >> okay. thanks very much. are you the old guard or new guard? >> i am definitely old guard. i am the oldest person on my show. >> it's depressing when you're no longer the young person in the room. we used to be the young person at abc. >> you have looked like this since i met you. >> i looked ancient even when i was young. nobody said to me you were prematurely grey. now it's just yeah, you're old. >> i look at video of us during 9/11. your coverage then was brilliant. the stories that you brought at that time. i look like my son. i look nothing like i look today. totally changed. you look the same except for the glasses which we all know you don't need. >> i wish. if only. if only i could figure out how to put

>> well, i can't believe i'm going to say this, leland, but i actually agree with bill maher there. you have african-american-- >> and got that on tape for that one. >> go ahead and mark it. the majority of african-american voters, non-hispanic voters, hispanic voters, they care about their kids and having a better opportunity on america, i believe if the democrat run on the far left wing socialist agenda, they're not going to win and the republicans focus on an opportunity agenda, we focus on education, jobs and lower taxes and opportunities, if democratic one this secular left wing campaign they are going to suppress the voter turnout. bill maher is right, they can't play the game of talking about reparations and socialism and actually win. leland: you bring up a good support. we always talk about tacking left during the primary or tacking to your base for the primary and move to the center for general. you made the point what plays well for democrats and democratic activists may not work in south carolina. as always, we appreciate the time, sir. have a great weekend. >> you, too,

and she was upset and angry her mother too was because the maher was in here to help her train his daughter. and they could but he had the best interests in the world for his. he just wasn't here to do it so i did it. unlike us in the world for nothing but missing of. 20 years later the single event changes the course of lamar monson's life just around the time that bill proctor the journalist who followed his case is getting ready to retire he receives a call from an unexpected witness who claims to know the real identity of christina brown's murder. 2 months before i retired after 33 years in terms of that she called me on the phone it was one of the more shocking calls i'd ever taken. as an investigator do you get many but this woman said to me on the phone. and me even if you don't remember that murder that you covered back then on boston you got it wrong. you got it wrong and i said ok i'm listening. and she explained that she was with the person who did the murder of the person in prison was not the killer that he wasn't there but she was with the man who did the killing and came back

maher is accused of killing christina brown one of his young clients on the night of the 19th of january 1996. however on the night of the murder lamar was far from the scene of the crime. he was at home with his 6 year old daughter. able remember waking up watching cartoons with my daughter that saturday morning and she woke me up at 9 and i was like mom we're watching cartoons and davey and i want to wear my daughter saturday morning and. that's like i want to mom found some memories you know perhaps that vast day i was out. that saturday morning lamar monson is the 1st to arrive at the scene he finds the apartment in a state of chaos and then he sees the young christina. brown lying motionless on the floor on january 20th 1996 lamar went for his afternoon shift to the apartment and he found the body of christina brown he knew her as crystal. he thought she was 17 years old it was a young tall young woman who just cried herself a 17 after she was 12 and she was another one of the dealers who dealt out of that apartment and what he found was this horrific bloody crime scene. were. she w

that's the clear conclusion from a lengthy inquiry by the un special rapporteur i guess kind of maher who is calling for an international investigation her report describes her death inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last october as an extrajudicial killing she says the individual responsibility of saudi officials at the highest level including crown prince mohammed bin needs to be investigated the report details taped conversations about body disposal in the moments before arrival at the consulate she says the killing is an international crime with universal jurisdiction and she urges a criminal inquiry by the united nations or earlier my colleague folly about you both spoke exclusively to agnes kind of march. the state of saudi arabia is 1st and foremost responsible for for the murder i think it's important to and cyst that the executors of mr casually waltz a killing by as a state we have focused extensively on the identity of various individuals the 12 involved in the commission of the crime but 1st and foremost we must insist in putting the responsibility of the killing tool

the war there has forced nearly 7000000 people to flee the country but afghanistan south sudan mian maher and somalia are also seeing masses of people millions leaving because of conflict and persecution in those countries well where are they going turkey tough the list of host countries with 3700000 people i was followed by pakistan uganda and sudan germany is on the list was more than 1000000 refugees let's take a closer look now at uganda and ask why this country has been more welcoming to refugees than many others. seems i see stitch by stage it is phony as making a new dress she recently trained as a seamstress as part of a u.n. refugee aid projects in 2016 she fled with her family from war torn south sudan to uganda. on our way of the rebels came they took our property tortured us into print ways and beat us. little bones it's like millions of others from south sudan edith and her family found refuge in uganda refugee a.t.f. functions differently people aren't simply confined to a camp like in kenya refugees who were arriving here are immediately given a work permit and land which i

it's uncertain when the road injured refugees will be able to return to their homes and me on maher for the elderly it's not clear whether they'll ever make the trip home . where he will be the next british prime minister well the answer to that is an either or situation tonight either u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt or former u.k. foreign minister boris johnson they will campaign until late july when all members of the conservative party will choose one of them as the party's new leader. we therefore declare that jeremy hunt and boris johnson are going forward to a page of the qualifying membership of the conservative and unionist party thank you very. well in london right now bit must our very own is following the story for it's going to need to you better get some former london mayor and foreign minister boris johnson remains the top contender for the job of tory leader in the next prime minister is his victory i mean is it a foregone conclusion now. not a foregone conclusion he still needs to go to this final round needs to go to the party base but he's clearly the funder frontru

paradise high school seniors who escaped the deadly wildfire now celebrating their graduation emily maher has the story. >>she was more excited than nervous that nervous excitement fills the air as the class of 2019 feels the paradise high school football field i was actually be 80 so it's a good way we're waiting for this for 4 years now every test every homework assignment has led up to this moment for the class of 2019. i thought i would never get here tonight to talk next tonight is a moment, some thought they'd never good to see. it means absolutely everything to me because >>happened like the fire i was like. so nervous, i going to happen, i was even there was a paradise as existing when the camp fire tore through paradise destroyed nearly 14,000 homes. >>of paradise high schools, 980 students about 900 lost theirs i lost my home in lake. >>everything i was able to grab anything out of my house all the high school wasn't damaged classes were forced to be held in chico. >>but on graduation night the seniors returned to their high school with friends who have become family to know tha

against former president you know he's an oscar nod to silva he was convicted of bribery last year maher denies any improper conduct. kids you should kid you far what we see here in fact is some sort of criminal invasion from an organized group whose goals are to attack court sentences related to corruption and money laundering or perhaps to create obstacles to investigations taking place investigations that could hurt powerful people or maybe it's just an attack against brazil. institutions the aviation industry is a major producer and air travel brimming manufacturer is under pressure to be greener that could mean more efficient engines and even electric planes that are about to reports from the paris air show. stylish sleek and fully electric the e.v.a.'s prototype is a glimpse into the future and more environmentally friendly flying powered by batteries the 9 seats a plane on display at the paris a show would produce ciro carbon emissions and be fueled by sustainable sources the c.e.o. of the israeli start up behind the plane says he could fly commercially by 2022 can we build an all

this is it urgent in a solution bill maher crews who together with a medical expert specialize in identifying and and documenting symptoms of physical and psychological torture in full treatment mistral sanctions all the symptoms that are typical for a person that has been exposed to psychological torture over a prolonged period of time we're speaking of severe stress and chronic severe psychological trauma what i have never seen is several democratic states going up in order to prosecute them as an isolated single out particular individual without granting him the protection that actually is accorded to him battle in the u.k. foreign secretary condemned the u.s. assessment is wrong and inflammatory or saying a song should always been free to leave the ecuadorian embassy in london and on sunday jeremy hunt added that the government will not stand in the way of a song is extradition but will instead leave it up to the courts. earlier in the week an extradition hearing for sars was postponed on health grounds polly boy has the. dude the sound was actually meant to be here in person he was meant

and she was upset and angry her mother too was because the maher wasn't here to help her tray his daughter said they could but he had the best interests in the world for his. he just wasn't here to do it so i did it and like as is she didn't want for nothing but missing her father. 20 years later the single event changes the course of lamar monson's life just around the time that bill proctor the journalist who followed his case is getting ready to retire he receives a call from an unexpected witness who claims to know the real identity of kristina brown's murder. 2 months before i retired after 33 years in terms of that she called me on the phone it was one of the more shocking calls i'd ever taken. as an investigator to get many but this woman said to me on the phone.

mark un world refugee day we report on one of the groups affected the range of muslims from me and maher after a crackdown by the in mars' military some a 100000 of them fled to bangladesh life in refugee camps there is harsh for them especially for the elderly you know mothers that we were in the field the soldiers with chasing people and shooting people who could run managed to escape but those who couldn't run were killed. there was fighting rape burning of homes that's why i fled here. all the time they were many older rowe hinge on life has been a near constant flight from violence the stories of those who did not manage to escape survive only with their relatives. and that other than when the soldiers came and set houses on fire my parents were inside they weren't able to move on their own they were bedridden we couldn't take them with us when we fled my parents died when the house was to just. living in a refugee camp can be an unbearable experience for the elderly it can be even worse over the past several months the human rights organization amnesty international interviewed nea

she believes this is happening mainly in thailand singapore i mean maher and cambodia some feel there's a basic solution to this downward trend in democracy to correct itself here in southeast asia a fresh change in leaders a passing of a torch to the next generation my. it's easier said than done if you change at the top of the many of these leaders or when they had to and then saying that their lives politics and so on let's hope that new generation of need. that grow up with new technology will do things differently so unless that happens some are warning democracy in most nations here is under threat and they say although people have the right to vote what it's actually worth is questionable it's got hardly al-jazeera thank god. several people are missing off the mall flooding and landslides in southwest china cars were washed away by flash floods and wiser province and many homes and businesses have been destroyed and emergency response was activated following heavy rain last week which killed at least 61 people. so ahead on the news out. afghanistan's cricketers show why they shou

finding on facebook in that period so so facebook you're right facebook is the internet in me and maher and what people were finding and this is this is really a demonstration of the platform power because they weren't just the internet they were also they were the media they were the way people were getting information social media was the way people got any kind of information and what many people were finding and what was becoming more and more prevalent on the platform in 20142015 was incitement to violence against the rohingya community and facebook really did not do anything in the face of that incitement to violence even though that was inconsistent with its own rules for participating in the service and that i think well the u.n. has actually in a commission of inquiry determined that that ability to use the platform to incite violence was one of the initiators and motivators for people to go out and and exercise terrible crimes against ranger in the period of 20162017 so all these companies failing perhaps you could explain to us how they try and place the internet i mean the c

highlighting the challenges for older refugees amnesty filmed in camps that housed refugees from me and maher after a crackdown by mia mars military almost 800000 of them fled to bangladesh and many are of an advanced age. life in bangladesh so crowded refugee camps can be a constant struggle. for the elderly it's often nearly unbearable the human rights organization amnesty international interviewed nearly 150 displaced wrote injured 54 to over 90 they found that agencies hadn't done enough to address the needs of older refugees. not that far from the people who can walk well it's only a problem for me. i don't go to the camp to nick they don't provide good treatment they usually only give one or 2 tablets when my son buys medication for me i take that i'm wary of going that. everybody thought that this man was able to reach a designated age friendly clinic but such places are rare in the refugee camps for the elderly food medical and sanitation facilities are often difficult to reach researchers documented cases of older patients foregoing medicine because they could not navigate the challe

this is a woman asuncion bill maher christian together with 2 medical experts specialized in i don't define and documenting symptoms office equipment psychological torture and the treatment for sanctions with all the symptoms that are typical for a person that has been exposed to psychological torture over a prolonged period of time we're speaking of severe stress some chronic anxiety and severe psychological trauma what i have never seen use several democratic states going up in order to prosecute them is an isolated and single out any particular individual without granting him. actually. according to the u.k. foreign secretary condemns the un assessment is wrong and inflammatory while saying a silence had always been free to leave the ecuadorian embassy in london and on sunday jeremy hunt added that the government will not stand in the way of a songes extradition but will leave it up to the courts. earlier in the week an extradition hearing for a start was postponed on health grounds probably boyko the details. dude the sound was actually meant to be here in person he was meant to

is that urgent an assumption bill maher crews who together is to medical experts specialize in i don't define and don't document new symptoms of physical and psychological torture until treatment mistral sanctions all the symptoms that are typical for a person that has been exposed to psychological torture over a prolonged period of time we're speaking of severe stress and chronic inside to you at severe psychological trauma what i have never seen is several democratic states going up in order to prosecute them is an isolated single out particular individual without granting him the protection that actually is accorded to him battle of britain was quick to hit back with the country's foreign secretary branding the experts assessments wrong and inflammatory as well as saying assad shared always being free to leave the ecuadorian embassy in london the controversy came just a day after sunday's extradition hearing was postponed this ill health meant the wiki leaks co-founder failed to appear in court with the details is artie's police . dude the sound was actually meant to be here in pers

. >> please welcome bill maher... emma stone. rihanna! >> this actually isn't even a talk show. it's a therapy session. [ laughter ] >> ...making a name for herself for those brutal takedowns ofan hollywoocelebrity culture. >> kim and kourtney -- there's a bikini war going on. only people that can declare war are congress and ok! magazine.ng brad andina always said they wouldn't get married until everyone could get married and i always said i wouldn't get married until they got divorced. >> and then, donald trump became president. >> i guess the message that i want to, like, spread oui to other wom-- is exactly what you're saying is not to give up.we to a psychiatrist after the election because i couldn'ta handle whahappening, and my reaction was so out of control. >> after she wiped away her tears, she says she had an awakening and decidedel to devote heto activism. >> it is important to me, and i'm gonna use my show to add valuean to bring awareness to topics that i don't think are getting a big enough or loud enough voice of their own. >> that is, wh she's not going off about

cross party commission on international religious freedom monitors violations around the world me and maher was criticized for its persecution of the row hinge a muslim minority more than 900000 have fled to neighboring bangladesh government run military deny widespread killings and other atrocities china has also condemned what the report called an authorised religious teachings almost 2000000 weaker muslims are being held in so-called reeducation camps they commission called out saudi arabia for discrimination against the shia minority non muslims women and what is described as prisoners of conscience the report also highlighted attacks on places of worship in the central african republic where fighting for resources and territory has deepened religious and ethnic divides. for all those that run roughshod over religious freedom i'll say this the united states is watching you will be held to account in iran the regimes crackdown on the bahais christians and others continues to shock the conscience in russia jehovah's witnesses were absurdly importantly branded as terrorists as authorities

she believes this is happening mainly in thailand singapore i mean maher and cambodia some people there's a basic solution to this downward trend in democracy to correct itself here in southeast asia a fresh change in leaders a passing of a torch to the next generation much easier said than done. and in many. and saying that now the politics and so on let's hope that new generation of need. that. we do things differently so unless that happens some are warning democracy in most nations here is under threat and they say although people have the right to vote what it's actually worth is questionable it's got hardly al-jazeera thank god . the e.u. has threatened to impose sanctions against turkey if it doesn't stop drilling for oil and gas in the eastern mediterranean e.u. leaders meeting in brussels on friday called turkey's exploration of morse's to cyprus illegal plus reports now on how cypriots are responding to the rising tension this is a prisoner called to me runs on tourism the northern port of chi really used to be where greek cypriots spent their weekends after a turkish invasion t

wants the trial of 11 suspects who societies say is underway in the kingdom to be suspended ms cullen maher says it's an international crime that could come under the principle of universal jurisdiction meaning that the suspects could be investigated anywhere in the world thanks. right let's introduce our guest now in istanbul we have mehmet chairlift who's managing editor of the daily 7 newspaper in washington d.c. courtney raj who is advocacy director for the committee to protect journalists to see p.j. and joining us from islamabad in pakistan toby cadman an international human rights lawyer welcome to you all but mehmet can i start with you in istanbul this is obviously the location of this heinous crime turkey has welcomed the report what is turkey going to do next. well turkey has welcomed the report and this is actually in a way it confirms turkey's position from the 1st day the fact that an international investigation has been lounge and that it needs to be you know discussed at the international level is something that turkey has pushed forward from going forward from from today on

bill maher slams democrats are playing identity politics and says he won't stop calling them out. >> to answer for and they don't help themselves a lot and a lot of this form of political correctness is a cancer on progressivism. the vast majority of liberals in this country hate it, they think political correctness is gone too far. no one likes to live on eggshells. >> reporter: he added trump supporters, they love the president because he is not politically correct and he does not trust the media to cover the 2020 elections responsibly. the good, the bad and the ugly. kids in texas can now have lemonade stand without tariffs getting find. >> here's a common sense law that allows kids at lemonade stand. >> there you go, greg abbott signing a bill allowing nonalcoholic drinks to be sold on private property and public parks. a police chase used a million-dollar drug bust. man and woman led them on a half-hour chase before getting stuck in a traffic jam. police found 22 pounds of meth and heroin in that car and finally the ugly. the madness after a pitch gets too close for comfort in a

and i appreciated your interview with bill maher. this is cnn. i'm don lemon. we have breaking news because president trump and joe biden are in duelling speeches in iowa tonight, the president returning to one of his favorite talking points about democrats. >> the democrat party has never been angrier. they're so angry. did you ever see a people so angry? for what? for what? these are angry people. every day the democrat party is becoming more and more unhinged and more and more extreme. they are going crazy. do you love it? i sort of love it. >> it should be democratic party, but that's another story. >>> biden leaned into the criticism of the president. >> i have complete power. no, you don't, donald trump. quotes from donald trump, i have absolute power. no, you don't, donald trump. or only i can fix it. fix yourself first, donald trump. >> so it is interesting that the president never once mentioned biden tonight, but he sure did earlier, and that's probably no surprise because the new quinnipiac poll has biden with a 13 point lead over trump in a head-to-

i want to take up bill maher, the attorney general. attorney general let's show him what -- with bagpipes and hands, in his comments today if we can roll that please. they are going to surprise me from having bagpipe band come down are from new york but a as you know i'm proficient at dare i say the word spying -- [laughter] i have to tell you i think we have one hell of attorney general don't you? >> fabulous and attorney general before and wasn't in office long muff for two years and or very young. i think he's going to save this administration save this country. and i think he's got to basically reform fbi reform the justice department and that's a critical critical effort. >> dare i say it -- i hope like diggens he locks them up. will lock them up. >> to that good to have you my friend president trump says time for other countries to protect their own interest at sea. other countries -- now he's been saying this for a while and we're going to show you how much of a while. we have new video tonight on chicago police responding to ju