they do the even liberal bill maher.he he said one good thing. and trump -- i don't know. so i am afraid of trump on a very personal level. i don't think he likes me. i understand why. and i don't know what he would do in the second term. he is obviously somebody who does not know any boundaries. and you have to worry when you see what's other authoritarian rulers do in other countries to people. and not thinking he's going to become putin and start pushing people out windows. but i won't live on the 30th floor anywhere either. >> why do you think he obsesses about you so much? do you think you long for your approval? >> no. i cannot get into his head. i just think he is immediate creature. he doesn't read. he only looks at television. every time he quotes me, he always says i was watching the show accidentally. >> right. >> i mean. >> but he just stumbled on hbo. i don't know how that happened. >> he is not aware of what a preposterous figure he is. >> ahead on this cnn primetime special. >> you can believe in the spagh

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i have a list three pages long of the things he's called me. >> bill maher, everybody know bill mahersion ratings. >> the press nut job, low rating sleaze bag. and he was doing it again last week. he doesn't like i'm on cnn. i don't know why that gets to him. he doesn't like -- >> oh, he's doing it now since you started doing the thing on friday nights. >> yes. he doesn't like that. >> on truth social he does it. >> or in a rally. he doesn't like that fox quotes me. when fox quotes me, you know, of course, fox will watch one of my shows, 90% of it might be something they -- material they hate, they take out of it. >> the even liberal big maher, they do to you every time. >> we hate this guy, he's awful. but you know, he said one good thing. and trump that drives -- so i don't know. so i am afraid of trump on a very personal level because i don't think he likes me. i understand why. and i don't know what he would do in a second term. he is obviously someone who does not know any boundaries. you have to worry when you see what other authoritarian rulers do in other countries to people.

but also most people are not of bill maher's professional position. of people face consequences that he's not going to face. >> but in your regular life, to find yourself holding your tongue in a way that you did not used to because you are afraid that a conversation is getting too dicey now? >> not -- well, actually, it's funny for me, because i do this for a living now. and i actually increasingly just feel like i don't feel like having these arguments in my off time. so, yes. >> so, then your putting yourself in an ecosystem or in an echo chamber, a silo in a way. >> i'm not in a silo. >> by choosing not to engage in the kind of cross pollinating discussion because it's too tiresome. >> well, yeah, sometimes it is tiresome. but i don't know, it somehow that is feel like i'm off the clock. >> why is it tiresome though? >> it's not tiresome. i think -- look, i think what you're getting at is is there something now that there wasn't 20 years ago? maybe not in the context of the etymology of the end of this sort of interesting historical context of the

bill maher saying the same.ired fbi age bobby chacon on is next oon china warning elon musk over his tweet of covid leaking from a chinese lab. >> march is women's history month, we honor american computer scientist, and byon near, admiral grace hopper. >> we have admiral grace hopper to thank for computer bugs, but not in the way you think. she received a phd from yale in 1334, world war ii erupted hopper took a leave of absence from her f professor ship to join navy's women reserve, she was a signed to a project that built one of world's first computers. hopper stayed at harvard after the war building two mfcomputers for the navy, she popularized the words bug and debugging, when she retired in 1986, she attained ranra rank of rear admiral. -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in fa

bill maher says sports is the only history left where people work hard and do their job well actuallyzed. >> the last refuge of meritocracy in america. show business is filling up with babies, politics and even modeling must sports is the last place where it doesn't matter who you are or where you're from, just what you do, no one is hired either because it would make the team look like america or because there which white daddy pulled strings. i don't trust the government, media, churches, judges, juries, thanks, jiffy lube or anyone on a dating app -- [laughter] anyone on a daily at covering their chin -- [laughter] but i do trust 4150 players in the nba are the best 4150 players the teams could find anywhere in the world. [applause] in sports, they don't tell each other stories. they perform. >> charlie, i think when it comes to the kiddos athletes may have some benefits but this is generally true. however, we see this taken away with biological males playing in women's sports aspect. >> that is totally true but the other aspect is of course the reason teams have to pick the best p

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jen psaki and bill maher.s it because it will make them lose and she hates it because they can't fight it. >> when you shine a spotlight on the crazy, you get a better picture of what the democratic party has become and makes independent voters or moderate democrats feel more uncomfortable aligning themselves with the crazy ideas that are coming out there. when you think about reparations in particular. this was not a slave state. there wasn't anyone there who was connected to someone impacted by slavery in california. what you do with reparations is acknowledge people are victims. no greater sin to an individual than to convince them that they're a victim. instead of addressing the issues they need to, they blame someone else. >> harris: who will prove who has more slave blood than someone else? it is disgusting. thank you, jason rantz. "outnumbered" after the break. at newday we make it easy. our newday 100 loan lets you combine your first mortgage, your second mortgage, your high-rate credit cards, personal

each fried following "realtime" with bill maher, bill and his guests answer viewer questions and bringspectives to the topics driving the national conversation. we're excited to bring you this lively discussion first every friday night so here is "over time" with bill maher. [ applause ] >>> okay. we're on cnn now. i don't know how that happened, but we're back with our panel from vermont, bernie sanders, the senator. host of show time's "the circus" john and russell brand are back with us. [ cheers ] >> okay. so here are the questions. people wrote in, i guess this is for you because it mentions the brit awards. what does the panel think of the discussion around the oscars getting rid of gender specific categories like best actor and best actress and how did it work out at the brit awards? >> as a person that never won an award, i feel confident in saying they are pointless, a distraction a time we need to come together around real prinpr principles and values unless someone wants to give me an award i'll make it well principle so i can bloody well get it. >> am i wrong that at the br

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you just watched bill maher in a one-on-one with jake tapper. stick around until 11:30 eastern time and we will bring you in even more unplugged bill maher. we will see what he and his guests talk about after the show. until then we have a lot to talk about so we will show you this new video. taken by one of the americans kidnapped in mexico and it showed what was happening in the car right after they crossed over the border. then there is a two hour gap of time before they are surrounded by the cartel. we will tell you what we know about where they went. >>> george santos accused of running a credit card skimming operation in seattle. >> i'm in the right, i'm innocent. >> oscar ceremony brought us the flap heard round the world so what's in door for this broadcast? our panel brings us a preview. my this week look, -- anderson. also maunder jones, former congressman with the most infectious laugh. and joining us, and when i don't well enough retired nypd detective mark saxton. detective thanks so much for being here with us and thanks to all of

so here is over time with bill maher. are you on cnn with panelists this week? david sedaris is over here with this new book professor of marketing at new york's stern school of business. scott galloway and the great writer for the atlantic and the larry and here are the things that people want to know about. okay a group of conservatives recently said they want to create an ai chatbot of their own. to combat liberal bias, can we? well, i've heard there was liberal bias. i heard. i've read that that that chat body is a little woke. ah. can we expect a i to be used as a political weapon in the near future? i think it already is. i mean, it's funny that you create something that is supposed to be smarter than everybody and above it all, and immediately we're breaking down into. you know, we're gonna that's what it's gonna be. you're gonna have the liberal chat pot and the conservative, right? yeah, there's some missile like traditional media. i think it's hard to argue that there isn't oftentimes the liberal bias because it's mostly overeducated people in urban ce

because people like bill maher agree with me on this issue even though he attacks me.ndence, democrats, republicans, all over america that agree we need to let kids be kids. [cheering] [applause] on while i am still committed to saying no money to ukraine and that country needs to find peace not war. when while i will look at a camera directly and tell zelenskyy you better leave your hands off of our sons and daughters because they are not dying over there. [cheering] [applause] i will also inform the lion that was to devour and that lion is looking to devour our children, that our god is bigger. and our god, our god is the god that created this man and woman in his image he created us. and our god is the god that created our children. and because of him we will get this bill passed at the republican party will be the party that protects children from such an evil that i cannot believe it exists in this time. thank you so much everyone. call to action. call to action introducing my bill next week. call every single member of congress get on the protect children's innoc

the news of the martyrdom of hossein maher abdul rashid made him happy.se two commanders faced each other many times. they had fought and many times hossein had won the field, hossein who never left the front except for short vacations, it was not fair to wait any longer, it was time for us to rest a little , or the butler al-atasha was the inscription of our old neighborhood board, and the simple question of a child can be be thirsty next to the water and don't have cravings in you as i grew older i understood his answer, the reason was hossein, hossein was a martyr, for abbas, a soldier who is easy, abbas sacrifices his life as if playing a game, killing a soldier, that is, this was an excuse at all, abbas was thirsty, hossein was thirsty, the children of the local board were thirsty, abbas was a childhood conversation , not unrelated to fate. we understood this later, they said that a man can be recognized from a coward when the war trumpet is played, they were right, they said that these wheelchairs are a sign of masculinity. whether the airport is wa

that's how bill maher puts it in a wide ranging interview with jake tapper.ticians have changed their views? or do you think they're just afraid of their party's activists the way a lot of republicans are afraid of their party's activists, the maga folks? >> b, they're afraid, yes. >> they're just afraid? >> yes. i think both sides. i think, again, four tribes in this country. there is old school liberals and old school conservatives, republicans and democrats, the kind of people who used to -- i think that's the majority of the country. >> like hillary clinton and jeb bush? >> yeah. the kind of people who never agreed on a hell of a lot, but they found ways to work with each other. they didn't hate each other. it wasn't all about making liberal tears and cry and all this stuff. and owning and destroying people. it was yeah, i don't agree with bob dole, but we can work together. we can get a grand bargain, that kind of stuff. and so i think that's the majority. but then you have trumpers, and then you have wokesters. and you know, those fringes are not doing

i want you to listen to bill mahers idea of woke. >> very undoing of it. five years ago, abraham lincoln was not a controversial figure among liberals. we liked him. now they take his name off schools and tear down the statues. really, lincoln isn't good enough for you? woke is different. we see it all the time and always the most important thing. that's not liberalism. stuart: that's interesting, will. woke has the opposite of liberal. what do you say? >> i think woke needs to be looked at, stuart, through two lenses. one is the deeper philosophical lens it's tied to the concept of critical theory and critical theory is a marxist ideology and requires you to look at the world into a oppress sore and oppressed and wokism isn't limb limited to race but gender position ticks, gender identity, sexual politics and sexual identity and see the victim through oppressor and oppressed and that's tied to a long term ideology and there's something that mahers eluding too and that's a bit more soup official. when someone goes to tearing down abraham lincoln is they're

the martyrdom of hossein maher abdul rashid was happy. these two commanders had fought against each other many times, and hossein was victorious many times. hossein, who never left the front except for short vacations , it was not fair to wait any longer. it was time to rest a little. it was the activity of a lady who took the path of job creation and entrepreneurship from one of the villages of rafsanjan city he started by buying a cheap village plant, although he failed in the first year, but with effort and perseverance , he continued his path until he reached the position of the national champion of production. being around rafsanjan, according to the climate, we changed the type of plant and cultivated it after it was replaced in the whole province of kerman and the pistachio trees dried up in 2019 , the economy and livelihood were threatened. he found a product and started training and consulting free of charge to rural women different villages work, we provide training with consultation, some of them provide seedlings and guidance,

the iraqis, maher abd al-rashid , were defeated by all the enemy forces and captured by all the drivers let's do selana barracks, my sleep, this is the whole situation, and the heights of ain khosh, the barracks of this cluster of mina were taken over by the warriors, then our units , the tradition of sabuna, the coming of the tears of the messenger of god, and when they were on the 24th of khorram abad and i, the area of ​​the abbas plain was completely captured, but abbas the enemy's inspiration realized that it started from homayun garden no. 7 in the west of our operation area, it was south of mecca, east of mecca. in fact , they also started from the abbas plain area in a way that i could not resist, and in fact, the financial and administrative problem behind us is that the lashkar imam hussain was hit from the right side, i was hit in the head from the front i said, "come on, we will stay behind until the martyrs and defends." the operation command decided to activate the area of ​​fard's camp. which was concentrated to actually beat each other and they brand means in fact we can

." >> narrator: another young woman working on the film, suza maher-wilson, says weinstein approached. this is the first time she's spoken publicly about it. >> there was a hotel room right off the lobby. and that's when he like lured me in there to give him a massage. and i agreed, being a 23-year-old naïve, trusting young woman. he, said, "i'm going to the lavatory." and i said, "okay." and then i... he came out and he was naked with a towel and it was a little shocking. and i just said, "i'm sorry, this isn't... this isn't what i signed on for." and, i-i left the room immediately. >> narrator: weinstein has since said in a statement, "i came of age in the '60s and '70s. that was the culture then." in his responses to "frontline," he denies paula wachowiak's account, and disagrees on the details of suza maher-wilson's account. >> i told probably a handful of people, but no one seemed shocked 'cause he was the producer. we all felt it was typical of someone in a position of power to wield that over younger, younger girls. >> i don't think anyone would have listened to m i don't think

the refinery should have the motivation to do so-called hot water because maher produces gasoline and diesel at the highest price. those who are the owners of the refinery, of course , say that it is a characteristic of the industry that the government comes to feed. let's take ownership of investment and raise the standards accordingly. we said 5% provided that 40% of the profits of the refineries are used to improve the quality of the products . the representatives also obliged the ministries until august 1402 regarding the investment for inner and outer city and electric transportation. to propose a plan, and the successive warnings of the parliamentarians about the poisoning of female students convinced the speaker of the parliament that the head of the national security commission should give a report about these events. meetings with all health, education, information and security officials the quick follow-up and identification of the perpetrators of this inhuman act is still on the agenda of this commission. the results of the possible intervention of foreigners and ill-wisher

. >> yeah, and in fact i was on realtime with bill maher after the election and he was doing his let's kumbaya, time to reach out to the donald trump voter and see what they want. how can we bring the nation back to form a more perfect union, and i had to break it to him, this nation is moving into insurgency. and that's a long-range series of political destableation designed to bring down or discredit a government through a series of insurrections, both political insurrections which we're liing right now with this new congress, political upheavel in elections as we see here in arizona where leighton refuses to concede election. and armed action and human action as we saw on january 6. the park service says 40,000 people attended that rally, 10,000 people laid seige to our nation's capital. right? as many as 2,000 penetrated that building with the intent to overthrow the government of the united states. there are people who swore an oath to the constitution to protect and defend this nation who thought that was great. how these two things could survive from the founding of this nation

road around 15 kilometers went around until once again the prominent commander of the iraqis, namely maher abdul rashid you were able to defeat all the enemy forces and arrange all of isfahan. the barracks of my dream are all in this state and you were able to control the heights of ain khosh, nakhosheh barracks of mina, were captured by the fighters, and then our units , according to the tradition of sabuna, the arrival of shokrallah mohammadi to 24 khorram abad , these were the abbas plain area completely. the imamzadeh of abbas anham was destroyed. the enemy realized that the operation started from garden number 7 of homayoun in the west of our area , which was the east for us. if they actually started from the area of ​​the abbas plain , i could not resist them, and in fact it was difficult further back. locations of imam hossein's army from the right side "mizdan is messing up the history. i said, come back, we will stay until the martyrs and defends. it was that the operation command decided to activate the area of ​​fard's camp. they entered from the raqabieh area and the area and w

congressman, i like your reaction, please, to hbo's bill maher on how all this is connected to the recent wave of blowout spending. watch this. >> and interest rates spiked, right, because of inflation. >> yes. >> okay, so, when uncle sugar was very generous during covid -- >> [laughter] >> -- right? that was the result of that. that's what caused the inflation , a lot of what caused the inflation. you can not put $6 trillion that you don't have in people's pockets and not expect some inflation. that's what caused this. >> [applause] >> so it's all connected. >> elizabeth: uncle sugar. how come the white house did not recognize that that would happen how come democrats did not recognize that would happen and republicans too. >> well, the fed, who i have respect for , jerome powell, refused to acknowledge that the white house was working against him, with the type of spending that was taking place, so he had his stimulus taking place, his qe, while the white house continued its excessive spending and so basically raising interest rates where it was having minimal effect upon inflation, so

quality products, so that the barber shop has an incentive, so to speak do hydroelectricity because maher is skilled in producing gasoline and diesel with a higher price than those who own refineries, who say that the industry that the government comes to produce their food does not take away , it also sets the price. to improve the standards 5 the percentage is subject to the fact that 40% of the profits of the refineries are used to improve the quality of the products. the representatives also obliged the ministries to make a proposal in august 1402 regarding the investment for intra- and extra-urban transportation and the electrification of agricultural wells, and successive reminders of the representatives. regarding the poisoning of female students, the parliament convinced the speaker to ask the head of the national security commission to give a report about these events . the agenda of this commission is that the results, including the possible intervention of foreigners and ill-wishers of the nation, the infiltrators of the enemies , will definitely be made available to the public

bill maher is being interviewed on cnn when jake tapper asked the host if he was worried when donaldell-being. i thought i could wind up in guantanamo bay. i think i still could. i mean, he concern he was ranting about me all last week again, so i'm afraid of trump on a very personal level. howard: maher also revealed why he no longer gets booed by some in the audience. >> about five years we did concern i don't know what they did with the audience, but they got rid of the groaners, and it made my life so much better. and there are people who actually say to me, oh, i miss the days when you used to fight with the audience. maybe you co, but i don't. [laughter] howe i don't know, a stand-up comic should be able to handle a few groans. that's it for this edition decision of "mediabuzz." subscribe to my podcast, apple itunes is a good praise to do it. kellyanne conway and her husband announced they are getting divorced, nobody could be shocked by this given all the animosity that happened when she was working in the trump white house. donald trump posted congratulations and attacked her

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hbo's over time with bill maher, now on cnn tonight at 11 30.then there were 12 gonzaga survives a wild finish against u c. l a to advance in the n c double a tournament andy scholes now with the story, a lot going on last night, and what a night it was john and what a game we had in las vegas. you know, the second half. it was certainly a wild ride. gonzaga was actually down 13.5 time, but they came all the way back. actually had an eight point lead over u c l a with a minute to go, but the bruins would go on a frantic 10 1 run cattle file mari bailey hitting a three to give them the lead with 13 seconds to go, but then zack's coach mark few, he dialed up what he calls the j right play the same one. villanova used to win it all a few years ago, and julian strawser, the vegas native. nailing the three u c l a had one last chance, but they turned the ball over zags winning a thriller the final 79 76. i mean, as soon as it came off, it looked like it was online and i mean butter sales. i mean, like, coach said, we work on that plate literally prac

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we'll never ever surrender to the woke maher, all right from the governor of the sunshine state. we want to go now to washington d. c. to shed some light on america's polarized politics. and it's people to do that, i'm joined now by liz choker, she's a political scientist, liz, it's good to see you again. and let's talk about the brand to santa's here he has been described as a younger version of donald trump. he is he tapping into that that trump base by going after what he calls the woke. busy agenda, he's definitely trying to tap into some base it's, it's the idea why? because if anything from the mid terms in the last 2 years has shown that fringe, that base is, is not producing results. he's absolutely going after sound bites. he's going after trigger issues. instead of having concrete policies, because notice he says well, and he's very vague about what that means in the past, he's shifted what that means to be convenient to what he's saying at the moment. so he's trying to get people on emotion. he's trying to tap into folks without saying this is what i'm going to do for

chris rock is liberal, you have bill maher, and the like, it is necessary for top-level comedians to. >> joe: have you noticed comedians that have staying power are the ones that don't care about political correctness. chris rock, bill hamer, jerry seinfield, i am here to entertain and don't care who i offend, not going over any sort of line. chris rock has been around for a long time, he's in his 50s, he looks 29 still. that seems to be the pattern here, don't be politically correct, don't worry about what the audience might be offended by. >> todd: be funny. >> ashley: mayor eric adams says his city should be worried about lori lightfoot's loss. >> eric adams has been talking about public safety on campaign trail and first year, i show up at crime scenes, i knew what new yorkers were saying. it is stating this is what i have been talking about, we have to be safe. >> ashley: just got to tell him, new york is no better, just as dangerous. >> joe: it is and eric adams talks a good game, is what i'm learning. when you are listening to any politicians those are your words, what is your

give a ten-year program at the same time, but after 10 years, you should give the example of omid maher'sth team. you are holding hands with the same juniors, give it to the coach of the team, you have reached the level of hope that you are up to the level of hope, it is yours to avoid hope , we have to appear in the olympics, can the coach of the time see this case, you can find this with this coach who knows okay, the work went ahead today, mr. qala there was a new football, one of the most important reasons for having you right, it was very interesting for me. it is completely defensive to make changes in fried chicken wings for several years, especially in the national team. change has consequences, let's tolerate it and let it work . i am coming to say that because the national team of our country likes it, i like it, i like it, i like it, i want the best results in iran, i say your final questions are the result of what happened today in the iran-russia match, with a team that was completely attracted to russia, their coach brought mr. valery karton is 54 years old this game against

meanwhile as brand visits us in bill maher and joe rogen we see how corporate media and protects go after four. we know how cnn accuse rogen of advocating taking horse pillings it was a lie so bold even horse said nay -- but it was a direct attack on someone threatening their power. and now here's a headline from the new statesman about russell brand we have lost russellen brand. and why -- [laughter] you know i didn'ndt read thewh article because it was behind a pay wall.ar and if i want to give money tof progressives i'll tip a barista. but their reason, he's no longer saying what they want him to say. just using the word lost implies they own him in the first place but now he's what elizabeth warren would call off theth reservation. and, of course -- there's tucker who adds more and not less information to a storya that theti media claims is biggr than 9/11 and yet when they get all of that new stuff they go after him instead and why, because he undermine their? corrupt narrative. and there's this -- t anhi actual senator. >> last night millions ofs americans tuned into one ooff te mos

people saying he must do this and the plan, bill maher weighing in calling it woke craziness.his. >> san francisco doesn't have a history of slavery or anything like that. it would cost every citizen $600,000 each. this is madness, is it not? to address my fellow veterans because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is your eligibility for a va loan, which let■s you buy a home with no down payment. now, there's no reason to rent when you can own. helping veterans buy homes. that's newday usa. ♪ sfx: [text notification] ♪ your prescription for... staying right where you are. ♪ ♪ your prescription for... the blue or white pill. ♪ ♪ giorgio, look! the peanut butter box is here. ralph, that's the chewy pharmacy box with our flea and tick meds. it's not peanut butter. ♪ the peanut butter box is here ♪ i'm out. pet prescriptions delivered to your door. chewy. my name is brian delallo. i teach ap and honors economics in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. financial well-being to me is knowing that i can be free

. >> you can catch more bill during realtime with bill maher every friday night i-10 pm on hbo. and his post show segment, overtime, which airs right here on cnn fridays at 11:30 pm eastern. i'll see you back here tomorrow on the lead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. i'm rosemary church. just ahead on cnn newsroom, epic snowfall in california, measured in feet. so much snow, some ski resorts close. cars buried, roads shut down, some people trapped in their homes as another major system barrels towards the state today. a high-profile hearing on china's threat to america, a new host panel meets in primetime, as global tensions are rising amid the spy balenciaga. and fears china will provide lethal support to russian forces in ukraine. plus, at least 32 people are dead after two trains collide head on in greece. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. while, california under blizzard warning, parts of the golden state have been buried in up to seven fee

. >> harris: comedian bill maher blasting environmentalists yesterday. >> i can stand being an environmentalist. every single person who flies in a private jet. we all do it. it is irresist able that looks bad to someone in the middle or leaning right. when lefties are hypocrites. >> harris: he puts it well here. not whether or not you fly private. we're a capitalist nation. the fact that those flying private are preaching to everybody else they shouldn't. your thoughts. >> i can't speak to how irresistible flying private jets are. i'm not in the tax bracket. we need to do something about climate change. we're feeling the effects it. the poor people can't pack up and move when another tornado comes down in their town. >> harris: so well put. cassie. >> yeah, i agree. it is affecting the common person while the rich just continue to get richer. look who is benefiting from the policies they are pushing on us. look at what companies and governments are doing with your money. we do want free market solutions because we see the hypocrisy and we don't -- it is not that we don't want climate solution

instead of allowing or even recting t marers to spersethe nypd dispersed bicycle officers to block the mahersth reached the intersection of 136th and brook aven. >> a line of officers blocked the protesters from turning back. the tactic is called kettling. amy: that's from a human rights watch investigation of the nypd kettling in the south bronx on june 4, 2020 that was the focus of the historic settlement announced this week. in response to concerns raised at the time, the police had there crackdown was preplanned. this is new york city police commissioner at the time dermot shea. >> we had plan which was executed nearly flawlessly in the bronx. this wasn't about protests, this was about tearing down society. amy: meanwhile, nypd's strategic response group has continued to target non-violent protesters, and this week dozens of people testified at the new york city council about their abusive tactics. the nypd refused to show up. for more, we are joined by three people who were at the protest in the bronx in june 2020. sonyi lopez was filming the protest and is currently a video news fellow

literally at these different called airports, or at the airport hotspots, where runway incursions and maher misses happened, the only short term solution is to reduce traffic at those peak periods to get the stress off of the air traffic controllers, and off of the airline. something that the industry does not want, but the statistics say that you've got to get the pressure of the airports and the controllers. >> let's hope solutions come fast, many thanks for joining us as always. >> thank you. >> former u.s. president donald trump is facing new pressures on multiple fronts. there is new evidence that he tried to get election results overturned and his former attorney is testifying about hush money payments to an adult film star. those stories are just ahead. because it stinks. ♪ tell me why ♪ no, you tell me why i can't get ririd of this odor? ♪ have you tried new downy rinse and d refresh ♪ it doesn't just cover up odors, it helps remove ththem 3x bettr than detergent alone. ♪ yeah ♪ guess the odor went bye bye. no, that's not us. sorry. rinse odor away with new downy rinse and refresh.

maher and we are on the other side of the house.i listened to the comments of this board after the hearing and the board in my perception seemed outraged on what happened to mr. mar and issued an order in concurrence with that outrage. i spoke to mr. maher as this episode has gone along and have been close with their family for the last few months and been astounded at what has continued to take place at the house that is violating this board's order. i want you to know that i come before you as a private citizen but spent my entire career with the attorney general. i have never seen they act the way that dbi is acting like here and i don't know what their motivation is, but i know what is happening here to the maher family is egregious and what dbi is doing is beyond the scale. i can't believe they have acted this way. i want to say one last thing. i appreciated the comment that was made that the board would consider this matter and there would be a discussion with the executive director because what is being done right now complet

joining me now are laura jarrett, nbc legal correspondent, and michael maher, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. thank you both for joining me. laura, we couldn't stop talking to you last, time we need more to say. i want to hear your assessment of how involving mike pence will be to testify here. it sounds like he's privately or's attorneys are making paste of the concept, you know it's likely we'll get pulled into? this >> the hardest thing about this, this is he's gone public with a number of different interactions, and reflections that he's had. about really -- that happened both before and after the election. and yet the argument -- he should be amortized at least as to his role as private incident of the senate, and the ministerial asset of kept -- counting the votes. but now that he has had a wall street journal article, and a book tour about, this it's gonna be hard to see where is he's gonna draw the line, and i think that's gonna be the hard argument that i imagine that that front and center of judge roseburg, and the d.c. federal court toda

stuart: bill maher said that is equal outcomes and that is what it is, isn't it? >> it is supposed to be, the problem is you can't guarantee equal outcomes and that's where they get in trouble with the equity language. let's rain it back a little bit, talk about equality and we will be better off with that. stuart: look at this headline from the wall street journal. james freeman writes, quote, biden's disgraceful rhetoric still comparing 2023 republicans to 1965 democrats, this was about biden's voting rights be in alabama. >> when you are president biden and have nothing to show the american people but higher gas prices, higher groceries, rapid inflation, a border that is out of control, yet you always have to make sure people are looking toward the background particularly african-americans that they need to keep voting for this stuff so that is why he continues to harp on this stuff, he cannot show americans what he is doing to make their lives better because a lot of people's lives are worse under this administration's policies. stuart: you tell corporations h

i thought he was very charming and his bill maher interview. greg: that's why he's popular. >> jessica: and why young people love this 81-year-old. >> jesse: i have never heard a politician say "i don't know." one of these days, tv commentator will say that. >> jessica: not at this table. >> jesse: "one more thing" is up next. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! s. with freight brokerage to transportation management, tr. ♪ ♪ to all the chevy silverado owners out there. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup. ♪ ♪ time now for "one

you mentioned bill maher, jerry seinfeld. sebastian -- you could go on and on.nes that say, you know what? i'm here to entertain and i don't care who i offend, not going over any sort of line so to speak but chris rock has been around for a very, very long time. he is in his 50's, believe it or not, even though the guy looks like he is 29 years old, still. that seems to be the pattern here. don't be politically correct. don't worry about what the audience may be offended by. and you're on your way. >> steve: it's -- >> brian: watched sebastian's special. right away cancel culture, being a parent. need the powerful people that are uncancellable, dave chapelle, sebastian, chris rock, you can't cancel them. can you say whatever you want about him. is he going to go to the arena across the street and sell it out. help the younger comedians coming up and the rest of society. believe it or not, they will have to be the ones leading the charge. >> ainsley: push played special the first half are all these comedian yans get up there arsenio hall kicks off. they all say f

. >> this is why bill maher is a very watchable show. unpredictable he does not toe the party line. he came prepared for the interview but one last point in terms of numbers 34% of americans have a bachelors degree. one third period what about the other two thirds? what is that say to those people construction worker still workers do they get a check because they didn't go to college? this is by the democrats used to be the party at the little guy now they are the party for the elites this is exhibit a right there. >> nothing makes you feel better going to work hard so college kids can buy party drugs for spring break. >> and at the end of the date your comfortable action your point is most importantly it does lead inflation. the most important thing of all it is a bail out for college and universities in arctic jacked up tuitions to places where no normal person can afford to pay the tuition. it's more expensive more unaffordable for people who might like to enter as part of the workforce brickwork during the q and a between the justice

i think it's very, very important and fascinating you say the clip with bernie sanders and bill mahere bernie sanders couldn't define equity purity couldn't tell you the difference between equity and equality. they are trading on these words as br buzzwords as a trojan hore for the entirety of their political ideology. >> john: the word i've heard equality and equity ascribe is that inequality gets everybody to the same place at the starting gate, equity makes everybody finish the same and holds back high achievers so that lower achievers can look like they are doing better. this really smacks of what happened with stacey abrams when she put pressure on major league baseball as we said at the top of this to move the all-star game out of atlanta because of georgia's new voting law under which of november 2022 they said voting records. >> that's right. so i don't expect, i don't think major league baseball will make the same mistake twice. and don i don't think it's because they have had a come to because they have seen the principal view of what di are largely's which is a neo-racialis