mark stein, always sums it up perfectly, thank you. >> thanks a lot, tucker!> tucker: up next, the left is obsessed with fine racism everywhere. we will explain why if they want to find bigotry, it may not be where they expect to find it. also, hollywood has become obsessed with the politics of donald trump and russia, ♪ >> tucker: it wasn't that long ago that calling someone a racist was a big deal. it was a devastating attack on a person's character, if not blood liable. now everywhere you look, people just barely to the right of al gore are being denounced as white supremacists, white nationalists, neo-confederates. it happened to us last week. on a website called media-ite, blogger wrote tucker carlson isn't even trying to hide his white nationalist leanings anymore. as evidence for this? a segment that we did pointing out the democratic party has basically given up trying to appeal to the american middle class and i started openly encouraging illegal immigration. we didn't mention race at all because it's irrelevant. stagnant blue color which black americ

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our mark steines was there. >> here at buckingham palace, people have gathered outside the gates to catch a glimpse of the queen and hear her message, per hapts the most important message of her 45-year reign. >> we are trying to help william and harry come to terms with the devastating loss that they and the rest of us have suffered. >> the spotlight turns on the boy who could be king. >> tomorrow on nbc, prince william reflects on the day he and his brother had to walk behind their mother's casket. >> both our parents brought us up to understand as best we can, that there is this responsibility that, you know, you have to do things you don't want to do, but i have to say whenever it comes to that person, it goes to another level of duty, you know? i just kept thinking about what she would want, and if she was there with us. it felt like she was walking alongside us to get us through. >> i'll never forget that smile. >>> let's move onto gwyneth paltrow uncensored. she is moving on about an ex-fiance, whose name rhymes with pad brit. topping tonight's exes edition of "know and tell," gwyn

mark stein is with us, great observer.hcare, tax cuts by the end of the year? >> with dick clark's american tax plan we could. dick clark's rocking new year's tax cut, as the ball is dropped in times square, we could. what impressed me was the way mcconnell said condescendingly i think we have a rather inexperienced president who came to town who doesn't understand the trouble this all is. this is not one of those things the republican party is trying to sabotage trump like immigration, this is something they are in favor of. if they can't get this done, two points in common between the republican establishment and trump they can't get anything done. ashley: thank you so much. don't forget we are following developments out of puerto rico, that island woke up completely without power, 3 million people, the entire island devastated. a full report from janice dean on where this storm is headed next. remember this number, 71% of us adults, 71% say they approve of donald trump working with democrats. does the rnc approve? not s

mark stein on tucker carlson's show had a really good point, the media did cover the email, partly becausey were forced into it but "the new york times" did break the story. also, she is so protectable and president trump was not. human nature is to go and look for something that is new and interesting and so president trump benefited from that. the other thing she doesn't do in the book is admit that just a small bit of effort in wisconsin and michigan and, what's the other one? pennsylvania that that could eventually turn things around for her. certainly in wisconsin. >> don't you think you might >> she was asked what should you have gone to wisconsin, she said we campaign there, she sent tim kane and her husband there. >> tim kane doesn't drive the boat. great. when you see hillary out there, and she's doing a great job promoting this book, it kind of reminds everybody, i believe, why they didn't want her as president, because she is not -- >> nobody has made more off losing that weight watchers. she beat weight watchers, the washington generals, the cubs. she's like the back of an old

mark stein is the best-selling author and a frequent guest on the show and he joins us now for reaction to all that. i don't know if you saw that segment with the governor, it's hard to know exactly what he was talking about but he seemed to say that under no circumstances with the national guard be seizing anyone's arms. >> it was a fantastically obfuscate every interview despite your best efforts. it does make the point -- by the way, if i was a resident of the u.s. virgin islands i would not be altogether reassured by that performance because i think as we've seen in the last couple of weeks, the difference between what happened with hurricane harvey and what happened with hurricane katrina is actually the confidence and competence of the local officials there on the ground. i would hope that when he has more pressing aspects of this phenomenon to attend to that he is slightly more clear on what his intention was and the reason for it. >> tucker: i covered hurricane katrina, i was there right after the storm and the then-mayor of that city, who i think is now in jail, confiscated the

in the meantime, mark stein is an author and columnist and he joins us tonight. , what you make of all this? >> it's beginning to remind me of o.j. hunting for the real killers. the whiter she looks for the real killers for campaign, the more you suspect, and in fact the more your view is confirmed that the answer is closer to home, considerably closer to home. >> tucker: that's a perfect analogy! what is the effect of the democratic party? not that i'm a reliable democratic boater, it's really not my business, but i'm a watcher of the stuff and i'm thinking if you are the democrats, trump is having problems, you want to make the most you can of that. into the calculation comes hillary clinton, this coast from the past to talk about herself. >> i think it's actually very revealing. if you look at bernie, for example. bernie is plowing on now to try and introduce socialized health care in america because to him american health care isn't wrecked enough so he would like to take it to the next level. bernie, in fairness, whatever one believes about -- whatever one th

mark stein has written quite a few books of his own, though the obamas didn't like them quite as much as they like dr. seuss. he joins us next. what do you make of dr. seussgate? >> this is like year zero in cambodia. the world has to be createda new. in the space of 20 minutes we've gone from the confederate flag is racist to the star spangled banner is racist. we've gone from general lee is racist to dr. seuss is racist. we've gone from down the levy and old president obama to the cat in the hat which is actually this librarian's argument. i looked up the piece she referenced in the journal of social justice librarians or whatever it is, and it is incredibly moronic. it is part of the dumbing down of american society. the piece argues that the cat in the hat's bow tie is meant to be 19th century racist minstril shows. yogi bear wears a neck tie, but boo-boo, the bear, wears a bow tie. ambrosia in my little pony wears a bow. i'm not obsessed with my little pony, but i happen to know this one character in my little pony wears a bow tie. cartoon characters wear bow ties. we are making

. >> tucker: mark stein is technically a foreigner of sorts but he cares more about american well-beinghan most of the politicians in this country, we are always proud to have them on our show. what do you think the long-term effect is of having politicians, people holding elective office saying things that are so over-the-top and so designed to terrify people and nobody calls them on it, would you think long-term is going to happen if that continues? >> just to go back to me being a foreigner, i'm a legal immigrant greatest be what i know you are! >> i'm a nondreamer, nobody sentimental wises me. i listened to that rhapsody's that was saying about these people taking their children on a brave journey struggling to give them -- and nobody ever that about me and my kids, where the nondreamers? we did the boring thing and filled in the paperwork. what that does, that kind of language is actually prevents politics. politics is about public policy. we first sentimental as it then you take it to the next stage as keith ellison does where if you disagree on a rather boring public policy point

. ♪ we are on right now because mark stein, the radio guide here on the level of the studio.nday. we have a few clips from his interview. this first one he is talking about, particularly people in the white house that are within the administration that don't always agree with the president. take a listen and get your reaction. >> i was proud to come out and defend president trump in the media and no exceptions in terms of siding with someone. maybe you can do at a better way, but if you are going to resign, the stuff flaked out that week is unacceptable. who are you talking about you >> obviously about gary collins. if you don't like what he's doing and agree with this, you have an obligation to resign. >> former adviser to the president made it clear he could be the president weighing man saying if you were going inside the white house and you are not on the trump train, get the heck out. >> the interesting thing is gary collins and some other people. we are going to be spending the rest of the day fleshing out with those other people are. they know who they are. i do regret

mark. this would be an overreaction. at the operational costs. as you know clarity by contrast. a clan the stein world of illegal trade what you have here is not just archaeological objects you're talking about a political dimension where the spoils of war are smuggled and sold to walk in houses and private collectors are selling an artifact is where finances the beheadings of muslims in the middle east don't settle down that's one quick solution trafficking at this time on al jazeera. how desperate the power are you know that you've effectively done a deal with the devil frank blunt and up front about iran you know very cleverly deflect away from with matthew hutson at this time on al jazeera do you see the double standard. facing a new round of un sanctions a defiant north korea threatens a strong response was of great pain for the u.s. . alone down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up.

(philippe) rabbi daniel stein says rosh hashana -- the celebration of the jewish new year.... always marks time of the year for his synagogue... congregation b'nai shalom in walnut creek.daniel stien/rabbi- "as jews, we are always aware of security issues." and, although some city's and counties in the bay area have reported a rise in hate crimes, including anti-semitism, since the national elections in november... rabbi stein says that has not been the case at his sanctuary.daniel stein/rabbi- "but we're always concerned about the safety and security of our congregants and we always take measures to make sure that they are safe." wednesday night through next friday on yom kippur... rabbi stein says members of his congregation may not notice additional security... but says security will be tight, to ensure the high holy holidays are safe.steven chester/rabbi- "there's no choice -- there's really no choice." rabbi steven chester is refering to his decision to add additional security cameras at his synagogue... temple israel of alameda. a hate crime was reported here last month. alameda poli

stein -- >> yes. >> -- if manafort gets indicted, that will leave a mark. that will get our attention. >> that definitely will leave a mark. of course, he's not the big fish, right? he is a fish, he's a big fish, but he's not the big fish. and what this is all leading up to or so it seems is to build enough pressure points on paul manafort so that he will ultimately turn on donald trump. the incredible assessment of what they think about paul manafort's -- they think he will destroy evidence. they feel his only avenue is to turn on the guy who asked him to chair the campaign. >> carolyn, what aspect of your newspaper reporting is most important and is most important for us not to ignore? >> it's all the right stuff. but what really makes an impression on me having seen a bunch of federal prosecutors deal with a white house, given the wide tentacles of this investigation, just how aggressive they are being, what kind of signals they are sending to potential witnesses, to potential targets. and, you know, mueller has been around and i think he does not want t

joining us now, two men behind the studies we told you about.em mark krikorian, the executive director of the center for immigration studies. dan steins presidentd of the federation for american immigration reform, fair, and they are both in the studio tonight. thank you both for joining us very much. dan, first to you. you produced a study we just referred to that estimates the cost of illegal immigration. it's very different from the estimates that i hear from people i talk to on the show who are proponents of illegal immigration. tell me how you got these. >> it's about assumptions. they often mix legal and illegal immigrants and they parse the data to try to produce these results. we went down and scrubbed the basic raw data from states, local governments, from pew, estimates from the center for immigration studies and put them together for updated assumptions. taking a look at criminal justice costs. the children of illegal immigrants cost tremendous amounts in educational care. that's part of the reason whyof they underestimate the cost.ll they don't look at education costs, particularly for children -- of illegal immigrants wh

(philippe) rabbi daniel stein says rosh hashana -- the celebration of the jewish new year.... always marks busiest time of the year for his synagogue... congregation b'nai shalom in walnut creek.daniel stien/rabbi- "as jews, we are always aware of security issues." and, although some city's and counties in the bay area have reported a rise in hate crimes, including anti-semitism, since the national elections in november... rabbi stein says that has not been the case at his sanctuary.daniel stein/rabbi- "but we're always concerned about the safety and security of our congregants and we always take measures to make sure that they are safe." wednesday night through next friday on yom kippur... rabbi stein says members of his congregation may not notice additional security... but says security will be tight, to ensure the high holy holidays are safe.steven chester/rabbi- "there's no choice -- there's really no choice." rabbi steven chester is refering to his decision to add additional security cameras at his synagogue... temple israel of alameda. a hate crime was reported here last month. alam

here at the constitution center they marked the day with free admission and a birthday party for the documents. >>> deputy attorney general rod rose sen ste rosen steinill speak tonight at 6:30. >>> crews working to restore power to hundreds of thousands of people are still in the dark in florida after hurricane irma. but there are signs that things are returning to normal. more than 400,000 homes and businesses in florida remain without electricity this afternoon. more than a week after irma slammed into the states. schools in the miami area are among those. they got power back this weekend. that meant it was back to class today. some students weren't thrilled about it but they get it. >> i just don't like going to school sometimes. but you have to go. you have to go. >> yeah, you have to go. you do have to go. so cute. many of the schools in the miami area served as shelters during the storm. >>> all right. to our first alert weather now and radar here tracking jose and the impact on our area, especially the jersey shore. the delaware beaches is why we've issued a first alert to get you prepared for the different threats. heavy rain, coastal floodi

(philippe) rabbi daniel stein says rosh hashana -- the celebration of the jewish new year.... always marks the busiest time of the year for his synagogue... congregation b'nai shalom in walnut creek.daniel stien/rabbi- "as jews, we are always aware of security issues." and, although some city's and counties in the bay area have reported a rise in hate crimes, including anti-semitism, since the national elections in november... rabbi stein says that has not been the case at his sanctuary.daniel stein/rabbi- "but we're always concerned about the safety and security of our congregants and we always take measures to make sure that they are safe." wednesday night through next friday on yom kippur... rabbi stein says members of his congregation may not notice additional security... but says security will be tight, to ensure the high holy holidays are safe.steven chester/rabbi- "there's no choice -- there's really no choice." rabbi steven chester is refering to his decision to add additional security cameras at his synagogue... temple israel of alameda. a hate crime was reported here last month.

stein. ford o'connell and pablo enriquez. good to see you all here. andrew, i start with you. this is a bit interesting. this is a play out of reagan's handbook. importantly as you heard mark cuban say, he is keeping the deal going here. he is keeping it alive and he is working, believe it or not with the democrats. what do you say about that? >> i think it was a smart thing for him to do. first of all the republicans in congress have not really worked with him as they should. they really have failed to produce. so i think he wants to get things done. he needs to take care of people in texas. he needs to take care of people in florida. i think he struck a deal with chuck and pelosi. i think it was the right thing for him to do. trish: who thought it could be done, right, ford? >> i know. everybody is like, what? trish: by the way, there is a lot of people that aren't too happy about it. i would like for you to weigh, ford. representative marcia blackburn, we spoke to her yesterday. she was pretty annoyed. she felt the harvey stuff should be kept totally separate from the debt ceiling. she is not happy the two were linked. your thoughts. >> with all due respect to the repre