elizabeth: i think you have confronted michael moore.before you tell us that story can you tell us what happened to your son? >> you bet. markley was the first navy s.e.a.l. killed in iraq august 2 of 2006 and that young man willingly stood up in the direct line of fire three different times that day. he made the choice to sacrifice his life. he gave the gift of life to them and it trickles down to the freedoms that we have in america are paid for. my son was one of those that made that choice. he was with chris kyle when he died and he became like family to me. it was a double whammy losing him but these are amazing euros who love our country, who love their families who love god and want to make sure the freedoms that we have here in america are paid for. he wrote an amazing letter a couple of weeks before he was killed and i would encourage listeners to go to our web site at america fighting warriors.com it's filled with humanity and compassion and talks about amazing things that's why we started our foundation give support to carryn

michael moore, bill maher, the woman is being used, the poor woman, she is pathetic. what do you think of that. >> i think it's uncalled for. the families of our fallen and those in uniform serve just as much as those on the front lines. judge jeanine: is she being used when the house was applauding her for two minutes? >> absolutely not, i don't think so. judge jeanine: do you think bill maher and michael moore said she is being used and she is a poor, pathetic moment? >> no, it's a disgrace they would say those things. she should be proud of her husband and i hope the democrats and the rest of the democratic party shrt showing more respect. judge jeanine: michael moore and bill maher said she was used and the president was putting another notch on his belt. >> it's one way to look at it. >> i agree completely. i think he was banking on her suffering. judge jeanine: what do you think of people like michael moore saying she was being used. and the poor woman. do you think that's right? >> no, i don't think it's right. he's a navy seal and people should support our mil

michael moore is still with us. am joined by emmy award comedian and been out there performing for u.s. troops and serving iraq and by the way, thank you on behalf of our country. >> i think they're really cool. >> the show that went on in congress tonight. >> it was shorter than i thought. i thought oh no, this follow ol going to go on for an hour. we got to watch this idiot for an hour and nine minutes. he says one hateful thing after another. melania comes win the sequence jacket and all the white guys were like oh, she's hot, maybe i am like him i can get her. >> as i am watching the speech, i cannot help but picture steven miller. that guy writing that stuff, i watch the video of him at san monica high when he was saying that students should not be picking up on january ter janit. >> he's reciting it. >> this guy wants to trash the working. >> yeah, he's not uplifting. >> and now they're rooting for this guy. >> he's not for anything but himself, first of all. one thing i am glad that you mentioned, one thing i

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when i was actually criticized by members of the liberal hollywood elite including michael moore and bill marr had the nerve to say that this woman was used by the president. use, i got so angry i hit the streets for street justice. >> michael moore, belmar that woman is being used, what you think of that? >> i think it is uncalled for. i think it was a great thing because the families and those in uniform served as much as those on the front line. >> issue woman being used when both the house was applauding her for two minutes. >> absolutely not. do you think bill and michael are right to say she is a poor pathetic woman? >> no. >> i don't think she was used. i think you should be proud of her husband and i hope the democrats and the rest of the democratic party. >> michael and bill were saying that she was used in the president was put in another notch on a spell. what you you think of people who say things like that? >> that's one way to look at it. >> i agree completely. i think he was banking on her suffering. >> what you think of people like michael moore saying that she was be

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let's dial back in michael moore who once again is with us. how big a deal will that case be, michael? >> you know, i don't think it's a big deal. i think when you really look at it, the fact that senator franken is picking on a case where judge gore sech wrote the dissent. sometimes, when judges write the opinion, especially the dissent it gives them an opportunity to expand on texturalism and those types thing. i don't think anyone can question whether the outcome was absurd in that case. i just don't know that's the case that the democrats are going to try to hang their hat on. enough to derail this. how he treats the little man, he's talking about i treat the rich and the poor the same. he tried to make that message clear. they talked about workers and other things in the hearing. and dies fast on questions like that. and i just don't that the frozen trucker case it was a great sound bite and theater, i just don't know it's enough to derail -- >> good theater for franken. >> yes, it was. >> there's a lot of substance but there's a little bi

michael moore is another one who predicted donald trump would win. jones is listening set of making criticism. he heard what he was saying and he knows that president trump someone who's actually reaching out and appealing to all americans from some of the things he said specifically when he addressed congress. do not underestimate him. >> juan: some of the bounce back, i saw a piece in "gq," what is going on with van joness jumping on the bandwagon but i heard other things he said about trump in the wake of the address on tuesday. i don't think they were very becoming of president trump. he is remaining liberal but he's very smart in saying you better wake up. i don't think you have a shot at 2020 unless you put someone up close smart, likable. as you know, it's hard. >> kimberly: he's being honest. >> juan: if you are looking and saying lies van jones being so praising of president trump. >> dana: i don't think he's praising him. i think he's talking about reality and the democrats are having to rebuild from the ground up. it's not only the preside

joining me now, academy award winning documentary filmmaker and activist michael moore. michael, your reaction to what happened today. >> well, immediately the good news is that the millions of people who are beneficiaries of obamacare are not going to be thrown out on the curb tonight or tomorrow night or any time soon so that's great news. everybody should feel good about that. but this is not the time for the democrats to gloat or throw some kind of party. they're really good at throwing early parties like "yay, we won. wait a minute, we didn't?" this is the time we have to now double down because when -- please understand that trump is telling you the truth when he says that obamacare is going to explode or implode depending on which side of his brain he's listening to. it will do one of those things because they are going to actively make sure that that happens. they and the profit-making insurance companies are going to make sure it explodes. so that means the resistance -- >> this is a worrisome scenario, right? the death by sabotage because you now have tom price

michael moore taking to twitter with this prediction writing historians in the near future will mark, as the day the extinction of human life on earth began thanks to donald trump. a lot of anger out there. >> the social media reaction to sean spicer's joke. >> hammering him for saying this in response to the media's endless stream of russia related questions. >> i said from the day i got here, there is no connection, you got russia. the president puts resin salad dressing on his salad tonight somehow that is a russian connection. some accused him of making light of a serious situation but others, writing you are all such haters, this country has no sense of humor anymore. later made hilarious little joke and really pledging to give 5 bucks to a crowdfunding campaign dedicated to delivering 10,000 bottles of salad dressing displacer's office. you never know what will come out of these press briefings. >> trying to joke around a little bit, chelsea clinton. >> more outrage online, a billboard in asheville, north carolina, for spicer green jeweler says sometimes it is okay to throw roc

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joining me now, academy award winning documentary filmmaker and activist michael moore. ael, your reaction to what happened today. >> well, immediately the good news is that the millions of people who are beneficiaries of obamacare are not going to be thrown out on the curb tonight or tomorrow night or any time soon so that's great news. everybody should feel good about that. but this is not the time for the democrats to gloat or throw some kind of party. they're really good at throwing early parties like "yay, we won. wait a minute, we didn't?" this is the time we have to now double down because when -- please understand that trump is telling you the truth when he says that obamacare is going to explode or implode depending on which side of his brain he's listening to. it will do one of those things because they are going to actively make sure that that happens. they and the profit-making insurance companies are going to make sure it explodes. so that means the resistance -- >> this is a worrisome scenario, right? the death by sabotage because you now have tom price who

there were some critics, though, including michael moore, who blasted that moment. watch. >> she is there as a sort of f you to the people who are criticizing him for this. and this poor woman, this widow, who has lost her husband, she is in desperate grief right now. in love with her husband. and to use that, to put another notch on his belt, what is he thinking about? my ratings. record applause. i'm going to get an emmy for this. the most applause for a data soldier on my watch. i mean, this is the sickness of this man. >> martha: tara kyle joints we now, widow of navy seal chris kyle. good evening, good to have you here. >> martha, you know, man. just listening to those clips, i have a myriad of emotions going through me. i can tell you that when i hear the applause and i hear the words being spoken about ryan, i am not thinking about politics in the slightest. what i am thinking is that my heart is pounding and i have chills because it is truth. this is a silent professional, his intensely private family, who gave everything. they never wanted recognition. if s

michael moore will be here. >> we've got all those people on at midnight? >> all live at midnight. >> you can stick around. there will be room here. i wanted to do something a little bit more sparkling than the governor of kentucky. you need a nasty response of the state of the union. another cup of coffee is in order tonight. >> former two-term governor of kentucky. sharp-eyed viewers noticed that remarkably replaced by nicole wallace who is back with us as the circle of life in news. >> right. >> nicole, this is our first chance to ask you what you made of the president's first speech before congress. i was loaded until i heard you talking about nasty and gritty and now i'm nervous. i thought in donald trump's short political career, i know this from working as a a communications director to a president to a candidate for the presidency, you don't erase your narrative or history or twitter feed in an hour and eight minutes. it was remarkable to me. this is a low bar -- that he went that long attacking the media. i've never seen him do that before. >> he d

msnbc gave time to michael moore, bill, the widow allowed herself to be used as a presidential prop.carryn owens is no prop and if liberals can't muster the decency to respect that, well, maybe they ought to take a cue from tyler perry's madea and put a shot to the up. >> thank you. >> not with madea. heather: that moment is bigger than trump. >> amazing, we want you to weigh in on this. e-mail us at "fox & friends first" at fox news.com, find us on facebook or join the twitter conversation. heather: i should have said president trump. record high on wall street, stocks soaring a they apt mystic address to congress. jackie: dow surpassing the 20,000 mark. charles pain with a look on what's driving the surge. charles: record-breaking day at wall street with dow jones pushing past 21,000 ever on wednesday, the gain since november. >> and there is it is, folks, make it rain, dow 21,000. make that 21,113. a new milestone. charles: dow gained 333 points, s&p 50 was up 32 and nasdaq ahe. all this in the wake of president donald trump's address to congress. >> his tone is quite different th

we're going to talk a little bit more about this with our guest michael moore, former u.s. george's middle district. michael, you've heard this breaking news. we don't know for sure that iraq is going to come off of the list. there's been an argument by some folks who have said, why is iraq on there because there's been such a big u.s. footprint in the country, that american officials are very familiar with the people who are coming in and out of iraq and this really isn't a danger. so if iraq is yanked from the list, is this going to make it harder for opponents to challenge the ban? >> you know, i don't know that it makes it harder to be challenged but i think it's indicative that it was put together in a sloppy fashion to start with. they made the argument all along. we had to move so fast, that there was no good rollout of the program with the agencies who were tasked with the enforcement of the travel ban, somehow it needed to go quick because we didn't want to put people on notice there would be this open period of time that people could come into the country and so no

. >> we've got bill maher on, michael moore will sit right here with us, kathy griffin. we'll have to be careful with some of the language. >> seven-second delay. >> it's going to be a hell of a group. >> all of those people are on live at midnight. >> all here. i wanted to do something a little more sparkling than the former governor of kentucky. i think they need some gritty, nasty even response to the st e address to the congress. >> that's the headline. >> here live. >> sharp-eyed viewers have noticed that steve schmidt has been remarkably replaced by nicole wallace is is here with us. the circle of life continues. nicole, this is our first chance to ask you what you made of the president's first speech before congress. >> so i was livid until i heard you talk about nasty and gritty and now i'm interested. i know this from working as the communications director to a president and to a candidate for presidency. you don't erase your narrative and twitter feed in an hour and eight minutes. this was remarkable to me that he went that long without attacking the media and

i wouldn't believe a word he said and he just goes after michael moore and all of the hollywood crowd. have you ever thought about that? that is don't believe relevant to open data. i think the scientists at the epa have done a great job of delivering this crucial data. i don't think it should be subject to political whim. host: thank you so much for being with us this morning. come up, our spotlight on an article inures the nation. we'll be right back. >> in case you missed it, here are some clips from programming this past week. therosenstein before judiciary committee. refrain from disparaging people. if we charge somebody with a crime and its appropriate to introduce evidence against him in court we do it. floor, the senate urban on president trump's travel ban. >> this includes some cosmetic alters, but they don't the fact that president trump's travel ban is still unconstitutional and still inconsistent with the values of this nation. >> paul ryan on the health care plan. to our constituents, if you give us this chance, this is what we will do. now is our chance and opportunity

and michael moore was right on the money when michael moore did his event in ohio, he kind of tease the audience if you remember that, he looked out the audience and said i know with what you're going to do and they all kind of laughed like he caught them like they were little kids and he caught them in the act because he knew they were going to vote for donald trump. i think they resented being pushed and they resented the media, the may have overplayed it and they just -- reacted to that. don't tell me what to do. a little bit it might have worked but ting might have been overdone and the media came u off desperate and did in reagan years and they didn't like being called racist they had voted twice for barack obama the same group. all through those rest belt states they took great pride in the fact especially the catholic, white, union voters, twice they voted for barack obama, they were proud of themselves. they loved to see that -- that stigma of racism ended and they took pleasure in voting for barack obama now being culled a race racist because they didn't vote for another democr

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it goes with lower fees and lower expenses as michael moore talking. >> it's about performance.finally get month?nth or 36 can they get something that gets the job done? overall, no. that's the history. so steeped in facts and analysis. at the facts you say over a long period of time managers -- jack fogel was right. index.on't outperform the but there are a few who do. when you get those and put them do very well.you for the rest of it, you don't do so well. michael, how do you make the distinction between the ones and don't do well? there's no special sauce. some people are simply better at than others. i have been in the business a long time, francine. can't tell you other than listening to the person and looking at the person's numbers time when they go together. there's a good chance they continue. not an t performance harbinger of thins to come. that's not right. usually is. so i think the history, plus the way the person talks about what or she does. >> michael moore help me here aberdeen and er of standard life. go out the door? >> there's certainly going to be some. i t

how often in life can you cut anything in half and if you are michael moore, never. >> you never sharer never split anything Ãnot even a hoagie. >> trump reworked obamacare and arrange for settlement was 60 countries to talk about aces. less other things you might have missed. he took time to feed a gremlin. check it out Ãso adorable. he taught a cat the shell game. he was doing this in the morning. >> there you go. >> he skydive's without a parachute. if anyone deserves the prize it's trump. obama won it before he became president. the prize should be awarded not on how much the world loves you but how much they fear you. let's get down on the prize and while you're at it, put them up on mount rushmore right now. how are those other guys up there and not trump? lincoln him and his hat. >> that's not right. >> jefferson had a bird named dick. lucky it wasn't a reversed. in washington, he was the first president. it's easy being first. there was no predecessors. you are the 45th it's a lot to measure up to. trump is not bad. the borders are more secure and job numbers are up. fuel pipel

. >> we've got bill maher on, michael moore will sit right here with us, kathy griffin. we'll have to be careful with some of the language. >> seven-second delay. >> it's going to be a hell of a group. >> all of

all he got from michael moore's 25 years of wrongful imprisonment was five days in the county jail. >d like, don't you should do this but i'd like to read a paragraph from justice sutherland in 1935 about the role of a prosecutor in our system. this paragraph was included in the manual for u.s. attorneys at the instructions of ed meese would use attorney general of the united states spirit i bet it's from berger versus united states. i literally used to keep a take of my telephone. >> it is not in there anymore and had those prosecutors who went after senator stevens had this in their mind i bet they wouldn't have done it a click and read that paragraph because it's so important historically and do so important to ed meese that he make sure every u.s. prosecutor at it above the desk as you did. the united states attorney is the representative not of an ordinary party to a controversy but of a sovereignty his obligation to govern impartially is as compelling as its obligation to govern at all. whose interest, therefore come in a criminal prosecution is not that it shall win a case but

if you're michael moore, never. you don't share, you don't split anything, even a hoagie. he reworked obama care and a plus other things, he admits. he took time to feed a gremlin. check this out, it's so adorable. [laughmac] he taught a cat a cell game. you don't know how hard that is. finally he skydive without a parachute. that's him with dobbs heading down and getting to work. if anyone deserves a prize it's trump. he's arty done more than obama the price should be done not on how much the world loves you but on how much. let's give donald the prize and put them up on mount rushmore right now. how are those other guys out there and not from lincoln -type documents in his, it's just not right. jefferson had a bird named dick. luckily it wasn't the reverse. washington, he was the first president but so what is it easy being first. there are no predecessors, so no comparison but when you're the 45th, there's a lot to measure up to. not bad. job numbers are up, fuel pipelines are being built, feeling in the sectors are being addressed. who knew vladimir would be such. [app

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listen to michael moore. [ applause ] >> this poor woman, this window who is lost her husband in desperateht now -- >> in love with her husband. >> in love with her husband. >> what do you think of that? >> putting another notch on his belt. what's he worried about? my ratings. i'm going to get an emmy for this. most applause nor a dead soldier on my watch. this is the sickness of this man. >> robert, did the president ex will employed a grieving window? >> that was for her to decide. that was the most poignant moment in the speech. it wasn't because of donald trump but it was because of her feelings and emotions. i'm not standing in judgment of that. i think we all related to that because it was harlt breaking. >> with donald trump in the white house many people are getting ideas about what they can and cannot do when it comes to being commander in chief. among them, perhaps a president oprah winfrey. take a listen. >> sure. >> never considered the question a possibility. i just thought, oh, oh. >> right. it's clear you don't need government experience to be elected, right? >> that's what

michael moore cite sides it as well. >> it's a situation on ethics.nvention you had mr. and mrs. kahn standing on the stage talking about their son killed several years earlier in iraq. i guess that was not grotesque to have them standing there. it's pick and chooght, when something picks their agenda it's okay. liz: chris cuomo earlier today was questioning the lengths of time of the applause. it's a woman who lost her husband. it's almost like people are being treated like rounding errors. >> this is the trivial pet len l petulance coming from the left. liz: there is humanity here. >> it's a lack of humanity. liz: i'm talking about the widow. she is suffering. >> but that's not important to them. what is important to them is to sit there and try to embarrass the president of the united states of america. that's what they were told to do. to have those women dressed in white to talk about women's rights, and they are sitting there, obviously women's rights are defined in a different way from the ladies of the progressive socialist left. liz: the real

you want to throw in with michael moore and bill, but the the rest of this country thought that was aerful moment and it was about her. it was an about your political agenda. i will give you the last word. >> maybe if you had served he would have a better perspective. not having served, you don't. that's cool. god bless america. jesse: president trump with a call for unity this week. the democrats come completely unglued and left a powerful waters word is up next. waters word is up next. later, a sex offender scandal z282sz zwtz y282sy ywty jesse: welcome back. democrat identity crisis is the subject of tonight's waters world. president trump delivered a patriotic address on tuesday night. the theme was the renewal of the american spirit, rekindling our economic engine and a call for national unity. this beach was well received. here is a sample of media reaction. >> i feel like tonight, trump trump became the president of the united states. >> tonight he is the most presidential that he has been. >> he became president of the united states in that moment. jesse: when chris wallace an

nunes provided trump with more cover than michael moore's shadow. >> eric: let's find out what he knows, what he's seen, what he's been told. several documents showing trump transition members being instantly surveilled by the fbi. >> bob: the key point you made was that they couldn't carry these things the intelligence committee. it indicates to me that the most secure locations in washington by far are the house and senate intelligence committees. could have easily gone there but they didn't prove why? a trump person gave it to nunes. >> eric: you are speculating. you are speculating. >> greg: we don't speculate on "the five"! >> eric: we don't know who's on these documents. >> bob: someone had to have access. >> meghan: we don't know what evidence he is speaking of. it is incumbent on nunes to be as transparent as possible. i think it's important to note that he became the chairman because he doesn't have a reputation for being grandstanding. he had a good reputation which is why he was given this position as chairman. it is not beyond anyone's comprehension. we know president obama

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[laughter] their faces tighter than michael moore's yoga pants. meanwhile, outside the hall rosie. >> even the if our major media companies will not call him a liar, we will! he lies! he lies! he lies! [laughter] greg: that's what you call persuasive. i'm pretty sure i once gave her money on the subway. [laughter] then the post-debate response. >> this president's speech mattered a lot less than the speeches of just about any other president because they're detached from his reality. he talks one way and does another. >> elections have consequences, and you saw some of them last night. >> this was steve bannon on steroids with a smile. i mean, start out with alternative facts. greg: schumer, pelosi and perez, what are three things that headache you puke for 1,000, alex. [laughter] and finally, what about that rebuttal? >> i'm a proud democrat. [laughter] but first and foremost, i'm a proud republican and democrat and mostly american. greg: what does that mean? [laughter] [applause] mostly american. what else are you? vulcan? i don't know. also you

i want to discuss it now with michael moore. he's a former u.s. district attorney.r to the trump campaign. i want to speak with you now first, mr. moore. the former acting attorney general sally yates, other intelligence officials, they have been asked to testify before the house intelligence committee this week on these links between russian officials and members of the trump campaign, but then on friday chairman nunes suddenly cancelled that. you know sally yates. what do you believe would have happened today if that hearing had happened as it was supposed to? >> don, i don't think there is any question at all that the white house does not want sally yates to testify. they may say they do. i heard spicer today say they would be happy to testify. there's no credibility coming out of the executive branch right now. i think also when you think about it you're likely to hear that president trump's vindication has turned into implication. the worst thing that can happen from a lawyer's point of view is for your client to get caught up in somebody else's wiretap. that's

you want to throw in with michael moore and bill, but the the rest of this country thought that was a powerful moment and it was about her. it was an about your political agenda. i will give you the last word. >> maybe if you had served he would have a better perspective. not having served, you don't. that's cool. god bless america. jesse: president trump with a call for unity this week. the democrats come completely unglued and left a powerful waters word is up next. later, a sex offender scandal rocks the oscars. we'll have that, next. that will generate over 600 million results. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel even more overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams of cancer treatment experts under one roof. start where specialists use advanced genomic testing to guide precision cancer treatment... ...that may lead to targeted therapies and more treatment options. start where there's a commitment to analyzing the latest research and conducting clinical trial

, aerial lewis, and white house correspondent for the washington examiner, sarah westwood, and michael moore, and he knew boupwur raw raw persona. why require the president to fire him? >> well, he is a dedicated prosecutor and has great respect of the department, and he is -- my guess is i may be in the middle of some investigations, and i am not going to go step down and advocate that responsibility and let those investigations come to a stall, and that's probably the reason he would say, look, i am not just going to resign. >> he's described as a showman, a big personality. how much of this is about his image, his personality, and he was not going to go without some noise? >> we don't know with a kind of conversations took place behind the scenes. remember, this is a u.s. attorney who was very publicly asked to say onboard in the trump administration. it was a rare moment of bipartisanship during the transition when he was asked to say in the trump administration. it was a move applauded by democrats and republicans alike, and now his firing is creating bipartisanship again, because both

wheel start with michael moore.penly future we have. march 28th, 2017 the day extinction of human life and earth began. >> wow. noted scientist michael moore maing in here. he is talking about climate change and regulations last second by president obama. regardless how you feel about climate change policy, what we should do as america vis-a-vis other developing nations and public policy, to use this type of alarmest rhetoric saying, trump helped hurry our extinction along, starting on this exact date, it doesn't help. it is unscientific. and it also, i don't think persuades virtually anyone. brian: he marginalizes himself with his ridiculous statements of the chris matthews, i don't get a chance to watch enough of him. he had an interesting comparison. let's listen. i get your comment. >> let me just say, you know, we kid, i kid about everything but, ude and working for saddam hussein, you couldn't have eye contact without those guys getting killed. these people are really powerful. imagine getting into a fight in

people like michael moore and bill marr said the widow was being exploited.opi goldberg did not say that. however, accusations that she did criticize karen appeared on a web site. >> people who didn't see their show may believe it, a lot of people may believe what you wrote and man, i am telling you, you cost me money because i have my family. sir, coaster rica is not big enough for this lawsuit that is coming your way. >> just so we are really clear, i want to these protections in place for the comment, current president, for his family, for my family, because if you write something like that or you write something that endangers his life for his family, i am just as angry at you. >> bill: dana perino, cohost of "the five. who did this? >> a young man, named james mcdaniel, he is originally from florida but lives in coaster rica, he has a job at an american nutrition company, as a web site called the underground report on february 21st. i got 1 million page views and 90s. >> bill: what did he allege ms. goldberg said? >> it said that she had -- the widow, ca

. >> bill: why do you think that people like "the view," michael moore, they are extremist, we usuallyon't deal with them, because they are that extreme and that hateful. but there are some others, as well, saying that this was a manipulation, it was wrong, the seals father has an objection to the raid, and all of that. what you think about that? >> i think -- i meant nothing more correspondent who would long for a hero's death like ryan. he gave everything for his country. he had the sendoff that was like a viking, a wonderful, wonderful moment, tears going down my eyes, just thinking about him as a representative of every warrior we have ever lost in combat. i think the problem comes, there is no doubt about these operations have a political component. remember, jimmy carter launched eagle claw against iran to get our hostages in 1980, april of 1980. if he had succeeded, he would have been president, there never would have been a ronald reagan presidency. barack obama, with the death of bin laden in 2011, he elevated his presidency to a new level, one i think in 2012, in part because

. >> let me bring in mark geragos, cnn analyst and michael moore. good to see you both. mark geragos, you have a statement from general flynn's attorney. "general flynn certainly has a story to tell and he very much wants to tell it." if you're his attorney, what is the strategy of being so public about this? >> look, if i'm his attorney -- and let me speculate because i haven't talked to his daughter -- that telegraphs to me that my client, in this case, flynn is a target because i'm trying to get immunity because if we give me immunity in congress, that's going to screw up famously any department of justice investigation and the fact that congress is now responding and the senate is responding and saying, no, we're not going to i have go you immunity, my guess is and my speculative analysis is that he is a target of a department of justice probe and they're not going to screw it up. they're not going to let him get out of that by virtue of getting immunity in front of congress. >> he's the central figure in the investigation, we know, because of the contacts he had wit

michael moore joins us from london. o is swiss unit -- it swiss unit, and they said they are still looking at that option but we are recording their considering the opportunity -- the option of a share sale to raise capital. the run-up in the stock of the last few would make that a more attractive option. jonathan: earlier this year francine caught up with tijane thiam and he talked about the second half of this year to ipo the swiss unit. is the second half the timeline for the potential stock sale as well? michael: we are still waiting to hear on that front. i think there is some flexibility. the stock sale can happen a little more quickly, you sell that with deutsche bank and unicredit. they pulled there's together in a matter of weeks or, so it could be something -- or it could be sooner. jonathan: michael moore, thank you for joining the program. the markets look a little something like this. the dow and s&p 500 treading water, treasuries unchanged. that is it for bloomberg daybreak. bloomberg markets up next. ♪ >>

they want to hold onto power and they will appeal to the liberal snowflakes, the michael moores, the rosie o'donnells, the bill mahers. the republicans can expect no help from them. >> i think that is a larger except for a small group. maybe 8-10 senators who are up for reelection in donald trump states, there mayay be a little bit of movement. i was raised as a democrat when i was young, i changed after ronald reagan became president at the age of 21. i know it is never a good time to be a democrat. but i also know now is an even worse time. i tweeted last night that any democrat who stands up more than three times in that speech is going to get a primary. >> sean: that is a sad state of affairs. i am watching the speech and i'm there and even when he said we will create jobs for those americans left behind, they still did not applaud. >> you are in a tough spot because what he basically did was he took three or four aspects of the playbook, middle-class jobs, blue-collar families getting a wage increase, infrastructure building, rebuilding our inner cities and helping the african-a