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jesse: i don't want to take a wall joke about michael moore because that would be fat shaming.isten to this. >> i just walked in and was work out. the owner came up to me and said my shirt that i had on was offensive and i needed to remove it in order to work out there. she said it's racism. it's 2019. it's not racism. >> i find it equally offensive when i see niece women walking in the streets with those wussy hats on. that promotes vulgarity. if you don't like the t-shirt somebody is wearing, then don't you bite. but don't you infringe on anyone's right to wear what they want to wear. >> why are the democrats running around acting like dictators. they want to take away your guns, they want to take away your free speech. they want to tell you what you can and cannot say and what you can and cannot see. jesse: the hitler comparison may be going too far. but that's why i haven't been work out at the gym. i was wearing a trump shirt. that's my excuse anyway. up next. an emotional support alligator weighs into "watters world." a business owner always goes beyond what people expect

jesse: i will not make wall joke on make - - michael moore that would be beneath me.f the gym for a trump t-shirt. >> i'm sitting here working out and they came up to me and said my trump shirt that i had on was offensive and i had to remove it in order to work out it was equated to racism. it isn't racism. jesse: wow. okay. i find it equally offensive with those hat with those pussy hats those look vulgarity but i don't see anything aboutul that. if you don't like the t-shirt somebody wears don't infringe on anyone's right to where it. >> and one other t thing acting like dictators they are acting worse they want to take away your guns and your free speech they want to tell you what you can and cannot say in who you can or cannot see. stop acting like dictators over here in america. >> that hitler comparison may be a little toooo far i was wearing a trump shirt that's why haven't been hitting the links have a nice weekend. and emotional support alligator ways into waters world. ♪ the upside- i'm just getting started. boost® high protein be up for life. every insuranc

. >>> let's bring in michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. >> good to see you, sir. >> glad to have your expertise. you heard that story about tony fabrizio. we had details this week about paul manafort sharing polling data with someone tied closely to russian intelligence. wrap that all together for us and tell us what this signals to you about the russia investigation. >> you know, it was a significant story because it is really the first time that we're hearing some directive from the campaign being shared back and forth with people linked to possible russian intelligence so now we're finding out that mueller talked to the polster months and months ago. so he's had this information. and we wouldn't though about the whole story if not for unfortunate sources trying to redact information from the mueller team. and mueller has put this on a path we're now seeing that there was money owed to manafort, there is information passing back and forth. nobody believes that manafort just drops out of the sk

amanda: michael moore, thank you so much.s long as we are speaking about banks, still ahead, a number they may be not so happy about. how much less two women make than men at citigroup? this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets. i'm shery ahn in new york. amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. as long as we are talking about the banks and the money they are making, here is money that more banks will report and maybe not be quite as happy. that is the pay gap between men and women. citigroup reporting the median pay gap is 20%. that at thate level it is basically the national average. women make $.70 on the dollar. it is worth noting that is because they are one third of senior exec jobs at the bank are women. we still don't see big representation there. shery: we also know that here in earned. people of color 7% less than their white colleagues. fair to mention that citigroup published a guideline on how to improve gender balance and racial representation in the next three years. k, femalen the employees making 44% l

attorney michael moore from atlanta.legations are true, how serious could they be for the president? guest: this is damaging news for the president. let me put it in context from what has happened. if in fact the allegations are true, if the story is true and if in fact we are to believe william barr before the senate judiciary committee in his hearing, it seems to me at this point that william barr has told us that this constitutes this -- this type of conduct would support obstruction charge. it is a significant development. probably the strongest to date. bob mueller's a professional prosecutor and tactician. understands about putting a case together and understands what to do when you have a witness whose credibility has been compromised as we see here with michael cohen. he has blood guilty to false teimony before -- fled guilty to false testimony before. what that means is that bob mueller and his team will haot built a caseust relying on michael cohen's testimony, they will use evidence, corroborating evidence wit

back with me matthew rosenberg, juliette kayyem, and michael moore. so michael, on this controversial unsolicited memo that barr shared with president trump's lawyers, it concluded that comey's firing could not constitute obstruction. today he clarified that when he wrote it on speculation. he said his goal with writing it was not to get back at the government. does that add up to you? >> not really. it really doesn't. i don't know why you would circulate to it the legal team for the white house about the time you knew they were looking for another attorney general. i don't know why you would be putting it out there. i think it's commonplace for there to be interaction between former officials and especially if there is a need to have a sort of some continuity of decisions and discussion, but i don't think that you can take the time to write a 19-page memo and say, you know, i think the guy's doing a bad job and this is why. it's not lawful, and i know you're looking for somebody, but i don't need the job. that defies logic to me. and i just don't know

michael moore, always good to have you. >> thanks, sir. >>> we have breaking news right now. take a look at these pictures out of paris. two firefighters are dead because of that massive explosion after a gas leak, initially french police said four people have died. we are now getting an update. it is two. the two are firemen. the video of the blast, you see it there. can you see fire billowing out of that building, smashed windows, scattered debris. fire crews evacuated people from the apartments. they report 47 other people were injured in that forecast. >> we got new details in the case of jayme closs the missing girl found alive in wisconsin. you will hear more about her neighbors, about how they found her. >> they got close to her. she leaned into me and just said i'm jamie and i now right away who it was because if you live in wisconsin, you've seen so many pictures of jayme. to severe plaque psoriasis get clearer. and stay clearer. most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and

that was michael moore. i want to get a check on the first word news. more.ey donohoe has courtney: president trump is dismissing a top republican senator's suggestion to reopen the federal government temporarily while he tries to reach a deal to fund his proposed border wall. senator lindsey graham says if a deal cannot be reached, the president should declare a national emergency, and as he left the white house for new orleans, president trump reporters he wants the problem solved, not just delayed. pres. trump: i have the absolute legal right to call it, but not to call it.king the democrats say we want border security. you have to build a wall or we will not have border security. courtney: the government shutdown is in its to live for today. president nominee for attorney general will tell senators it is vitally important that special counsel robert mueller finishes investigation, according to the associated press. we bar begins confirmation hearings tomorrow. president trump said today he never worked for russia. the investigation into the was a ho

michael moore, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> you might be wondering who exactlyroger stone, why is the special counsel so interested in him? we will break down why he is such a big player in the russia investigation. >>> plus, the government shutdown is over for a couple of weeks. the big question is, when will these federal workers get that back pay? we'll speak with a couple who work for a federal prison for the last five weeks of their lif life. . neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions, and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase the risk of serious side effects. with the botox® savings program, most people with commercial insurance pay nothing out of pocket. talk to your doctor and visit botoxchronicmigraine.com to enroll. from capital one.nd i switched to the spark cash card i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance

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councillor accused of killing another councilor from the party it's been three months and spew michael moore was shot and killed. his family says he was targeted because of factional infighting within the party we can sort of the truth is we live in fear because we don't know what's happening we can see now that there are two factions in the organisation. the government says forty councilors have been killed in the past seven years mainly because of power struggles and greed of a government contracts so that ricans are due at the polls in the coming months to vote for provincial representatives as well as a new president president it's all is important for political parties the province has the second highest number of voters but it's also where the ruling a.n.c. which is riddled by disunity faces one of its biggest challenges president jacob zuma resigned last year after a long running corruption scandal and was replaced by civil rights. but zuma despite the allegations continues to enjoy significant support in his home of course a little adding to concerns of a split within the party the a

detectives say the inte, michael mooring was highl intoxicated and restrained in a chair.cording to court records, moore died in the facility from blt force trauma to his side. if found guilty, each former guard faces 10 to 20 years behind bars. >>> to ailonaire breakup after the ceo of amazon, jeff bezos, announced he is splitting up with his wife. he and his wife released a joint statement saying they've decided to dilorce and share their lives as friends. the two have four kids, and bezos is the rhest personn the world. he has an estimated value of $137 billion. so in addition to a hefty divorce, exper suggest his ex-wife could end up with the second biggest stake in the company. the announcement comes just two days befe his birthday. > oh, man, can you imagine the lineup of the divorce lawyers and how much they're going to get paid? zblul the people linin take his money. you can even bet on his next girlfriend. you know that? >> i like that thinking ahead. >> it'28 1/2 years old i the over/under. >> divorce papers haven't even been drafted yet. of speaking of billions

continued existence and hans's michael moore as prime minister. is very media trash magic properties to some are starting off with thirteen years as prime minister must be in a pretty. sidestreet the people of singapore will all say reassurance that disputes what distracts from more important. over the last week singaporeans have been disturbed and confused by news of the private dispute between my siblings and me i deeply regret that this dispute has affected singapore's reputation and singapore ians confidence in the government. much as i would like to move on and end a most unhappy experience for singapore he ends these baseless accusations against the government cannot be left unanswered they must be and will be dealt with openly and refuted but it's within and identified some in the blackest back pockets and as legal proceedings continue the least siblings will have to put their differences aside if they're to stop the public from speculating on any further family quarrels . pretty nineteen is here and taken the reins around the world people

. >> i would follow michael moore because he moves slow. >> [laughing]. >> i don't want to work too hardps? >> exactly. the easiest follow ever. what is the most interesting thing you saw on the way to work today, dan? >> well, it's new york. i live in palm city. i grew up in new york. in palm city it would be interesting. in new york it was only interesting because i am from paul city. it was a guy having a conversation with himself and answering. i was walking with my daughter. i inserted myself between the two. he was answering himself and proud of himself. i am in it for the little guy. i am the little guy. it was incredible. in new york it's not that unusual anymore. >> i take the subway every day. it's an experiment every day. i saw a guy use all of his brute strength to hold the door open because 10 of us were sprinting for the train. >> that was nice. >> he held it open. everyone ran on. they were so relieved. it's act of kindness that surprise me. new yorkers, if you are lost, they will help you. >> they are great. >> even if it's not really where you are going. you may end up i

the idea that mitt romney will give you personality advice is like michael moore giving you fashion tips[laughter] romney - to say he is not presidential he's been president for two years but. lou: and historic president at that because of what he's done keeping his promises and putting america and americans first and then we have romney who is basically saying to all american in utah go to hell you are a bunch of suckers in i accepted the trump endorsement and non- telling trump but what an ignorant - his character he's talking about character? he is a traitor and is treasonous and betrayed the people - >> he just has not even taken office but just landed. [laughter] >> let's not forget he ran for the post before the state of massachusetts and claim to be a bigger abortion enthusiast that even ted kennedy. the guide will say whatever he needs to say in any given moment to get what he wants politically. other thing that is funny to think about big reason he failed in the presidential campaign is because he came across as is out of touch rich guy. look at a guy like donald trump who is al

joining us michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. david gurgen, former adviser. let's focus on your work advising president nixon and president clinton. this morning you have advised -- how does it compare if confirmed? >> there has been a question of would the investigation be more than an alignment or suggestion or would it find a smoking gun? when the smoking gun came to light in the nixon case, for example, on the tape recordings he was gone very quickly from office and it didn't take very long. cnn is properly treating this very cautiously. we don't know a lot. until we verify this we can't go with hard stories. if it is true, and it's a big if, this would be a smoking gun and it would be perilous for president and for his team. so it is big. as i said, it is potentially a turning point, but we have to -- we're coming down the home stretch. cnn is making the right choice by trying to be very careful and cautious before going after things that are hard. >> the president has made his first comment on this. as he often does he is q

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we have liberal activists and filmmaker michael moore, he's fanning divisive flames. he's urging people to break the law and not file your tax returns in protest of the shutdown. >> and we the people shouldn't be supporting anything that requires someone who has not fade working for us. we should not fly. don't fill out your tax return. liz: what do you think of that? >> he's advising people to place them selves in grave legal jeopardy. that's crying fire in a crowd theater. it's irresponsible. and anybody who listens to him is putting themselves in great legal jeopardy. liz: do you think president trump is on his back heels or is he in a stronger position. what do the democrats trade for this deal? >> he bent over backwards to work a deal with the democrats. he invited the democratic freshmen to come to the white house to discuss how we resolve the impasse. they have plenty of time to vacation in puerto rico but they couldn't spare an hour out of their busy schedule to talk to the president about reopening the government. the president remodified his request on a num

au shas as well as michael moore. good to see you. happy new year. asha, house democrats were expected to introduce this bill. now that there's a democratic majority in congress, does it have a better chance of passing? >> i don't know where it will go, but i think it's important to understand what this bill does. remember that the special counsel regulations come straight out of the executive branch from the department of justice unlike the independent counsel like kenneth starr who was appointed by congress which means if president trump fires this person, mueller, he has no right to do anything about it. sec only be fired for certain criteria like misconduct or dereliction of duty or conflict of interest. if he's wrongly fired, there's no recourse. so what this bill would do would allow that to be challenged in court and would effectively bring in another branch. and that's a good thing overall because otherwise, you know, you just have a showcase showdown about whether there should be impeachment. it would escalate very quickly. i think it's a go

here to read the tea leaves for us, josh campbell, michael moore. gentlemen, good evening.o see you. >> good to see you, don. >> josh, you first. a federal judge extended mueller's grand jury. why was this a necessary step? >> well, it's hard to reach too much into what mueller does, but this does signal to us that he has more work to do. this was set to expire, this grand jury that's been on the job for some 18 months, it was supposed to expire this weekend. so having this extension means that, again, there's more that mueller needs to do. we do know that he has used the grand jury to great effect. you think about all the indictments, all the grand jury subpoenas that it's been issuing. so having this vehicle that's still available to him obviously signals to us that it's probably something he's going to use. then lastly there's a practical aspect. think about it. some two dozen of our fellow citizens have essentially become subject matter experts in this investigation. if you think about all the threads that mueller has been, you know, surfacing here and going after, thes

president trump received nominations for worst actor in two films, death of a nation and michael moore'srenheit 9 11. >>> coming up, desperation growing as we begin the 50 week now of the government shutdown. are we anywhere close to a deal? >>> plus what the shutdown means for bay area pa ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. it looks like emily cooking faildinner for ten. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. n't takentsto r aliiren,... anoema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects

so this, if you remember michael moore's move by bowling for columbine, he pointed out how cable made us crazy because we were immersed in stories of kids who were abducted. now, kids are almost never abducted except by the noncustodial parent. but it happens in this country, there are atrocities, and the media environment put it all in our faces in the '80s. by the '90s with all the missing kids, the milk cartons, all that stuff, americans -- not canadians and not europeans -- developed the idea that if i take my idea off my kids, someone's going to snatch them. so we started teaching our kids, stranger danger. don't leave your kid unsupervised even in a department store. so if you raise kids to fear others, to think the world is dangerous, you're going to the raise them in ways that are not conducive to letting them fly. the job of a parent is to work him or herself out of a job. and i feel my parents did that. that's what parents did. but now they don't do it so well, and i'm speaking about me and greg and all of our friends. it's hard to do this. that's beam number one. beam numbe

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president trump, first lady, kellyanne conway all getting nominated for their screen time in michael moore'shite house. the "birther" in chief, grand wizard of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. one of the things that we learned is that while jim crow may be dead he has some nieces and nephews that are alive and well. >> we now have a president of the united states who is a racist. steve: that is something. here with reaction, david webb, host of reality check with david webb on "fox nation. a talk show radio host and fox news contributor. david, what do you make of the extraordinary comments made by significant members of congress? >> not that extraordinary. sadly this happens every martin luther king day, you have outlyers hakeem jeffries who is disgrace in politics making statements. bernie sanders went to naacp meeting. the naacp which was supposed to be for the advancement of colored people, that is what is in their name become for many years a left-wing organization. in early days of the tea party they same out anyone that objected to the fiscal policies of barack obama or the left were racists

waters in charge of the house financial services committee in my opinion is sort of like putting michael moore of the atf. ashley: nice analogy. another one for you. a new report says legal sales of recreational marijuana in california are struggling. why? because of taxes and regulation. are you surprised? i don't think anyone is. >> well, i think some of the people that voted for the referendum to legalize marijuana for recreational use thought the black market was going to go away. as you pointed out, there are two big factors they overlooked. taxes and regulations. you add the taxes and regulation, it turns out the price of legal marijuana is almost twice the price of illegal marijuana, not too surprisingly a lot of people are continuing to buy illegal marijuana. ashley: just those regulations and taxes, there's no incentive, right, to do it legally. >> that's right. there's regulations and taxes, they even regulate packaging, they regulate ingredients, all sorts of things, and again, it's double the price of marijuana so a lot of people buy it illegally, continue to buy it illegally. ashl

fox news legal analyst is joining us and a partner for the firm michael j. mooreg us. mercedes, if there's a conviction in this apparent election fraud or allegations of such, can the court still decide to seat him or not? >> well, they could. i mean, right now there is this ongoing investigation. they can bring it to a hearing. they can have testimony taken. there is this underlying ground swell of support for harris, just in terms of getting to the end of this. there's already evidence that he has won the election. at least once that investigation is done, and the court is satisfied with the evidence that's been brought forth, they can make the decision, but that can then be appealed at a later by the opposing side. and even more importantly, congress -- the house of representatives can step in and say we're not going to abide by this and actually seek a new reelection. eric: this seems like a mess. >> sure. eric: michael, absentee ballots are the easiest ways to basically commit fraud in an election. i've covered them before. troy, new york, where they went out

. >> i want to make one moore point, sorry, michael.s we talk about nancy pelosi, ultimately, what brought this shutdown to an end and i think we still would have had a shut down ongoing were it not to be for the air traffic controllers and airport workers, it was the people who had to get frustrated been suffering and working for free that up taking a stand. >> it will happen faster if they try to shut it down next time. >> absolutely. >> i worked in the white house when newt beginnigingrich was te speaker. this is the first time the president shut the government down i think that's so jarring to people that the person one hopes will take stewartship of the executive branch would trash it for the hell of it is really tough. >> all right we'll come back here it was a circus to be sure outside the fort lauderdale courthouse on friday there was groupies surrounding roger stone as he left the courthouse we'll talk about that in a moment but first, "saturday night live" the indicted trump con c steve matchen. >> i could only manage one inte

michael eugene moore caught driving a stolen car before being arrested on assault and battery chargesginia. the charges are separate from the 1996 charges in which he was accused of stabbing his wife 33 times and abducting his daughter. that's some of the news, ainsley. ainsley: thank you, steve. new york passing a sweeping abortion law allowing abortion up until the day of birth. >> another new york national precedent will be established. the most aggressive women's equality platform in the nation is going to be in law in this state. [applause] and that's the way it should be. ainsley: our next guest an obgyn says he delivered more than 2500 babies delivered tweeted this out not a single fee tall or maternal condition that requires a third time messster abortion. not one. dr. hamada joins us. thank you for being with us. >> thanks, ainsley. ainsley: we appreciate you coming on here to do this. you have gotten backlash. you tweeted that out. a lot of supporters but a few people are calling for you to be fired. >> a few are but i don't think anything is really -- anything will happen w

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moore, after months of secrecy, they gathered in june 2015 at the polk county courthouse in des moines for the trial. and the prosecutors revealed all those wild details behind the murder of justin michaellic heard any of it. first time justin's family and fiancee finally understood what happened >> the detectives and the prosecutors had shared no information with us other than the fact of who they arrested. >> reporter: and the little they learned during the pretrial hearings could be confusing and painful. >> as things started to come out a little bit, i texted andy and i said, how did he get your i.d. and he was like, i don't know. and i just had that feeling of, what if andy had something to do with this? >> reporter: but prosecutors have good reason for keeping the details of their cases from the public and even from the family. >> we don't want the publicity of the evidence to taint the jury panel >> reporter: but now, as the trial began, they were quite confident they had all the evidence they needed even without the still-missing murder weapon what happened to it? i mean, he crashed the car apparently right away. he either got rid of it before then or -- >> our theory at least i