which elected and continues to support and cheer a man whose public insults of women have included "miss piggy," "miss housekeeping," "pig," "bleeding very badly from a facelift," "low iq," "whacky," and of course, "look at that face, would anyone vote for that." >> professor? >> these are the kind of things that we already know that women of color really don't like. we know that white women with college can degrees really don't like this. we know that women who are independents don't like this. so these tactics that really are about both trump's ego and about appealing to the base really do not work with anybody else in a country. and increasingly what we're seeing is that some of these violent checks, of particularly, say, the attacks around, say, "miss piggy" or the attacks around mika and "morning joe" and the facelift comments, that all audiences across all denominations, across all ideological backgrounds really, really hate when donald trump does this. so if you're a republican and you're running for office right now, this is what you do not want the trump doing. you want him to stay aw

uh, that's weird because i know for a fact that kermit and miss piggy smash hard.ow. i know this. they-- [cheers and applause] they even did an episode when the count counted all their sex positions. he was like, "one, reverse cowgirl. "two, sudanese jackhammer. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah." now, i don't really know if bert and ernie are gay, 'cause i mean, on the one hand, two guys living together for 40 years could mean they're gay, but it could also just be that they live in new york and apartments are expensive. and also, if they were gay, let's be honest: that eyebrow would have been addressed by now. would have been dealt with. [cheers and applause] but let's move on. let's move on because a school superintendent in texas did something racist. - a texas school superintendent's job may be on the line after he made a racist remark about houston texan's quarterback, deshaun watson. on a facebook post about the texans, onalaska isd superintendent lynn redden wrote, "when you need precision decision-making, you can't count on a black quarterback." well, parents whose kids

london it's pleasure our well you name it from the rolling stones david boy madonna the queen even miss piggy you've pretty much filmed and photographed them all so i guess it's fair to ask you for my first question what is a day in the life of rincon like oh it's quite long because i'll be very early or when we wake up about five maybe five thirty i get i'll check my emails very quickly i then take my dogs for a walk for about an hour and a half i come by so i'm back by about six to seven of emails to about nine thirty and then i come and say generally no go shit which is very rare i'll do the meetings and then i'll probably finish about it was how to launch it one and also the never meeting. or have a lunch and then probably finish by seven and then have me. ok so it sounds pretty ordinary even though you're surrounded by celebrities when you do actually do a shoot yeah i know i'm pretty much a workaholic so so everybody thinks i'm a photographer direct. i have a publishing company i have an advertising agency or rep direct. i have managed the studio which. yes some kind of prison is really

which elected and continues to support and cheer a man whose public insults of women have included miss piggy, miss housekeeping, degenerate, slob, pig, bleeding very badly from a facelift, not my first choice, low iq, wacky, and of course, look at that face. would anyone vote for that? >> jill, how do you process it? how do you cover it with anything approaching the standards we used to use for your job? >> it's definitely very difficult when you've got a president -- this is language we heard from him very frequently as a candidate on the campaign trail. those comments that are listed referring to carlotta fiorina, saying, why would anybody vote for a face like that? it's condescending seeing that out of his twitter feed. but he was able to win the election despite the fact that he made comments like this. in his mind and in the minds of some around him, because he made comments like this, because he broke the mold, because he was able to say what he was thinking, was able to create this impression that he was some kind of swaggering, tell it like it is person. he believes his base is going

which elected and continues to support and cheer a man whose public insults of women have included miss piggy, miss housekeeping, degenerate, slob, pig, bleeding very badly from a facelift. not my first choice. low i.q. wacky. and, of course, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? here to discuss today's developments and donald trump's brazen return to twitter tirade, some of our favorite reporters and friends. from the "washington post," white house bureau chief phil rucker. here with us on set, emily jean fox, senior reporter c eer "van fair." elise jordan. now co-host of the fabulous must-listen podcast, "words matter." presidential historian and author doris kearns goodwin. leadership in push leapt timetu. and david jolly, no longer affiliated with the republican party. let me start with you, phil rucker, what brought the president back to twitter, why did he go there with horse face, does it have anything to do with the insults stormy daniels had for him? >> well, it just may, nicolle. excerpts from stormy daniels' book came out a week or two ago. she apparently describes the pre

. >> can you call somebody horseface and another woman miss piggy and another woman a dog?t. it's not me saying it. >> it's difficult to say he represents me as president on these slots, but he doesn't represent me on these slots. i don't think you can have it both ways. >> it is feeding into the divisiveness and tearing our country apart for the president to put out sexist tweets. it's unacceptable behavior and it's dwarsing. i don't think he has made or country safer. >> we have chosen one guy to stand for who we are as the united states. we are a united group of people and we need to stand behind this? it should be the apex of morals and the person that stands for us. my children would be in time out if they called people those names. why do we allow this from the president? it's appalling. >> thanks to the ladies talking tonica cabrera. we are off and the florida governor's debate moderated by jake tapper starts here at 8:00 eastern time. we'll be right back. ♪ it is such a good time to kiss ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ]

another woman miss piggy another one a dog?ree with me but it's not me saying it. >> it's difficult to say he represents me as president on these slots, but he doesn't represent me as president on these slots. and i just don't think you can have it both ways. >> it is feeding into the divisiveness in this country. >> yes. >> it is tearing our country apart when we have a president that is putting out these sexist tweets. i think it's unacceptable behavior. it's embarrassing and i don't actually think he's made our country safer. >> we've chosen one guy, one guy to stand for who we are as the united states. as you mention, we are a united group of people. and we need to stand behind this. it should be the apex of morals and the person that stands for us. and my children would be in time-out if they called people those names. so why do we allow this from the president? >> it's appalling. >> all right. let's move to this story where you don't see this every day while you are driving down the freeway. try maybe never. an airplane l

. >> he called this woman miss piggy. >> she was the winner and she gained a massive amount of weight. it was a real problem. >> rosy is an unattractive person. rosy is a slob. >> they said he invaded her space. i invaded her space. believe me, the last space that i want to invade is her space, believe me. >> donald trump said the following about you, quote, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? can you imagine that the face of our next president? >> i think women all over this country heard clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause ] >> in an interview with the associated press late today, president trump defended his comments about stormy daniels. asked if it was appropriate to comment on a woman's looks, trump says you can take it any way you want. white house reporter for the associated press conducted that interview a few moments ago with the president. don edwards, congresswoman from maryland former and contributor of "time" magazine. i want to start with jonathan. you just interviewed the president with some of your colleagues at . ap how would you describe his reaction

none of this is new from miss piggy to slob. is it going to matter now?cause i'm the gop person on this panel -- >> no i'm asking a democrat or a man or a woman. >> i think it's like this. this is what i have gathered from kind of being in the field and dealing with voters and dealing with donors. >> you work on campaigns. you talk to people about this. >> do they like it, nope. they do not like it. the thing of it is, they look past this behavior and it's on both sides. name calling on either side, women, men, to talk about being bullyish behavior is unacceptable. what they're doing as republicans is just looking beyond it and looking straight at policy. they are looking at donald trump and saying regardless of his personality or his behavior, i am looking at the republican party platform. i believe in the platform and what it stands for. therefore i will put my money and i will vote. >> the president has very few defenders when it comes to this. lindsey graham said he shouldn't be doing this. it's not becoming. ben sass railed against this, but that stu

he called miss america ms. piggy.o watch the ad hillary clinton ran, type in mirrors into your internet browser. watch the ad. it features all of his comments made about women. this is not new. donald trump sees women primarily through how they look. he has done it time and time again. he's done it as a candidate, as a private citizen, as a president, and now he's doing it again. >> he also, of course, went after one of his other favorite targets, michael avenatti, stormy daniels' lawyer, who we should point out is not exactly known for his moral high ground on twitter. >> exactly. i mean, playground insults are the way donald trump relates not just to women but to everybody. he mocked rand paul for his height. and i recall him saying he comes up to here on me. and this is the way donald trump relates to the world, through childish insults and through branding his opponents little marco, lying ted, pocahontas, which he has revived in recent months, and it's extraordinarily effective. we see his opponents on defense. e