>> i don't think everyone gets a mulligan.ted trump call it a mulligan. i think this is a serious issue and a lot of people also knew when they were voting for donald trump, they were voting for an individual not based on what he was coming out there and saying that he was as a big evangelical christian. they knew he had a tough past, they knew he had things in the past they wouldn't agree with maybe when it comes to moral issues. they voted for him on the political issues and the climate. he didn't claim to be an evangelical issue like george bush did. >> my issue isn't with donald trump's imperfections or the voters. it's with the evangelical leaders. what part of the seventh commandment, thou shalt not commit adultery unless you're running for president. >> a lot of veez leaders have to understand what their job is. if you're a pastor, your job is to be a pastor and you have to stay consistent. i do also believe very much in forgiveness. you can clearly hear that from billy graham -- franklin graham, i should say, from tony

and you say you get a mulligan here. i'm quoting you. why?or were occurring today right now has he was president of the united states i can assure you that my support and support of evangelical would be dissipating very rapidly. but talking about something that occurred ten years ago. among a number of things that occurred with this president prior to being president, and myself, along with a lot of of evangelicals were not support. in fact, icam pained with his supporters, down to he and hi hillary clinton, he wanted the support of evangelical. i'm picking a pro life conservative running mate and embraced himself in the conservative party platform ever. and yes evangelical, conservatives gave him a mulligan. they let him have a do over. they said we'll start fresh with you and give you a second chance. and there are people, evangelicals understand what a second chance means. and that's what that comment was made in . >> i want to ask you about the justices if a moment. when you talk about a second chance, look, there is at least 15 women who

tonight carey mulligan, from "lady bird," actress beanie feldstein, cooking with chef danny bowien, featuringhe 8g band with michel'le baptiste. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. it was reported about an hour ago that donald trump jr. carried on a 10-month-long secret correspondence with wikileaks during the presidential campaign and the months following. wow, it's going to be awfully hard to distance yourself from a guy named donald trump jr. [ laughter ] "he's not even related to me. my last name's not junior. everyone knows that." [ laughter and applause ] president trump attacked his critics on twitter yesterday saying, "when will all the haters and fools out there realize that having a relationship with russia is a good thing not a bad thing?" well having a relationship with russia will certainly never be as bad as having a president who uses the word "haters." [ laughter ] i'm surprised he

. >> you get a mulligan you. get a do over here. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. breaking news from the "washington post" about the fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and the president. it's literally just been published. we learned today before that the sitting attorney general of the united states, the top law enforcement officer in the nation was questioned by the special counsel's team in a criminal investigation of the president of the united states, his campaign and associates for possible obstruction of justice and collusion with a foreign adversary. take that in for a moment. the justice department confirming today jeff sessions did sit for hours last week with robert mueller's investigators, accompanied by his personal attorney. they also learned today that james comey, the former fbi director whom the president fired last may, was also interviewed by mueller's team late last year. on deck according to "the washington post" none other than the president o

and conservative evangelical group is giving him a mulligan, why shouldn't everyone else? these are value based interest group here. >> i think gloria is right. similar in the sense when the president says something racist, wolf, people say i don't think he said that. they are like well maybe he said it. this is the same thing here. people expect this kind of scandal with president trump oh, maybe a woman came out of the pass. >> everybody standing by. very important news. north korea warning the united states not to push it into ha confrontation, as cia director warns kim jong-un is just months away from being able to attack the united states with nuclear missiles. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. we know l

we kind of gave him a mulligan. >> a mull began for 70 years of his life?that prompted this from michael steele. >> i told him to shut the hell up and never preach to me ever again. after telling me how to live my life, who to believe, who to love, what to do and what not to do, if the prostitutes don't matter, that grabbing the you know what doesn't matter, the outright behavior and lies don't matter, just shut up. >> joining me now is michael steele and ruth marcus, "washington post" deputy editorial and columnist. who is shutting up? not you, certainly. >> certainly not me. this is profoundly an important iss issue. where does this come from? why are you so passionate about this? i spent a number of years in a monastery. i've been grounded in my faith. and the moral traditions for a long, long time. and i have brought that to my own public service as a former lieutenant governor. and even chairman of the republican national committee. so to hear individuals in my party and leaders within the party sort of backslide on this moral stance, the moral stance

let's hope she doesn't call for a mulligan. >> lots of people around the world celebrating new year's with lots of fireworks but these people in this brazilian bar were doing more fire than fireworks. the bartender set up a few glasses on top much each other. >> looks like a flaming la lamborghi lamborghini, i'm guilty of having a few before. >> you see them pouring the top glass, when the bartender adds a little bit more juice. >> that went from the towering lamborghini to the towering inferno, not good at all. >> the woman in the foreground is able to scoot out of the way. unfortunately another woman right behind her isn't able to, and in this moment is on fire. [ screaming ] in fact, you can hear the screams as this video comes to an end. according to reports, that woman was right in front of that of t landed on her. it caught her hair on fire, her eyebrows are burning, and she did suffer several injuries to her skin. this obviously was an accident. nevertheless, this woman did end up in the hospital with some serious burns. but she is expected to be okay but she will probably end

we speak to the actress carey mulligan. fear it, and i think we all should fear it, you know. and i think that's what we need to, er... we need to turn that fear into action, you know, this is a global issue. one in three people will develop dementia of some kind. good evening. even for a man as combative as donald trump, today's statement left little to the imagination. he denounced his former white house strategist, steve bannon, as a man who had lost his mind, who had nothing to do with trump or his presidency. the president may be playing with fire. steve bannon knows things about him very few others do, and he has a powerful base on the right in which to relay them. the statement came from the president after the release of extracts from a new book — ‘fire and fury‘, by michael wolff. in it, bannon describes a meeting between donald trump junior and a russian lawyer during the 2016 campaign as treasonous and unpatriotic. it looks and sounds like an ordinary trump spat, but it raises questions of whom the republican bas

randi, we all have gotten a mulligan because of christ jesus.o that's the bottom line. >> reporter: and these women also agree with reverend franklin graham, who says donald trump is a changed man. >> this man, who is a successful businessman, did not have those people praying for him daily as he does now. he has transformed even in the year we've seen him from a brash new york person to the president that we are proud of today. >> i think we're all different people today than we were in 2006. he's a father, he's a grandfather. when you have children, the way you look at the world changes. >> reporter: but when you look at evangelical christianity, it's about family, it's about being faithful, yet this doesn't seem to bother any of you. >> you know what bothers me are these stories that detract from all the good things he's doing for the american people. instead of hearing that, we're hearing all news from someone that's not really that credible, from a stripper porn star. >> he is doing the best job that we've ever seen for a president. and i c

they use the word mulligan. >> i never heard that term before. >> randy, we all have gotten a mulliganause of the christ jesus. that's the bottom line. >> these women also agree with reverend franklin graham who says donald trump is a changed man. >> this man who is a successful businessman did not have those people praying no him daily like now. he has transformed even in the year we have seen him. >> absolutely. >> from a brash new york person to the president that we are proud of today. >> i think we are all different people today than we were in 2006. he is a father, a grandfather. when you have children the way you look at the world changes. >> when you look at evangelical christianity, it is about family, being faithful, and yet this doesn't seem to bother any of you? >> well you know what bothers me are the stories that detract from the good things he's doing. for the american people. instead of hearing that, we're hearing old news from someone that's not really that credible from a stripper porn star. >> he is doing the best job that we've ever seen. >> so proud. >> for a presi

>> you know, the porn star mulligan is a new concept in religion, regardless of which religion you're but yeah, i think sean's right. i mean, ultimately, this comes down to president trump basically being on the right side on abortion i think for a lot of these religious leaders. and in addition to that, you've also got a case where they have continued to support him through so many different allegations that you wonder what could possibly come out that would change that view. they're sort of dug in. you know, if they say stormy daniels is the straw that broke the camel's back, well, what about all of the allegations of sexual misconduct, you know, as opposed to consensual relationship here? so, they're kind of backed into a corner because there's no new news or they see very little that would make them abandon him, and they have to look back and think they should have done so earlier, if they get to a point where they would. >> jonathan, i think you coined a new phrase there with that porn star mulligan. that's a new one for a saturday morning. jonathan allen, thank you so much. sean

now i'm gonna need a mulligan." [ applause ] so why?vangelical voters overwhelmingly sticking with trump, despite his apparent contempt for the values they claim to believe in? well, true to the teachings of jesus, perkins said evangelicals like trump because he fights with people. >> they were tired of being kicked around by barack obama and his leftists. and i think they are finally glad that there's somebody on the playground that is willing to punch the bully. and -- >> even though punching the bully -- what happened to turning the other cheek? >> you know, you only have two cheeks. [ laughter ] >> seth: technically you have four cheeks. [ laughter ] two on your face and then the magazine catchers in the back. [ laughter and applause ] and perkins -- [ cheers and applause ] perkins wasn't the only self-proclaimed social conservative who was in a forgiving mood on tuesday. there was also matt schlapp, chairman of the american conservative union. schlapp dismissed the allegations, focusing specifically on the fact that the original in

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you get a do-over here. >> stephen: yes, a mulligan!ike golf, both things trump claims to love but constantly cheats on. ( laughter ) >> stephen: allegedly! allegedly! allegedly! i have no proof he cheats at golf. ( laughter ) so the family research council is giving trump a pass on his affair with a porn star right after his wife gave birth. you know, family values. like it says right there in the ten commandments: "thou shalt not commit adultery, unless she's a pro with huge cans. up top, moses!" we've got a great show for you tonight. john dickerson is here. but when we return ♪ oscar, oscar stick around. this is debbie. she has... fomo! mmhm. because she doesn't have sprint unlimited that now includes hulu. wait, what am i missing? who is that? that's the you who has sprint and hulu and can stream the shows everyone's talking about. and uh...she got rid of her fomo. i also got rid of that boyfriend. that works for me. whoa! ...what are you watching? ooh that looks funny. (avo) be a smarter you. switch to sprint and get the best pric

basically i think the interview said in the interview i think mr perkins said that the president gets a mulligan on this one and i you know that's not a slave the way that i see it from a personal behavior point of view but this brings to light larry a very important point which is that for many conservatives the behavior or the nature of the way president trump conducts himself has been separated or divorced from the policy and i think at the end of the day that is something which is a very important distinction because while people will continue to talk about the character and about the things that the president has done in his personal life the reality is what we're all left with as a country is actually a pretty conservative policy agenda whether on regulation or on on health care on taxes and certainly on judicial appointments so you know people will try to separate that out i personally am troubled by the idea that you can separate the two but at the end of the day we've got to look at what we're left with thank you both very much one in julian we always love the new on. thanks larry thank

knock out some innocent passion and tell us the we have no got justice if you're going to have a mulligan the whole high court's chief justice has ordered an investigation into zainab samantha but with residents fear is that what they see as a failure to properly investigate previous abductions they could well be more protests to come. french actress catherine to new vendor at least another one hundred women have signed an open letter criticizing the need to movement they accuse its supporters of underestimating women's ability to say no and of ruining the lives so innocent men but the nerves critics have condemned her remarks with some calling her an apologist for rape. some french women are using satire to respond to sexism in their country. of a longing for. the right music studio was. used to say when i was inside the. movie. an unknown loser yes. but catherine don't know this and joking the french film icon has defended the gaelic culture of flirtation and gallantry for her and ninety nine other women the debate about sexual harassment goes too far in an open letter published in the

so it's basically -- we kind of gave him, all right, you get a mulligan you. a do-over here. >> gene robinson. >> whoa. >> is back with us. gene, please don't use any golf terminology, because i really don't understand that stuff. so this $130,000, if that came out of trump businesses to make that payment, that is a campaign finance violation. >> yeah. >> and it's also a campaign violation if it came out of donald trump's pocket because he didn't report it as a campaign contribution. >> that's correct. so, you know, it is that old phrase, never said by deep throat, follow the money. it is the money here that could potentially be a violation of law. and so we're going to have to find out more about that. step back for a second. at any other time in american history we learned that the president had paid hush money to a porn star to keep an affair quiet, it would be front-page news above the fold every day. and now it just seems like, you know, another thing. one does wonder how many do-overs, i won't use the phrase, the term "mulligans" but how many do-overs th

you get a mulligan.do over here snoop. >> a mulligan for 70 years of his life. >> hey, the guy -- this is what he's committed to. as long as he commits to that and continues on that, he will have the support of evangelicals from a policy standpoint, he has delivered more than any other president in my lifetime. >> i've never heard faustyian bargains did described so well. as long as you're with us on the issues, you're. >> giving up all mort authority. the evangelicals supposedly there to bring their moort authority but then they do deals with trump and they've been willing to sit underneath the same tent with people who are absolutely not living up to the text. >> a lot of moral credit to barack obama for being a good husband and good father. he was always a good man. remember how they used to lavish credit on him? not a minute. >> it makes the evangelical community like every other lobbying group in time. >> they want stuff. >> and if you give them that stuff, they'll support you. >> very simple admoni

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but a mulligan?e us a little broader context of what perkins had to say. >> well, look, this was for an interview that covered a lot of ground. and you can hear it all in the message podcast. what i was asking him was, how do you as an evangelical leader reconcile not just the stormy daniels incident, but all the things that would seem to call into question the moral connection that evangelicals might make to president trump with the massive support that among evangelicals overall and certainly evangelical leaders still exists. and what he said was they are focused on the policy. and when we teased that a little bit what he was really pointing to was the trump administration's policies on antiabortion issues and also the religious freedom executive order that president trump signed last year. i pushed him on the question of what about immigration, which is something that has been very difficult for a lot of evangelical leaders to reconcile, including some on president trump's evangelical advisory cou

. >> let's hope she doesn't call for a mulligan. >> she turns around.and over the face and now she's on the ground. >> did she get a hole in one? >> doesn't matter anymore. she forgot all about it. >> yes, she did, because there's a hole in that ring and she's going to put one finger through it. she's going to say "i do." she's so happy they're going to be together forever. he proposed at purcell farms, which is a golf course in alabama and i got to say, that is kind of a nice location to do it. now this is chaz stone and chelsea and chad's got a big question. will you marry me? >> again, comfort maximum for him. he's in his pjs and so is she. >> yes. >> yes? yes. >> the definition of nonchalant. >> oh, no, no, no, no, no. it's going to be very shchalant right here >> oh my god! >> i guess that goes on the wedding list. we definitely need some chairs for the table. >> she jumps into his arms and i this i thatink that's the end. >> their love is more solid than the chair. >> yes. >>> let's take a deep dive into the creative and slightly kooky mind of bob

time and again, just like this president, they grant this party a mulligan yet again. the president has probably averaged a scandal a day over this past year. when you look at the rnc fund-raising, the leader of their party who has been engulfed in scandal, they have broken fund-raising records over the past year. i feel like on the left and the media, we're like charley brown kicking the football. i don't think this will help the republican party, i'm not convinced it will necessarily hurt them either. >> last word to you, katon, because you're leaving us after this segment. does nothing matter to your party? >> a lot matters to us. trying to cage this as a political partisan activity. this is not the last powerful man who is going to have sleazy behavior. >> but none of the powerful men in your party have paid much of a price. the base doesn't seem to care. democrats ran al franken out of town. republicans just sort of shrug off the sexual assault allegations, silence on wynn. >> as i said earlier, joy, we've talked about this time and time again. this behavior is un

is mulligan earthquake you would get in california than like that giant 1964 earthquake we had a and alaska. >> how about aftershocks. should we worry about those? >> from the standpoint of ground motion, people in southern alaska will probably feel some aftershocks. the seismic alarms are constantly going off here in the center as the aftershocks occur. a 7.9, the biggest aftershocks are probably be a 6.9 and we should not have to worry about that from the standpoint of tsunami generation. also was far enough south that the seismic waves or the ground motions reduced by the aftershocks may be felt that they would not be big enough to do any damage. >> about 6:20 am in our area, by what point would we say, it looks like -- how long does it stay in each area at this point? >> judging by our models it's about an hour and a half away from central california. that watch is still continuing. we will be sending out additional information and messages. just stay tuned to the national tsunami warning center's facebook page, twitter and go to www.tsunami.gov, for the latest information. we wi

carey mulligan thought there was a need to bring a code of conduct into operation on film sets, as hasith the play she recently appeared in. on the first day of rehearsal, we all had to look through the code of conduct, it tells you what is expected in the workplace, it tells you what to do if someone steps outside of the code of conduct. i think really solid action plans like that will move us forward. despite the trauma of these incidents, robert redford, the sundance founder, struck a positive note at the press conference. i'm pretty encouraged right now as this period of change is, it is bringing forth more opportunity for women, and more opportunity for women in film to have their own voices heard. not to be forgotten, of course, were the films at sundance. there were more than 120 full—length features this year. sundance‘s director of programming detected some trends. we noticed the african—american male experience was really prevalent. especially in our us competition. we observed, also, a lot of really interesting, complex, powerful women on screen, both in the documentaries, a

level all right philip west of there thanks so much thank you well joining us from london now is tim mulligan tim is a senior analyst and research director at media research good to have you with us so what caught the eye at last vegas for you there are a number of things. what is of particular interest is the renewed emphasis on voice and voice is a particularly interesting technology as we move into twenty eighteen because of the implications for unlocking the older demographics to first far have been in many ways bypassed by the streaming revolution that's happened over the last decade or voice activation tim is not an entirely new technology is it would you say that this is the next big theme yes so if i carry out that agreed it's not an entirely new technology but this is the year that it starts to really make traction towards the mainstream consumer so that's how you view a lot of money how technology is yes so yes i would say that voice is the most likely to unlock the all the demographics in cities streaming revelation look around some of the gadgets from washing machines you'll be ta

example, one, the family research council leader tony perkins, say, well, the president deserves a mulliganich is sort of a pass in golf. billy graham's son said, well, you know, when you get to be the age of 70, donald trump is a different man than he was four years ago and he's much wiser now. so i do think there's the sense that as long as he's continuing to appoint conservative judges and goes and speaks live to the march of life rallies like he did last weekend, this president can get a pass on embarrassing his wife and doing pretty much almost anything. >> you mentioned franklin graham, that was part of an interview i conducted with him last week. let's play part of that and specifically what he responded when he asked about these reports. here it is. >> now, did he have an affair with this woman? i have no clue. but i believe that 70 years of age, the president is a much different person today than he was four years ago, five years ago, ten years ago, whatever. and we just have to give the man the benefit of the doubt. he says he didn't do it. so okay, let's say he didn't do it. >> w

basically i think the interview said in the interview i think mr perkins said that the president gets a mulligan on this one and i you know that's not to say the way that i see it from a personal behavior point of view but this brings to light larry a very important point which is that for many conservatives the behavior or the nature of the way president trump conducts himself has been separated or divorced from the policy and i think at the end of the day that is something which is a very important distinction because while people will continue to talk about the character and about the things that the president has done in his personal life the reality is what we're all left with as a country is actually a pretty conservative policy agenda whether on regulation or on on health care on taxes and certainly on judicial appointments so you know people will try to separate that out i personally am troubled by the idea that you can separate the two but at the end of the day we've got to look at what we're left with thank you both very much lonnie in julian we those of you on. thanks larry thanks lar

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i'm john mulligan, owner of 210 27th avenue. you've heard it all already. the building is too high and the air and light. my tenants, it's rent-controlled, many are distraught about this and they can't afford to move. you really have to take a look at this about the people it's affecting, not the greedy developers. thank you. >> councillor breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> sophie stevenson and i live at 210 27th avenue. and i'm very concerned about the lack of light that i'll be having in my apartment if this is built. i have one window that allows direct sunlight and a lot of natural light and it will be blocked if the building goes forward as proposed. thank you. >> councillor breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is diane younger-rossi. i live at 291 lake street. we're next door to sonya and alex and our building will also be completely -- all the light will be obliterated by a 40-foot wall. so close and so tall, so we're asking for your consideration, please, to just take 10 feet off the b

patrick -- patrick mulligan, can you please come up and from the office of labor standards and enforcement to do a presentation on this item. >> thank you, supervisor yee and tang. annual adjustment for prevailing wage rates for work performed under city contracts and some cases for private work performed on city property. office of labor standards enforcement compiled this data. mostly through the california department of industrial relations. that would include the 66 classifications that are identified in the submittal. within that, there are many s subclassifications, many, and ten classifications unique to the city and county of san francisco adopted by the board of supervisors, gathered data from the appropriate labor organizations, collective bargaining agreements and collected those for approval as the prevailing wage provisions for those classifications. >> supervisor yee: no questions, any public comments on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. a motion, please. >> supervisor tang: make motion to send to the full board for recommendation. >> clerk: i believe the

before the election or during the transition, if the obama administration had a mulligan should it have done more> . ? >> this was a moving target. told, weere originally inw they were engaging trying to delegitimize our electoral process. the hard data we had was not very detailed. point, we went, this is the only engagement with the house and senate that i was not asked to lead. anyway. i always was being sent to the hill to settle things. the gang of 12 were called together. theaid out to them, intelligence community, exactly what we saw was happening. we didn't know the extent either . so that we would not be in a position -- the president and i would sit there after the pbd, everyone would walk out of the room and say what are we going to do? mr. president you unilaterally say this was happening, you will be accused in this environment of trying to tip the election. unless you can give harder data than we have now, you will be in a terrible position and it will play into the delegitimizing of our electoral process, which was initially what the intelligence community, correct me if