it changes everything so the one book to answer that question, was alex hailey's playboy interview. that changed everything for me as a grown individual. >> wow, great answer. so interesting because so many people when they're asked that question say, autobiography of malcolm x and when you said alex hailey it thought that's where you start but you were much more expansive. >> everybody in there and his -- as a journalist his questions -- not only his question-asking but what he was able -- the answers he was able to get out of these individuals that nobody was able to get. it was amazing to me to read all that. what i learned about those people and what i learned but journalism and what i learned about questioning and and what i learned about like not interviewing people but holding conversations. all of that came from that book. >> brilliant. another question, i got to go through my billy jones questions. he is referencing directly chapter 12 in the game is not a game, which is such a good book. the chapter is called the number in numbers and it's -- the numb in numbers and the a

regulation is very disfavored and the playboy case is a good example of this. in the old days before cable went digital, they would scramble stuff. i remember when i was in law school we went to rudy's bar and they had a tv with cable and people would turn it to the playboy channel. if you fiddled with the horizontal and vertical hold could unscramble it and people found that titillating. congress forced the playboy channel and other channels with semi sexually expose it content to scramble it or otherwise make it unavailable to hassles with children. the court -- two households with children. the court said this is content based regulation. your regulating sexually explicit, not of, thus the statue has to pass strict scrutiny and the court says it does not pass strict scrutiny. there are less restrictive as of regulating it, for exam on not delivering it to houses that do not want it allowing people to block panels so their kids cannot watch it. gilbert is a content-based case, a sign case. cities are regular signs and getting in trouble for it. if you find yo

club he worked in something called the laney samurai home at the great gorge new jersey playboy club we all met up later to comic strip i remember we were all existing on burgers from but you know but doesn't monocle any striking out on a bench or put on a burger that's not broke we are very good like 175 bucks he said read it we boys we thought oh my god think you can think of. your rich you've made it you made it oh my god it was so great i mean that's what's interesting now like people keep asking me like so when is comedy coming back what's going to be like him and i you know i got an offer like i said to go to utah and do this show it's a 300 seat room with maybe 100 people they'll put in it so they can distance and someone said to me will what if they're all wearing masks would that be weird i'm like you don't understand. anyone that's a comedian that's has a career as a comedian has done far worse gigs than anything you can devise during the pandemic you know i mean we have fleet played ours where they didn't want comedy we played in front of nursing homes with one person and

mansion, the footage of me actually thethere in"playboy"." >> greg: we don't want to see it. >> dana> dan: geraldo, that was great. the bee gees come i love that, terrific. so we've all had to get a little creative. we have all had to get creative during the quarantine but check out this grandfather and i wish my grandfather would have built that for me as a kid. that is terrific. nice job, grandpa, good job keeping your grandson entertained. nice work, you made it big time. >> dana: that is super cool, oh, my gosh. everybody is being creative and nice to each other. let's do it all we can. please catch memorial day planned a special monday 5:00 p.m. eastern. we wish you all a really great weekend. take care. ♪ >> bret: good evening, i am bret baier. breaking tonight two major stories, president trump ordering governors around the country to allow houses of worship to reopen right now. details on that shortly. first up former vice president joe biden taking heavy criticism tonight over a comment about the african-american vote. the presumptive democratic nominee told a radio host thi

mansion, the footage of me actually thethere in"playboy"." >> greg: we don't want to see it. >> danaan: geraldo, that was great. the bee gees come i love that, terrific. so we've all had to get a little creative. we have all had to get creative during the quarantine but check out this grandfather and i wish my grandfather would have built that for me as a kid. that is terrific. nice job, grandpa, good job keeping your grandson entertained. nice work, you made it big time. >> dana: that is super cool, oh, my gosh. everybody is being creative and nice to each other. let's do it all we can. please catch memorial day planned a >> if you haven't figured out if you are for me or trump then you ain't black. pete: welcome to "fox & friends" this saturday morning. joe biden may have had biggest blunder yet. facing backlash after telling black voters you ain't black if they are torn between supporting him and president trump. >> biden making the controversial comments on the breakfast club radio show as he defended his record with the black community. >> at first a biden aid said it was a joke

he lost 15% points in approval rating or in favorability rating after the "playboy" interview. does he squeak to election over gerald ford and begins his presidency. i'm happy to talk about the presidency itself. i'm conscious of time here. i'm not going to talk so much about his specific endeavors or accomplishments as president. i focus again on the religious situation. it is the paradox behind the live of jimmy carter. that is why is it that evangelical voters who had supported him in great numbers in 1976 turned so dramatically against him four years later in 1980? i think this is a fascinating story and a story i try to tell in the book. it it's a story that is often misunderstood and, frankly, just wrong. the standard narrative is that by the late 1970s, evangelicals were exercised over the roe v. wade ruling of 1973 that legalized abortion. jerry falwell and others stoked this story very often. they refer to themselves as the new abolitionists. and the opposition of anti-bebe evangelicals. but there is quite a bit of fiction. abortion for evangelicals simply was not an i

you look at a book that builds on playboy but a good dresser g.-d. don't let bought his ticket for me get off my book. billboard doozie you stupid you will be up for the most here. and you're in order not to destroy our. laws here were also world because your. the dish of tea on a sword o.e.d. just for transit or. run ability we salute you know relatively new tradition each year on victory day sees hundreds of thousands of russians march with portraits of their relatives who fought in the war is called the immortal regiment and since 2012 it see marches not only nationwide here but also far beyond russia's borders course this year the pandemics put a stop to major public gatherings but where there's a will there's a way to talk about that with daniel hawkins. well moscow surprisingly empty this month of my about song surprised me given the circumstances you'd expect normally crowds of people to be attending the parade on red square and obviously the immortal regiments something which has become much edition and only russia but across the 12 that star

it's an analyst of playboy i write a column and i cast behind as you can see where everybody does their law. i've shot all the major networks. that room used to be where we had briefings but we haven't had a briefing in about 2 months so instead what happens is there's a podium a makeshift podium you see people bringing chairs out here we have 249 chairs and air conditioning 50 feet away. now she is just joining us and sarah how do we sanders the press secretary is scheduled to come out here this morning the state run television fox and she'll probably come over and visit with us and hopefully have a few words to say to us and we'll try to find out some information places that place just. in the morning where i live there are you do you think about this asking china if you're listening would you give trump's tax returns i think it's hypocrisy at its best can you tell me the president this is replaced what used to be a daily press briefing is now a short 5 to 10 minute gaggle in the driveway of the white house there already so they can control the press a little bit better keep the quest

playboy that isn't what they can't provide real care so i don't use that word when i'm talking about robots and caregivers have to be able to interact emotionally with the patients and have robots simply can't do that. doesn't mean you become a little bit and it's a sad scene at this facility robots are helping to reduce the workload of the human staff. each time i'm carol but 3 this week i'm helping the nurses with their work would you like something to drink. no thanks that's very kind of me here we're coming now. and. of course robots can do much more than simply serve drinks in nursing homes. philosopher thomas metzinger has proposed pragmatic solutions for dealing with this new technology. defrocking we have a vicious move for example the options for using a robotics in geriatric care he should maintain little dignity of the patients and that's a kind of money often i get asked individuals if they'd actually feel more comfortable having a machine change their diapers rather than a family member and just going to do it shows as a sign of whether that enjoy having a machine read t

include lying to congress and hush money payments to adult movie actress stormy daniels and 2 former playboy model karen mcdougal. they both claimed to have had encounters with president trump which the president denies. >>coming up trying to drum up business we will tell you what one east bay city is doing to help stimulate their economy. >>plus why a high profile child molester suspect in the east bay could get out of jail even as authorities warned he poses a serious safety risk to the public and what apple is doin >>free money tonight, the new iphone update is making it easier to access your phone while wearing a mask. apple launched i o s 13.5 today, it includes a modified version of its face id feature. if you swipe up once while wearing a face covering you'll immediately be able to enter your passcode the previous feature forced you to wait a few seconds before entering its of people are getting a little bit anxious. the new i o s also lets you use apps created by public health agencies that send you a notification if you've been in contact with someone who tested positive for covid-1

lying to congress and making hush money payments to adult movie actress stormy daniels and former playboy model karen mcdougal. they both claim they had encounters with the president which he denies. the tsa is changes in screening procedures in response to the coronavirus passengers at the airports will now need to hang on to their boarding passes rather than handing them over to tsa officers. the officers will look at the boarding pass without touching them to prevent cross contamination. and when a suitcase or bag does not pass x-ray screening. passengers may be responsible for unpacking that bag and then sending it through the machine again rather than an officer searching through the bag by hand the agencies also encouraging passengers to put smaller items like a wallet and a cell phone in their carry on bag before they go through the screening area. washington dc is warning governor newsome that his plan to reopen california discriminates against churches, the head of the federal justice department's civil rights division argues that despite the pandemic newsome should allow some in

lying to congress and making hush money payments, 2 adult movie actress stormy daniels and former playboy model karen mcdougal. they both claim they had encounters with the president which he denies. the tsa is changing some screening procedures in response to the coronavirus passengers will now need to hang on to their boarding passes rather than handing them over to a tsa officer officers will look at the boarding passes without touching them and that will help prevent cross contamination when a bag does not pass as x-ray screening. passengers could then be responsible for an packing the bag and then sending it through the machine again rather than having an officer searched through the bag by hand. the agency is also encouraging passengers to could put smaller items like a water a phone in their carry on luggage before they go through the screening area. >>developing news that we're following for you out of the north bay we're working on getting more details on a 2 alarm house fire in sandra fell. it happened late last night right along 5th avenue near california avenue. no word on how

lying to congress making hush money paid payments to adult movie actress stormy daniels and former playboy model karen mcdougal. now they both claim they had encounters with the president which he denies. it's a standoff in the senate as republicans want to create a new relief package and democrats think republicans are dragging their feet. a washington dc correspondent basil john reports on what senators want to do next. well the tsa is changing some screening procedures in response of the coronavirus passengers will now need to hang on to their boarding passes rather than hand them over to tsa officers. now officers will be looking at the boarding passes without touching them to prevent cross contamination. when a bag does not pass x-ray screening passengers may be responsible for unpacking that bag and sending it through the machine again rather than an officer searching through it by hand tsa is also encouraging passengers to put small items like a wallet and a phone in their carry-on bags before they get to the screening area. >>the oakland a's are reportedly refusing to pay its one m

successful mission, trisha's parents only learned about the story in 2008 when the story came out in a playboycle. the reitler's are thankful for the courage and the details he got from halibut furious he blew his cover before finding their daughter. >> why would you have been so close, and then give it up like he did? >> i try not to dwell on that at all. because it eats at me. and it's very hard to deal with, that he was that close. >> jessie roach's parents find small consolation in that jessie was the victim who tripped up hall. >> if something good could possibly come out of losing jessie, it's the fact that he's in prison and he will never get released. >> hall remains in federal prison with no possibility of parole. he's since made more murder confessions to reporters, and investigators. >> i sincerely believe that there are young girls out there somewhere who are alive today because larry hall is in prison. >> do you think he killed before? >> i think he killed before and i think we kill again. >> jimmy did teld beaumont that hall had killed again but there was no documentation. it was

he is bored, he's there to meet girls and drink, he's a playboy, having fun.taking leave from harvard, just once a drink, he wants to have a good time and what does the guy do? i lost the inaugural address, you had one job, you had one job. >> he gave it to a bellman or something. what you see another portrayals, lincoln's only child who lived to maturity. he is there to watch another president go down. an incredible story. >> abraham lincoln belong to any secret society? >> we didn't even do it. the book ends as he is sworn in. he's not on the list -- is not a freemason. 14 us presidents are freemasons. i don't think he is on the list. you just described the rest of my night. >> significance of the number 27. >> i will never say. i will also show you, you're saying of a flower and i want to do it right. the other thing, what we do with i am and frank, how do you write about the holocaust? you see the beautiful glowing light, it is about hope but when she goes into the attic, we felt this couldn't be a normal book so i told chris we are going to shrink every p

everyone is like he's a playboy. he's taking a little late from harvard.he just wants me girls and drink. he wants to have a good time. what is the guy do. dad, i lost the inaugural address. and he said you had one job. mark: job. [laughter]. i love that. give it to a bellman or something. can you give you an idea of what he sees another portrayals and he was lincoln's only child. who lived to maturity. brad: and he is there. when he watched another president go down pretty to is an incredible story. mark: i did not know that pretty abraham lincoln belong to many secret societies they pan out pretty. brad: good question pretty we did not get there. basically see bookend as he sorted. he's not in the list, i don't think he it is a freemason. this 14 u.s. presidents who are freemasons. i don't think he is on the list. you just described the rest of my nights now. so thank you. mark: significance of the number 27 pretty. brad: i will never say. on make sure it right pretty damn thing, with anne frank is have you write a book about the holocaust. you see this

lying to congress and making hush money payments to adult movie actress stormy daniels and former playboy model karen mcdougal. they both claim they had encounters with president trump which he denies that. and bring them back to the bay area there's a new look at dolores park in san francisco as officials have drawn social distancing circles on the grass there you look closely you can see them. now it's this is a common sight at many parks around the world due to the coronavirus pandemic and earlier this month mayor london breed threatened to close the lowest part because of the crowds. those circles are intended to keep people 6 feet away from each other. it's a good idea especially circle, a washington is governor newsome that his plan to reopen california. >>discriminates against churches, the head of the federal justice department's civil rights division argues that despite the pandemic newsome said allow some in person worship church services are mostly limited to online the governor says religious institutions could start welcoming parishioners back for limited in person services a

robert todd is there to meet girls and drink he is a playboy a. taking a lead from harvard.just wants to drink and have a good time and then he says i lost inaugural address. he said you had one job. job. [laughter] and then to watch another president go down that's an incredible story. >> i did not know that. abraham lincoln and a secret societies? >> we didn't because we didn't get there. you will see the book ends as he is sworn in. trying to remember i don't think he is a freemason there are 14 us presidents that are freemasons. i don't think is on the list. basically you just described the rest of my night. thank you. [laughter] >> the significance of number 27? >> i will never say. what we do with the diary of anne frank we talk about the holocaust so to use that glowing light about hope. so i said we would shrink every page to a horizontal panel black and white letterbox the whole thing and as she goes to the adequate space around her it shrinks as we get to the end of the book you get smaller and smaller around her and then you can see the finished book. nobody knows

. >> robert todd comes on board, he's there for the drink and everyone says he's a playboy. >> he istaken a little leap from harvard, he just wants to meet girls and drink and have a good time and what does the guy do, dad, i lost the oregano address. you had one job. you had one job. [laughter] >> i love that, it kinda gave you an idea of what you see in other portrayals and he was lincoln's only child who lived through maturity. >> it is there -- >> he gets there to watch another president go down it's an incredible story. >> i did not know that. >> abraham lincoln belong to any secret societies you found out ? >> that's a good question. we did not do it because you'll see the book in as he sworn in. i'm trying to remember he's on the list -- i don't think he's a freemason, i know there's 14 u.s. presidents were freemasons and i don't think he's on the list, that's a good question, you just described the rest of my night. thank you for that. >> significance of the number 27. you know what, you guys are staying the full hour and i want to make sure we do it right. , how do you write

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he lost 15% of his points in approval ratings on favourability rating after the playboy interview. he does speak to election over jail forward and get this presidency. i'm happy to talk about the presidency itself. i am conscious of time here. i'm not going to talk so much about his specific endeavors or accomplishments as president, but i want to focus again on the religious situation that really i think is quite remarkable, and is really the paradox behind the life of jimmy carter. why is it that evangelical voters who had supported him in great numbers in 1976, turned so dramatically against him for years later in 1980. i think it is a fascinating story and that is one of the stories that i tried to tell in the book, because it is a story that is often misunderstood and frankly just wrong. the standard narrative is that by the late 1970s evangelicals exercise -- that legalized abortion. others have stoked the story very often. they refer to themselves as the new abolitionists trying to draw a parallel between their opposition to abortion and the opposition to antebellum evangeli