so stay strong, joe rogan.ll, bernie sanders says abortion is clear, it should be legal without any restriction at all up to birth, watch. >> do you believe that a woman should be able to terminate a pregnancy up to the moment of birth? >> look, i think that happens very, very rarely, and i think it is being made into a political issue. i think the decision over abortion belongs to a woman and dishes soon not the federal government, not the state government. >> tucker: ten years ago that would be an extreme position but today it is the moderate position for the democratic party. some depending and fantasized flat-out. safely and rare, no, that is not the position but it should be free, frequent and horrifying. so dean cain started in a movie, and joins us tonight. thank you very much for coming on. and i think if he was having a traditional liberal view of abortion that has never been, you know advocating for the overturning of roe v. wade or anything. are you surprised how much the goalpost has moved the last

stay strong, joe rogan.wn hall last night, bernie sanders at his position on abortion is pretty clear. it should be legal without any restriction at all up until the moment of birth. >> a with regard to abortion, do you believe that a woman should be able to terminate a pregnancy up until the moment of birth? >> if that happens, very, very rarely, and i think this is being made into a political issue. the decision over abortion belongs to a woman and a physician, not the federal government, not the state government. >> tucker: so ten years ago, that would be considered an extreme position. today, it is the moderate position in the democratic party. some are defending infanticide flat out. safe, legal, rare. that is not at all the positions today. it could be very infrequent ands horrifying. dean cain started in a movie called "god's now," president trump screened it at the white house. thank you very much for comingk on. omi think of you as having a pretty traditional liberal view of abortion, never been adv

you can't shh seth rogan. don't try.i'm kari hall. we have a lot of clouds hanging over san francisco. some of our inland areas are starting to clear out, and that will be the trend throughout the day. looking at sunshine and cool temperatures along the coast with 62 being the high in san francisco. 69 in napa. and in the inland areas, we're looking at highs in the low 70s. our breezy winds continue throughout today, and then we'll start a warming trend tomorrow with highs into the 70s. upper 70s by the end of the week and a cooldown on sunday. r late. >>> and now to charlize theron and seth rogan, stars of the new fichl "long shot." charlize place the u.s. secretary of state with her sights set on the oval office. seth is a journalist hired to be a key member of her team. take a look. >> i need writers to punch up my speeches. i read your work and i really like it. >> wow. >> you mentioned you were between jobs. it's a really good fit. >> it's so nice of you to think of me at all with everything going on in your head. >

you can't shush seth rogan. don't try.'s what's going on around the country. here's what's happening inne yo of the woods. [ no audio ] >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> i just kicked charlize theron. and now to charlize theron and seth lon. charlize plays the u.s. secretary oftate with her sights set on the oval office. and seth plays journalist hired to be a key member of her team. >> i need some writers to punch up my ispeeches. ead your work and i really like it. >> that's -- wow. >> you mentioned you were between jobs. it's a goodfit. >> it's nice of you to think of me at all with everything in your head. i look forward to working with you. >> thank you. >> good morning. that was the morning show approved clip right there. >> i was going to say. it's hard toind a clip that you could show at 8:20. but you did it. >> i'm not surprised at you, seth. beuse we've seen you in these settings before. but charlize, this is a little baudy for you. >> i ow. hit my 40s andust became free. reckless. >> let's go. so s

five-minute power play, basically, six seconds into it, rogan couture scoring. his a believer. to mas letter wela redirect off erik karlsson's shot. 3-2 skwshgs you're thinking this could happen. kevin labanc, assisted on the first goal. 3-3. shortly after during the five-minute penalty, kevin labanc puts it home. and the sharks are up with 6:39 left in regulation. under a minute, vegas pulls their goalie. 47 seconds left. they tie it in the clutch for vegas. we go to overtime. out of nowhere to win at which it's all over. they come from 3-0 down in this game, 3-1 down in the series. they'll next take on the colorado avs and they'll have home ice. they win the games and the series. >> it almost made me cry, you know? because we love him so much. and like i said, you never want to see a teammate get hurt like that. it's a tough break for him. just get him off the ice and get him better. >>> victory for the a's and giants. basically pommelling the baseball in oakland today. it is matt chapman. that gets them rolling to a big offensive night. matt chapman settles the solo shot dow

film maker seth rogan is 37. country singer, song writer chris stapleton is 41.apper nipsey hussle opened up a learning center and advocated against gun violence. when he wasn't doing good, he was running elbows with some of the nba's biggest stars. an l.a. school is nominated their court for him. we have the new nipsey hussle basketball court. >> reporter: his love for basketball and community now lives on at the nipsey hussle memorial basketball court at creed academy. his image, forever looked toward the neighborhood where nipsey grew up. >> they see someone inspirational that meant something to them. >> reporter: down the street, fans and friends gather outside the marathon clothing store, taking pictures in the parking lot where nipsey was shot and killed two weeks ago. >> come by and pay our respects and feel the vibe. we love nipsey, too. >> reporter: in town for her 11-year-old son's basketball tournament couldn't leave without stopping by the memorial. >> i didn't know if it was real. >> reporter: fans lined up to take pictures in front of a mural next t

anna: the reaction is rogan down on partisan lines. since we have only had an hour to look through the content of the report, a lot of the has been the performance of william barr in the press conference. you had mitch mcconnell saying he praised bar for being such a solid public servant and conducting this investigation and the handling of the investigation in a responsible manner. nancy pelosi said she blames william barr for a crisis of independence and impartiality, saying the only way to resolve this for congress and the american people is to get robert mueller himself to come in to congress and testify about his investigation. david: that extends things. i understand everyone wants them to testify, and attorney general barr was asked about this and said i have no problem with that. what do democrats think they will get? anna: william barr will testify again on may 2. what democrats are looking for in asking robert mueller himself to testify is an unfiltered version of what the team of investigators found looking into russian inte

want to bring back tom rogan. beto o'rourke released a plan to combat climate change.n what he said about it. >> i want to make sure those who work in the oil and gas industry, those who work in the fossil fuel industry, are brought along as partners to make sure we make this transition in the 10 years that we have left to us as science, scientists tell us to make the kind of bold change that we need. stuart: whoa, we have only 10 years left, tom what do you make of that? >> well it is interesting, it is interesting in the sense that it is vaccuos. if you read into the plan, you read it overtly statist takeover of some of the most efficient productive areas of the economy. energy revolution, fracking, oil, gas, extraction, energy independence, all these things that manifestly you would say statistics are good in terms of sustainable private sector, well--paying job, reducing energy bills, not relying on other countries. exporting energy to allies against states that use energy blackmail like russia. instead beto o'rourke seems to think by having this massive government

let's talk it with our panel, matthew continetti, tim farley, host and tom rogan, commentary writer fore "washington examiner." the president speaking to the nra today. how do you think a place going into 2020? >> it's not just trump and booker who see it differently but it's trump and the entire democratic field and i think democrats are making a huge mistake, shannon. what they underestimate is the gun issue's effect in 2016 and i think a lot of these swing voters, a lot of voters are made of the margin in those key swing states, this typically independent or democratic voters who swung for trump, someone who cares deeply about the gun issue. the second amendment helps donald trump in 2020 and hurts joe biden or the whole rest of the field. >> we have 70 people now in the field who are further and further left, and you litmus test today whether a bulging i.c.e., the electoral college, or whatever it is. where do you think joe biden will thread the middle -- >> ride shotgun. >> he said shooting up in the air, you'll hit someone outside. >> the nra has been dropping in dues the last cou

imagine jordan peterson, joe rogan, dave rubin.aid to challenge the media mob orthodoxy. greg is for charity, true. but by skipping the dinner, trump has stripped away the novelty that has changed the charity event. he made it great again. it's now about journalism. in order they are miserable. dana, do you know this event, it supposed to be for charity and that's good but it became events for people like avenatti, the flame of the moment, that would show up. >> dana: you know people who would invite avenatti. you know them very well. that's exactly what i'm talking about. i went six years in a row with the bush administration. i'm not a night owl. i did like to see the folks. i did like to see people. it was fun. it was always colder than you thought it was going to be. you dress up in your miserable. he's not coming to the dinner. let it go. also they do have a point. it's not like he's just skipping the dinner. he's going to go to a rally and say i came here instead of being with them and he's going to attack the media. >> greg:

let's dig deeper with what sam just told us, peter bergen and josh rogan. first the police are calling this a terrorist attack, and when you look at the targets, churches on easter sunday. high end hotels where there are lots of foreigners, it's got to be a matter of time before there's a claim of responsibility, right? >> yeah, that's true. the universe agrees with the capability and intent. isis has attacked churches in the philippines and iraq. there is this islamic group that had some kind of intent to do this. isis -- tens of thousands of militants from around the world joined isis, 32 sri lankans joined isis, it's not like it's a hotbed of islamist terrorism. the groups want to do this, and would have the capability does suggest an islamic group. >> josh, let's talk more about that. when you look how well coordinated these explosions were across a number of hours, a number of cities, different types of targets, what does that tell you about how sophisticated this group of individuals is? >> it indicates these attackers had a lot of training, resources

about 500,000 vehicles in 2019, this started that he tweeted after he finished a session for joe rogan's that is for another time. his mine was not clear. he tweeted and financial angel would rescue him. that had profound effect on market. as a result of that the rules were you can't tweet anything material without running it past your own internal legal team. he out of the blue tweets, hey in 2011, we produced zero cars. in 2019 we plan to produce 500,000 cars. connell: that is not material? >> i was about to say if that is not material i don't know what is. connell: right. >> then they followed up the next day a formal k-8, sec filing which they said they will produce the 500,000 cars. they did that to try to rehabilitate him sew wouldn't be where he was this afternoon. connell: they have to figure out something in couple weeks otherwise the judge backed herself in a corner i would think she with have to hold him -- >> she would have to hold him in contempt. what does that mean any think some financial fine. i don't think she removes him further from the operation of the business. put

former state department senior advisor christian whiten, "washington examiner" commentary writer tom rogan murdoch back with us. so much to unpack there, you covered the foreign policy nato in the room. they're payings their fair share. things are getting better there and i want your thoughts closings down the mexico border. >> on nato, things are getting better but perhaps stoltenberg and bureaucracy misinformed president, we'll get $100 billion over next few years, that is just not true. president said germany not pulling their fair share. they are supposed to be 2%, they are closer to 1%. maybe we'll get to 1.5 by 2024. their military budget might be shrinking. italy's budget is shrinking. where is the $100 billion coming from? it continues to be obsolete organization that isn't ready to face threats of china, iran, big three, france, germany, all working against us on iran. coaching companies to violate sanctions. it nice. the president has good relations with stoltenberg. stoltenberg respects trump but not all good. i'm glad we're cutting aid to the three countries because they the pr

tom rogan is here. here is elizabeth warren on saturday. >> we cannot be an america that says it's okay for a president of the united states to try to block investigations. so i have called on the house to initiate impeachment proceedings. [applause] >> bill: what is interesting about this is how other candidates are very hesitant and she jumped on that, tom. go ahead and analyze it. >> happy easter monday. i think the reason she jumped on that is quite clear. she is lagging behind the other candidates in the democratic primarily increasingly crowded primary field. and she knows that by making that call as one of the first to make it she can generate a bit of "media buzz". it is an obvious political ploy but it does reflect more of a posturing position rather than a reflection of a broader sentiment in the democratic party as kevin corke noted there. the white house's perception of democratic strategy on impeachment is quite correct actually. the democrats who would be necessary to push this over the fi

tome rogan, he is the "washington examiner" writer. politics is involved here.ion on climate for 2020. what do you say? >> well they are. it is more than representation, more than the underlying foundation of socialism, that elected officials or officials in political office are more able to better serve the interests of individuals and society by their decisions about how to callow kate capital in contrast to by individuals in communities to allocate capital. stuart: i think that is an electoral loser? >> i think it is but to make it a electoral loser it requires the conservative to speak in the language morality, not anger or ferocity. what are the compliance costs here? what does it mean for lowest paid employees. marginal cost getting a employee in the buildings, cleaners, janitors, cooks, whatever it might be. they are the ones who ultimately are going to suffer here because nothing is free. the cost will have to be transferred. yeah. stuart: well-said, tom. stay there please. scott shellady is with us. the guy at tjm, the principle at tjm. we heard the pol

you have an interesting following, the joe rogan following, i didn't think of it as more right leaningrange boonelet of people. what we see as the fever swamps of the far right following your campaign. but you're running as a democrat. what is that about? >> we're trying to solve the problems that helped get donald trump elected in the first place. which included the automation of michigan, ohio, wisconsin, pennsylvania. all the swing states he needed to win. my friends in silicon valley know we're about to do the same thing to millions of retail workers, truck drivers. fast food workers. we need to conform to our next phase as quickly as possible. >> it's the high of -- we need to wake america up to the fact that it is not immigrants that we should be concerned about, it's the fact that our economy is evolving with advanced technology to the point where more and more americans are going to struggle from meaningful opportunities. >> you come from the business world? that's where you got this concern about aichlt a.? >> i spent the last several years creating big jobs in the west and th

still with us, lead rogan -- still with us, leigh drogen of estimize and liz young of bny mellon. matter is the gross margins in the back half of the year are not going to be good. that is going to end up being the focus. it is an issue because we are only going to have 4.5% to 5% revenue growth here. there isn't anything on the horizon that is going to push anything significantly forward, so it is really hard to get good eps numbers and the backup of the year. historically are incredibly high right now and declining. david: the you agree margins are going to come down? liz: i do, but i slightly disagree that we don't have other things on the calendar that could push it forward. i don't want to sound overly optimistic, but a trade deal would obviously be something. you also might see a bit of a rollover in some of the indicators that started slowing at the end of last year. if we see small business optimism come back, consumers stay healthy, and see earnings beats in the right places, like financials, industrials, consumer staples, and discretionary. that could actually catapult u

. >> sandra: let's bring in tom rogue -- rogan from "the washington examiner".esident questioning her leadership, kirstjen nielsen's, and slamming her cruel enforcement of the president's immigration policies. they are welcoming her departure. >> good morning. i think the interesting point here is that which john roberts noted in the sense that the democratic party now has a vested eye, a focus that is fundamentally centered around 2020, retaking the white house. and whatever the opinion of the country, independents and republicans in terms of immigration enforcement. former officials like the director of dhs under president obama jay johnson coming out in support of this idea of border crisis. whatever the reality or whatever the concern that others may have, the democratic party where it matters in policy and political posturing towards the 2020 run are not, i don't think, going to be terribly amenable to making compromises with president trump. >> sandra: a sample of some of the reaction. kirsten gillibrand tweet. i called for her resignation over the adminis