[laughter] so somebody might know i'm in a little spat with roger ailes over a fox i have called "fox nation." but there was a kind of a -- you remember what happened with karl rove that evening. the whole back story to that i tell in the book. you remember that there was a sense on the right that they were in tune with the real america and this is something -- it's understandable why they would think that because the obama coalition, young people, black, latinos, women, gays, this coalition in 1972, in the mcgovern campaign i was talking about, carried one state. this time won the election by more than five million votes but there was this kind of a sense that -- and i think some people still had the sense that little middle america is conservative and these groups that i mentioned are kind of just visiting. they're not the real america. and i would maintain that now after the last few presidential elections, this is the real america, and there's a minority of americans who are obstructing the will of the majority. so that's where we are now, and for kind of disspiritted progressives

and if anybody knows how to profitably negotiate with ego maniacal sociopaths-- (laughter) it's roger ailes. (cheers and applause) >> jon: i'll tell you, however, that was-- i will give you that. that was a pretty low one right there. you know, just getting back, i'm still disoriented. i don't know what i'm doing. sure, put the pictures up, i don't give a [bleep] (laughter) why so serious? (laughter) i'll tell you, however it came about, it seems vladimir putin savered the day. as long as he doesn't arrogantly shove that in our faces i think this fragile new arrangement could work. >> this morning russian president putin is criticizing u.s. policy in an op ed in "the new york times". saying u.s. military action in syria would hurt civilians and spread conflict. >> jon: first of all, "new york times", that's how you reach out to americans? (laughter) you're not familiar with buzzfeed or-- maybe, i don't know-- duck dine steerx i don't know, right there second of all y are you [bleep] on news "the new york times". just moments after we saluted your statesmanship? you had to say one more thing

and if anybody knows how to profitably negotiate with ego maniacal sociopaths-- (laughter) it's roger ailes. (cheers and applause) >> jon: i'll tell you, however, that was-- i will give you that. that was a pretty low one right there. you know, just getting back, i'm still disoriented. i don't know what i'm doing. sure, put the pictures up, i don't give a [bleep] (laughter) why so serious? (laughter) i'll tell you, however it came about, it seems vladimir putin savered the day. as long as he doesn't arrogantly shove that in our faces i think this fragile new arrangement could work. >> this morning russian president putin is criticizing u.s. policyin

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think the big news came out of your homeland, ph sweden where gretchen and steve were recruited by roger ailesgretchen: for our viking ability. >>brian: for me as an italian irish guy, the fireworks kicked in. and the president of the united states, i was stunned because i was doing the radio show and they said you're not going to believe what the president just said. and he came out and essentially divorced himself from responsibility for saying exactly what he did say. a red line will be the movement of chemical weapons. listen to the president, what he said now as opposed to what he said last august. >> first of all, i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. the international community's credibility is on the line. and america and congress's credibility is on the line because we give lip service to the notion that these international norms are important. >> we have been very clear to the assad regime but also to other players on the ground that a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. >>brian: stunning. would be a red l

it wasn't roger ailes. it wasn't elisabeth's storied career. it was me. i made this happen.>elisabeth: then, james, we're comforted by the fact you're there today so that maybe you can will through today and get something passed there. >> i'll see what i can do. i brought you to fox. that's my big contribution. >>elisabeth: you are funny. >>steve: thank you very much, james. a lot of people don't know this, but during the commercials he bends spoons. in his hands. any way, there you've got in that report from james, you heard the president of the united states. there he is right there. he was at the prince george's community college in largo, maryland, talking about those republicans. they're crazy. they're trying to blackmail the president. of course he was talking about ted cruz who had that kind of filibuster where he talked for over 20 hours. ted cruz was on with sean last night and had this to say about the president's comments. >> i think those comments suggest that he's worried. when he'sçó throwing around insults like irrational, like blackmail, the first thing i tho

ailes to get the job. >> anna: oh, boy. >> brian: he was immediately captured by my charisma and presence. [ laughter ] >> anna: i sure rogerailer when the storm moved in. they took cover under the truck, believing it would protect them. >> one of the gentlemen that was outside came to tell me one of them was hit. >> anna: the injured men are in stable condition right now. it's not clear if they were directly struck by the lightning or if it hit the tractor-trailer. >>> the fifth time was the charm for diana nyad becoming the very first person ever to swim from cuba all the way to florida without a shark cage. this is amazing. this time she did wear a special mask to keep her from getting stung by jelly fish. [ cheering ] the 64-year-old arriving in key west after 53 hours in 110 miles in the water. >> we should never, ever give up! [ cheering ] you never are too old to chase your dreams. >> anna: her lips swollen from the sunburn and salt water. the swim had been a dream of hers for the past 35 years. her first attempt, in 1978 at the age of 28. she tried against in 2010 and 2012. congratulations to her. >>> new overnight,