and you know we talk about roger ailes a lot not roger ailes but lee atwater lee atwater who worked with karl rove engineers all that for nixon you know who's in the white house right now engineering trump karl rove right and you know there's obviously pearlstein is is phenomenal with that analysis but you also do have to wonder today you know when when nixon got elected because he was running as the law and order guy return to normalcy guy biden has now been the return to normalcy and that's what the whole establishment the democratic party's been let's get back to to normal see and a lot of people said yeah ok that i guess that just means a president that doesn't tweet so will they look at that now and say oh does that mean we didn't have a pandemic when we didn't have you know these these massive protests happening so is it going to turn against the incumbent because after all whatever happens when you're the president kind of falls on you so is the public going to blame trump for this or is he going to get things under control or is his attempt to get things under control going to ma

we miss the great roger ailes." you know who doesn't miss roger ailes? women within arm's reach.ontinued: ( as trump ) "you have more anti-trump people, by far, than ever before. looking for a new outlet!" well, luckily, mr. president, i know of an outlet ready to show you the loyalty you crave. it's our own in-house news source, "real news tonight." ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "real news tonight," i'm jim anchorton. according to reports, president trump is looking for a new number-one news source, to which i say, "mr. president, look no further." unlike the liberal fakers at fox news, i won't tell your voters what will kill them. and not only have i started taking all your recommended medications. i'm taking ones you haven't mentioned. i'm currently on hydroxychloroquine, mucinex, insulin, viagra, quaaludes, and mushrooms. i'm not sure if they work on the virus but i discussed it with my doctor-- a throw pillow that says "live, laugh, love." and to make sure my lungs are squeaky clean, i've been sucking the precious juice from these clorox wipes until i lose consciousness. speaking of-- t

wanted to tell you before we got going on this, but i'll just say it now, you were so great as roger ailesden globe. crushed it you were so good as you always are. but that was great and i wanted to get a message to you, let you know how much i thought --what a great performance. you were amazing >> thank you very much you know, that was a hugely challenging job. and i kind of -- you know, going into it -- the first time i did the makeup test, man, it was six hours long you know i'm staring down the barrel of that job you know and 68 makeup applications or whatever, going, "seriously? you know >> jimmy: we got to do this tomorrow again, too, and the next day >> and the next day, and the next day yeah we got it to -- to an efficient level and then over time, learned a lot about, you know, the best way to approach it and adapted the schedule completely around it. so i was very lucky i was working with blumhouse and the people that made that easier than it might be for me. but yeah, that was a seriously challenging gig. >> jimmy: you did a great one. you did a great one. i want to talk about