i said rosie o'donnell earlier, i meant roseanne barr.ed rosie o'donnell a fat pig, let's not forget that. my apologies no rosie o'donnell for looping her into this conversation inadvertently. guys, thank you very much. >>> let's pay homage to sarcasm. the trolly awards are back. >> they came to us because of their own strength. a free press. >> the essence of communication must be that our failures as well as our successes will be broadcast around the world. >> when people are given the chance, they inevitably will choose a free press. >> it gives voice to the voiceless, exposes injustice. >> i consider the media to be indi indispensable to democracy. >>> in case you missed it. it's time again for our celebration of snark, our tribute to testy treats. the "mtp daily" trolly awards. the trolly awards committee certainly had a bounty of riches this week. there was this epic one doctoring up the trump-kim summit coin to an entirely different kim. and responding to roseanne barr, racism is not a side effect of any sanofi -- sanofi -- i can't

to give an example, rosie o'donnell,he comedian, admitted she had violated campaign-finance law five times in five separate jurisdictions. in theory, five u.s. attorneys could file charges against her today but there is no talk of her being charged because there is no corruption involved in her case. rosie goes if i gave too much money give me the money back and i would have liked to have gotten that treatment. host: from florida, independent line. caller: i'm glad to speak to youcaller:. .e re-watched your movie previously mentioned in one of the other calls. we watched it from beginning to end and i want to thank you for making that movie. my question to you is going to be when you spoke to his brother and when you went to the grave ,ite of the former president off camera you impart any information on how their society, their culture also felt about him. when eric holder put you in a cell how did you feel about that day? kenya aten i was in the obama family homestead i got a window into obama. we think of obama, the first african-american president, civil rights guy. we might think

reen recently, as you know rosie o'donnell has been in the public and admitting. rosie said if i gave too much, give me the money back. and that is how these cases are typically treated. >> you are an incredibly stamar guy, she did not set up straw men. she gave five times a total of a thousand dollars here and there over the limit, a violation, but what you did, you conscious li, you consciously and intentionally went to friends of yours and got them to donate $10,000 each and said you would pay them back. a straw man is more than what rosie o'donnell is paying. >> she used four different spellings of her names and five different addresses why would she do that if she didn't want computers to collate. >> if she was a master mind, she gave $3,700 or something like that. >> let's be fair. both these cases are similar. in a better america in the past, neither rosie nor i would be prosecuted. she obviously h no corrupt intent and neither did i am i didn't even tell the candidate wendy long that i did this. so i was not expecting any kind of a quid pro quo. in an earli

recently, as you know rosie o'donnell has been in the public and admitting. the campaign finance laws. but no hint of a prosecution. d. in fact, she said if i gave too much, give me the money back. and that is how these cases are typically treated. >> you are an incredibly smart guy, she did not set up straw men to funnel money through to a candidate. she gave five times, i think i was a total of $1,000 here or there over the limit, absolutely a violation but far different than, what did you was you consciously, correct me the i'm wrong, you consciously and intentionally went to friends of yours and got them on donate $10,000 each to this candidate and then you immediately paid them back. when they raised questions, you said don't worry about it. that's a lot more, a straw man is more than what rosie o'donnell is paying. >> she used four different spellings of her names and five different addresses why would she do that if she didn't want computers unable to collate these names and see that the same person made the contributions. >> i don't know. that i'm una

in ca sense.sense, but also in a to give you a emple that comes from politics, very recently, rosie o'donnell, the comedian, admitted that she had violated campan finance law five times, in five separate jurisdictions. so in theory, five u.s. attorneys could file charges against her today, but there's no talk about her being charged. why? because there's no corruption involved in her case. rosie goes, hey, if i gave too much money, just give me the money back, and i would have liked to have gotten that treatment, too. >> from florida, independent line, ann. hello. >> caller: hi. i'm very glad to speak to you, dinesh. we rewatched your movie with previously mentioned in one of the other callers, we watched it from the beginning to the end. and i want tohank y for making that movie. my question to you is going to be, when you spoke to his brother and when you went to the grave siteth former president, off camera, can you impart any information on how their society, their culture also felt about him? and number two, when eric holder put you in a cell, how did you feel about that? describe that d

rosie o'donnell is disgusting, she she's a slob. jeb bush is a low energy person. for him, to get things done is hard. >> maxine waters, a very low iq individual. >> we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. >> just yesterday, after sarah sanders spoke about the need for civility, the president was back to lobbying insults asking quote, why is senator mark warner perhaps in a near drunken state claiming has information that only he and bob mueller knows. told politico he had made a bad joke. the presidential insults didn't stop there. president trump took aim from anyone from reporters to late night talk show hosts at a rally. >> we have a lot of fake news back there. i said, i don't care. i can't stand that guy. she blamed everybody for losing the election except for one person, herself. does david lynch enjoy it, because his career in hollywood is officially over. the guy on cbs, what a low life. this guy on cbs has no talent. jimmy kimmel would meet me beforehe election. no talent. now i wouldn't do his

. >> rosie o'donnell is disgusting. sleepy eye chuck todd. or pocahontas.e waters a low iq individual. >> a lot of others on twitter and video and elsewhere. the examples are many and varied. >> she wants to blame everyone else for mounting legal troubles but has really no one else to blame but herself. hillary is the one who set up an illegal private e-mail server to shield. >> just a few days ago, it was revealed by politico that the president used a pair of nonsecure iphones and does not have them scanned for intrusions. the record is full of double standards and does anyone these days actually seem to care. question for our next two guests, jason miller. most-reliable 4g lte network in america. honey, what if it was just us out here? yeah well, i guess, uh, didn't think about that. verizon did. (vo) go with the best. starting at $40 for four lines. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla,

, or targeting me than either of the bushes would dream of doing the same to michael moore or rosie o'donnell. trum in some ways -- >> the case against d 'souza was prosecuted from -- >>> the investigation also reportedly includes campaign finance violations, many are concerned that the president is signaling to cohen and others ensnared in the russian investigation that if they look out for the president, they too can be pardoned. yesterday, the vice chairman of the senate intel committee democrat mark warner tweeted this, quote, the president's ad hoc use of the power is concerning enough but could be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation in h his -- the president also raised the possibility the pardon for martha secured an commutation for rod blagojevich. convip convicted of justice and for lying to the fbi during an investigation into insider trading. in fact, the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani recently used stewart as an example of why the president should not sit down for an interview. president said quote i think to a certain extent martha stewart was unfairly t

it's something that he himself has talked privately with aides comparing it to rosie o'donnell and donations that she made that were over the legal limit. totally different thing. but still it's something compared to. and then the stuff with martha stewart and rod blagojevich all tied into the apprentice. there's only two threads. one was that his enemies get punished and his celebrities get the benefit. >> and, jill, even staying in your lane as a straight-up day to day deadline journalist, you kind of put it into categories today, noting that this lacks the usual rigor, the usual process we've seen in pardons and acts of clemency. >> yeah. sam was saying the way it's supposed to work, that way it's traditionally worked is there's actually an office within the department of justice, an attorney there who is supposed to handle pardons. it often takes years to vet these cases. it's supposed to go first through that office. then it heads off to a deputy attorney general, who is supposed to then refer cases to the president. now, there are hundred, thousands of these cases that are brought to t

. >> rosie o'donnell was meg's best friend. >> i'm really not for love at all.itive thing. and i just think we should all be against it. >> yulia roberts was originally offered meg's role and dennis quaid considered for tom's part. he was meg's husband at the time. >> how many people do u think heard that thing last night. >> this scene was deleted from the movie but part of the new 25th anniversary dvd. they finally had their big romantic moment atop the empire state building. at the premiere, madonna was there to support rosie. tom told us the theme of destiny and finding your soul mate was timeless. >> the best movies are the best movies and live forever. so we'll see what happens with ours. >> from the 25th anniversary of a movie classic to the 20th season of one of tv's biggest reality competition shows, i'm talking about "big brother." the new season kicks off next wednesday. there's going to be a few new twists. kelsey got all the details during an excluesive tour of the house guests new digs. >> yes, healthy welcome. >> 99 days. >> that's right. surprise

rosie o'donnell is disgusting, both inside and out. you take a look at her, she's a slob. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i got to tell you. rocket man should have been handled a long time ago. jeb bush is a low energy person. for him, to get things done is hard. >> maxine waters, a very low iq individual. >> we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. >> just yesterday, after sarah sanders spoke about the need for civility, the president was back to lobbing insults asking quote, why is senator mark warner perhaps in a near drunken state claiming has information that only he and bob mueller knows. isn't this highly illegal? isn't it being investigated. the president was referring to a politico report about the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee who said he made a bad joke about how alcohol would help him spill secrets about the probe. the presidential insults didn't stop there. president trump took aim from anyone from reporters to late night talk sh

to give an example, rosie o'donnell, the comedian, admitted she had violated campaign-finance law fiveimes in five separate jurisdictions. in theory, five u.s. attorneys could file charges against her today but there is no talk of her being charged because there is no corruption involved in her case. rosie goes if i gave too much money give me the money back and i would have liked to have gotten that treatment. host: from florida, independent line. caller: i'm glad to speak to youcaller:. .e re-watched your movie previously mentioned in one of the other calls. we watched it from beginning to end and i want to thank you for making that movie. my question to you is going to be when you spoke to his brother and when you went to the grave ,ite of the former president off camera you impart any information on how their society, their culture also felt about him. when eric holder put you in a cell how did you feel about that day? kenya aten i was in the obama family homestead i got a window into obama. we think of obama, the first african-american president, civil rights guy. we might think o

o'donnell and bill nealy for us. helping us with the political angles, rosie gray of the atlantic and cnbc's john harwood. with a great panel there, we're going to go to kelly first. kelly, if you could bring us up to speed on what has transpired up until now. >> reporter: well, alex, after all of the hostility that you outlined between the united states and many of our closest allies, here in singapore there's a bit of quiet time. it's the overnight hours, so president trump is at his hotel getting rest. so is kim jong-un, who came in a couple hours before president trump arrived in singapore. they'll have their big meeting on tuesday. on monday, president trump will meet with the host of this summit, the prime minister of singapore. that will be a way to show gratitude for their willingness to step up and provide a secure location that is neutral to both countries. so that will be part of it. we are told by white house officials as well that the president will be meeting with the secretary of state, his national security adviser, and other top officials who will be helping to prepare him for the meeting