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i had one that * was sarah palin.on't have to believe it when you hear, but also if you have two things like the buzz feed thing, it's like part of the fever dream. they presume it's not true. >> is something very serious. we are laughing and perhaps in a couple years others will be laughing too. but this is a page from lewinsky's book. we've seen it happen through generation and generation of failed, whether communist propaganda that the facts are unimportant. >> the ends are what's important. however you get there is okay. again, to the buzzfeed story, you now have adam shift, even those been totally denied by all of the interested parties, whether donald trump, giuliani or robert mueller was no big fan of donald trump and vice versa, they have denied it. yet adam shift will continue on with his investigation. what world are they living in? >> you have some journalist saying this one part of it is debunked but that doesn't mean the story at large is not true. same thing after the steel dossier came up. item after it

warm welcome to the georgia bill of the base at the world economic forum in davos switzerland i'm sarah palin today we're talking about how to shape a more equitable world there are moving social challenges as digitalisation increasingly influence is that we work with business the within the interact millions of workers have already been displaced to the automation and many more could follow in fact the shifts in our economy are expected to be so much dramatic it's being called a fourth industrial revolution on the one hand you have the projection that vast amounts of wealth are to be created but on the other inequality is expected to rise so does the fourth industrial revolution need a fourth social revolution joining me now to discuss we have a very distinguished panel will be any not in the executive director of the not for profit ox fam. bob moritz is the global chairman of. i mean how cantor is the c.e.o. of need the national institution for transforming india hello economy as a social entrepreneur and government consultant and to be rung on is a professor of strategy and management in s

. >> i submit, brian stelter, that this performance will be not unlike tina fay doing sarah palin whichay that it will be indistinguishable from the real brett kavanaugh because, do you know what, we're not going to hear from brett kavanaugh in public very much as supreme court justice now, but this is what we will have in our memory. >> right. that's why this matt damon impersonation will stick in people's minds, because we won't really ever hear kavanaugh, with he won't hear from him much now that he's on the bench. damon came back, he was hosting at the end of the year and they brought the kavanaugh impression back. they know they have something special there. that weekend there were headlines about is "snl" going to sink kavanaugh, is the nomination dead now. >> and i think that's really interesting because it didn't change the course of history, unlike melissa mccarthy playing sean spicer which may have. that one may have -- >> sean spicer's history. >> that's my point. >> it definitely affected his career. >> some things do end up affecting their career but it did not happen in br

steve schmidt spent the last two years kind of apologizing for his role in getting sarah palin on thein i think he would think long and hard about being part of another effort that could well turn out not like he wants it to. >> yeah. and curt, let's talk about hillary clinton for a moment because she was on cbs this morning and she said that a lot of bernie supporters continue to harass and go after my supporters all the time, a quote there from hillary clinton and there is a sense that some of kamala supporters are already getting some of the blow-back there from the so-called bernie bros curt >> yeah. this is exactly what democrats don't need, you know n this primary process to unfold to it have deteriorate into a civil mob yelling at one another and going after each other's supporters the goal of democratic party has to be very clear, very simple. it is to defeat donald trump if they destroy one another to the point where the person limps after the primary into the general where there are a large number of people in the base who aren't really supportive of the nominee, we're going

. >> we thought sarah palin was tough. >> it's a tough business.nk that when you think about howard schultz and you look at the last week, at long last, there might be someone in america's political life who isn't intimidated by the twitter mob. and i think that's a good thing. you know, for me, i've been at it for a long time. if you're in this business, people say mean things about you and i suppose if your kids love you and you have a couple good friends and your dogs like you, that everything's going to be okay. and -- >> you and i have always been good with our dogs. it's more than the twitter mob. i think all three of you are concerned about it. and just in fairness to the critics of an independent run, the 2016 election was decided by a razor thin margin and the third party candidates could have done just what they're afraid they did, siphon off enough votes to tip the election. >> well, let's look at what howard schultz has said that has set off this frenzy. he said that i'm seriously considering running for president. it's the right of eve

. >> reporter: sarah palin got branded as geographicicly clueless. >> and i can see russia from my houseactually had her geography straight. >> you can see russia from land here in alaska. >> reporter: but there's one place no u.s. president could possibly mess up, right in. >> and god bless the united states. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> anderson's next. >>> good evening. today the president of the united states stepped in front of cameras on the south lawn of the white house and denied ever working as an agent of a hostile foreign power. >> i never worked for russia. and you know that answer better than anybody. i never worked for russia. not only did i never work for russia, i think it's a disgrace that you even asked that question because it's a whole big fat hoax. it's just a hoax. >> you can say almost anything after that and it would not be hype. an american president on national television doing what no

parallels between the take back the country movement in andrew johnson's time and the tea party and sarah palin? annette: well, you know, parallels in the sense that americans revere the constitution, and some people say too much. you know, that it's almost like a sacred text, and anytime we are in trouble, or any time we want to make a point, we use the constitution, and say we want to get back to that document, even people on the left. i mean, not as much as i think they should, but people to the left look to the constitution as a protector. i think it's different because, it is different in this sense. there's been a war -- you know, almost 500,000 people died both regions, certainly the south decimated. these people, this was really life during wartime. this is not life during a wartime, that kind of wartime. we've got wars going on overseas, but this is hyperbole, i think at this point, taking our country back. the country hasn't gone anywhere. you know what i mean? these people are in a real -- they took up arms against one another and fought one another. and those were really serious lif

we saw john mccain did that with sarah palin.u're long in the tooth you choose a vice president that's younger. we saw someone who was young and spry and chose someone that was more mature. biden can get past that. he has not fully made amends with black women over his behavior with clarence thomas and anita hill and he needs to nip that in the bud. there are conversations about possibly choosing kamala. stacy abrams is not off the table. he still has time to address that, and the issue with having someone who has been a public servant for as long as joe biden is he's also involved over time and how do you frame his evolution is one thing, and he's also allied with barack obama which, you know, some people will always vote for him because of that and some people will have some sort of issue because of his close lines. >> do you think his time has passed? >> no. you look at where we're going to be a year from now when the primary starts happening and we are tired and the thing about joe biden that's interesting is he's authentic a

didn't want to be washington correspondent anymore because i spend far too much time writing but sarah palin, and so i then started wandering around the country, and really placeses that didn't get written about. marginalized communities, particularly a lot about poverty and that drew me down the path toward this epidemic, because once you travel through appalachia or the midwest you can't constantly confront this epidemic and its impact on society. out of the news reports came these big questions that you don't really answer in daily journalism, and the two questions that haunted me were, you kept hearing from people that had become hooked on these pills 20 years ago and say how is that an epidemic can run 20 years and we're only here talking about this now because i would imagine most of you five years ago probably had no idea of the scale of this thing. in these communities they did. they were living with it. and it was invisible to large parts of the states and how was that possible? and the other question was, when you look to the statistics, this was pretty much uniquely american pheno

i don't remember republican women getting quite the fervour when nikki haley or sarah palin or anyoneolitical task. >> i think rather than attempt to make nancy pelosi seem young, cool, and relevant again so they have to hype up this love fest, they do the same thing with hillary clinton. it didn't work. they are never going to have this love for republican women but i guess that just means that republican women, they don't need the hype. they are cool on their own. we know that nancy, elizabeth warren, hillary clinton they could certainly use it. so more power to them. brian: seemed like the media was -- people are writing she is now the equal of the president of the united states. steve: that's what she said. meanwhile, tomi, new york magazine had a headline, american exceptionalism is a dangerous myth. went on to say in the column the exceptionist narrative is most dangerous for the way it implies that assertions of american power on the world stapling should be presumed well intentioned until proven otherwise. relatedly the myth of american exceptionalism functions as rationale fo

ask michele bachmann or sarah palin. i think that is true. lot of ways. i spent 20 years as a political communication guy. like marc did. i did a lot of -- i used language i shouldn't have used during that time. i vilified my opponents the way i did for far too long. now that i'm out of the game, i'm sorry, i made it my mission in my day job to talk about how to restore civility to politics because we can't keep vilifying one another. it's one of the things i dislike the most about the president and democrats are not going to be served well by trump phiing, by being more like the president. >> bill: very interesting message, mo. ingot breaking news. we are learning that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer will deliver the joint response to the oval office address tonight in prime time. that's just in right now. just to pick up on that. this is hank johnson, a democrat from georgia represents dekalb county northeast of atlanta. he was speaking to the naacp the other day. this is how he characterized. he called trump hitler and then he characterized

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