sarcastic tone. she is a sarcastic woman. to sum up, and i will tell you the other thing, she's an

happen if every car was perfect the network, if everybody subscribed to a network that optimized sarcast sarcastic, my guys wouldn't have to go through whit -- delights t me here on time. having spent time with people who think about artificial intelligence and autonomous automation, every one of them would tell you we are barely scratching the surface. we are only beginning to learn the promise of peace for the future and it's a question and answer if we walk into systems that continue to bring new information tended networks, we are doomed to singular autonomous things and we won't be able to adapt. the heart of the question is yes and we have to evolve with it. it's born of technologies that are 40-years-old. we are not going to be able to sustain in the environment where software applications allow them to adapt quickly so we have to sort out how deeply we are going to look into the problem and predict what the capabilities are going to be and how we can make the infrastructure. while you subscribe to an open architecture the answer is always of course. we have to have open architectures so i

i didn't work the cones, just so we're clear on that, that was sarcast sarcastic. >> but a few weeks later, he fired bridget kelly for her role in the lane closures. >> i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. there's no doubt in my mind that the conduct that they exhibited is completely unacceptable and showed a lack of respect for their appropriate role of government and for the people that were trusted to serve. this morning i terminated the employment of bridget kelly, effective immediately. i terminated her employment because she lied to me. i had no knowledge or involvement in this issue, in its planning or its execution. and i am stunned by the abject stupidity that was shown here. >> well, adam reece, a producer more nbc news, has been in the courtroom all through here, and howard fineman, global editorial director of t"the huffington post" and an msnbc analyst. we have to give people the new facts. all along, we've heard that word, "knowledge." the governor said he didn't know about it before the bridge closures, during it, while previ

sarcastic tone. she is a sarcastic woman.o sum up, and i will tell you the other thing, she's an incompetent woman. i have seen it. she is an incompetent woman. just take a look at what she touches. it never works out. and you watch. her run for the presidency will never, ever work out. we can't let it work out. [cheers] hillary clinton thinks bernie sanders's supporters are hopeless and ignorant basement dwellers. then of course she thinks people who vote for in follow us are deplorable and irredeemable. i don't think so. i don't think so. people.the smartest we have the sharpest people. we have the most amazing people. and you know in all of the years of this country they say even the pundits, most of them are not worth the ground they are standing on -- some of it could be wealthy ground, that most of these people say they have never seen a phenomenon like what is going on. we have crowds like this wherever we go. we have these massive crowds. [cheers] some call it the greatest phenomenon they've ever seen politically in t

and trump made an off the cuff sarcastic remark that maybe the russians could find them. an awful lot of people on the left took this sarcastic remark -- and i don't know how you miss that that's what it was -- as some kind of an invitation to the russians to continue acting. to me, this is really absurd. 57bd it shows a lot of paranoia on the part of the democrats. the democrats are really worried that trump can win this election. host: let's let katie respond. guest: there's a lot of extra versey. obviously the trump campaign said he was talking off the cuff and the democrats said this is an explicit invitation to a foreign power to hack the united states. the way that you're still seeing this play out is the clinton campaign is sort of suggesting that there is this direct connection in between donald trump and julian assang and wikileaks. so you're still seeing those comments have legs. host: another official jeff uncan responding in a tweet. how are people lawmakers responding to this? is there any backlash to folks who rely on this snsks? guest: i think there's a real split right now in terms of how to approach these lea

sarcastic why don'tee just call off the election and give it to trump. some of the press has reported that and not pointed out that he was being sarcastic and joking with the. this speaks to what trump says is the media bias. and it's clearly resonating with voter, too. the associated press has done a poll in the last couple days. they say a total of 87% of trump supporters believe that the media is biased against trump. now, you perhaps, from his supporters who hear him say it all the time. even a third of hillary clinton supporters believe that trump is not getting fair treatment by the press. and the a.p. when they aggregate the numbers they say literally 56% of likely voters think that trump is being treated with biased media coverage. so, fair and balanced, he was joking, so, folks, when you read about it tomorrow or you see it on tv, he was clearly making a joke about this. it's something that he actually said back during the iowa caucuses as well. trump has arrived on his closing argument and it is a combination of his contract with the american voter, which is essentially a compilation of all of his policy proposals and this attack, which he is get

sarcastic women in corsets. that's, like, my thing. >> well, what's not to like? [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> in my opinion, yeah. >> seth: every jane austen film, it's just, like, very heavily corseted, sarcastic women. >> yes. >> seth: and i realize that, "oh, wow. that's my thing." >> that's your type. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i have a type, and it's that. >> that's your type. >> seth: i've also -- i will admit that i've been incredibly turned on over the years by jane austen -- by the men in jane austen adaptations. >> because of the breeches. >> seth: just the breeches. i like a wet colin firth, i didn't realize. >> yes. i need it. >> no, you don't know you're going to like it. >> seth: yeah. >> it's like lots of things like that. a wet colin firth. you weren't waiting for it. but then, when it was there, you were like, "oh, thank god." >> seth: oh, my goodness. you were like, what was i doing yesterday -- >> yeah, yes, exactly. >> seth: before i had a wet colin firth in my life. >> and now, i've got a wet colin firth fetish. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: also, it was great to see you and chloe sevigny. you worked with her before in "last days of disco." >> yes! >> seth: which is a f