seuss is racist. we've gone from down the levy and old president obama to the cat in the hat which is actually this librarian's argument. i looked up the piece she referenced in the journal of social justice librarians or whatever it is, and it is incredibly moronic. it is part of the dumbing down of american society. the piece argues that the cat in the hat's bow tie is meant to be 19th century racist minstril shows. yogi bear wears a neck tie, but boo-boo, the bear, wears a bow tie. ambrosia in my little pony wears a bow. i'm not obsessed with my little pony, but i happen to know this one character in my little pony wears a bow tie. cartoon characters wear bow ties. we are making ourselves a society too stupid to survive as that california student demonstrates if we go down this path. >> tucker: what's so striking to me, so we're debating the tax bill in washington right now, and the entire conservative establishment is on board, and they're right about most of it. but that's what they spend all the

seuss, who raised four children on dr. seuss.n i realized, and i think we have the pictures here, that is not just my family, but famous political figures have endorsed dr. seuss, including the obamas. i think we may have actual documentary evidence of the obamas reading dr. seuss. here it is, watch. >> pretty much all of the stuff you need to know is in dr. seuss. [laughter] >> tucker: what a revolutionary moment where we are reassessing what we thought we knew. i'm sure you are a obama supporter. >> very much so. >> tucker: in light of what he just said, can you continue to support him? >> oh, absolutely. here is the reality for many african make african-americans and people of color in the united states. their famous people in american history who, we have to take them for their great parts and dismissed them for the parts of them that brought in some of the racist and bigoted ways. some dr. seuss, i actually had to, once i heard the story, pull out our dr. seuss books that are in my children's book shelves and take a closer l

seuss, clearly she was digging it. who else would dress up like that? that's one costume i don't have. >> is he a doctor, for real? i never looked if he was a real doctor. there is a historian, rachel maddow, is dr. seuss an actual doctor? do you remember when librarians weren't self-righteous left-wing jackasses? they were little old ladies, but they were very stern. >> laura bush was a librarian. >> all they would do is shush you. by the way, the library is the only place where the first member doesn't apply. you actually cannot speak. the liberals have to start looking at their party or their group, their ideology because now it's all nuts in the new get -- all nuts and no nougat. let's not forget who read the cat and i had to to children. it was michelle obama and she read this and it was no problem, but now it is a problem? i don't know. >> ted cruz on the senate for... >> michelle obama said he's a better comparison. [laughter] >> bipartisan love. >> i actually had a thought. >> sound to the tape to your people at home. >> control room, can you ma

seuss's stories. >> i can't understand the racist characters in dr. seuss.oing to have to explain that one to me. >> alrighty. the next vacation dream that leaves two families in tragedy -- tragedies, rather. hear from the wife of one of the climbers heard in those rock slides at i'm a lawyer, and i have clientso what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >>> it's been such a tragic week at yosemite national park for the second day in a row. there's been a massive rock slide at the popular tourist attraction. >> at the busiest time of the year for them as well. the latest victim was driving by when a rock fell on him. earlier a man was killed climbing. as nbc's j

seuss is racist. that's her in the actual dr. seuss outfit. >> this is more of the trump last night. the first lady should -- i know michelle obama got some pushback because she was telling people how to feed their children. it wasn't so much of a partisan thing, but i think we should allow first ladies to be graceful and take these causes head on. whether you're talking about michelle obama or melania trump, i think we should not talk about them. >> dana: this librarian that did this open letter, we wouldn't have known about this, but she sort of pushed it out into the open. leslie, why does the left make it so easy for the right to get outraged? >> well, maybe -- i don't know, because we're talking about it. first of all, this librarian, i'm from boston. and you know that, dana. cambridge port where she is and where that school is is an extremely wealthy school district where most of their parents have ph.d.s and seven letters after their name with all of their titles, and i've got to tell you, i love dr. seuss. i don't think w

seuss. i don't know.oining us now for reaction is lawrence jones and in los angeles leslie marshal.. you all have lots of titles. friends are one of them. and joining me late night on a friday night. i do appreciate it. lawrence, if i could start with you on the nfl. we did see possibly the nfl and some of the teams figuring out a way to do this. jerry jones of the dallas cowboys, i know you're from dallas, basically that they said we're going to kneel and then we're going to stand for the anthem, and is that the -- whatn the other teams are picking up,y that maybe that's the way that they can show solidarity with their team and the patriotism that they have for the country. >> yeah, because i think it's important to note that the movement was actually dying for a period of time..ou you had colin kaepernick.k. it depicted the as pigs. a lot of people didn't support him. you had other like three athletes that decided to support the movement, but the movement was dying, and the president kind of ignited the

seuss is part of our lives. get over it much that's the fil this.e're back here to close the week out. make it a great night. the morning crew here at four:25. see you you tomorrow. announcer: today on "tmz" -- >> i don't know any other way to say it but we lost a legend. and nobody's more broken up about it than pam anderson. >> good-bye, hef. >> what's the best hugh hefner story? >> i don't think he was that crazy when he had girls around and had sexual orgies or whatever. >> those are the bst kind of orgies. as far as orgies g, sexual ones are my favorite. [laughter] >> it's been almost one year since kim kardashian was held at gunpoint in paris and robbed. one of the robbers has written her a letter of apology because he wants the judge to give her a lesser sentence. >> are the french jails really good or really bad? >> oh, my god, the french jail food is probably really good. [laughter] >> there's a huge prince auction. the best thing that sold at the auction was the al-access pass from the r

seuss books to schools across the country for national read a book day. backfired when trump got home, and said "where are all my books?" [ laughter ] "where are all my books? are they on a chair, are they in my hair?" [ laughter ] that's right, melania trump donated some dr. seuss books to schools across the country, and it turns out the president even sent some of his favorite dr. seuss books as well. but there were a few that i hadn't heard of before. take a look at these. for example, trump sent "the brat in the hat." [ light laughter ] i've never read that. he also sent "oh, the places you'll go back to." [ laughter ] never heard of that book. >> steve: oh, i've never heard of that one. >> jimmy: never heard of that book. >> steve: that's a new book. >> jimmy: that's the one -- >> steve: wow. he had it. >> jimmy: finally, he sent "one fish, two fish, i mean there's so many fish folks, there are more fish here than have ever been fish anywhere, believe me." believe me. tell all about the election called "what happened" and she goes after bernie sander

seuss is, in fact, racist. social media and make sure you are not celebrating said dr. seuss. abby: looks so happy there. >> she has the hat on. pete: she cooked green eggs and ham that morning. >> it's a dr. seuss hat. 7 feet tall. go and scour your social media. if you are going to be infected with trump derangement syndrome. the a least go back and make sure you are not going to be made a fool of. the social media army is going to find you. i have been on the receiving end of some of these battering rams on social media poet pete this is so he ridiculous. cnn zone jake tapper said this is ridiculous but probably because like dr. seuss and jake we are all dartmouth college alums. dr. seuss was in my fraternity although a different time. this story makes me enraged, dan moreno. >> trump threatens everything liberalism that the swamp rats stand for. is he a threat to the entire structure we see now. liberals liberals are pulling out all the stops. i hate to say it they are losing their mind. todd: this is a cla

seuss poetry. market near front street we have a vehicle fire at penns landing, market at front street that's causing problems this morning. so keeping an eye on that, we have fire crews and ambulance on the scene. outside on the schuylkill expressway this is westbound at belmont look at the travel time we're starting to slow down westbound a 31 minute ride eastbound between the blue route and the vine, 21 minute ride heavy in both directions at belmont. in particular looking at westbound traffic heading toward king of prussia getting busy. we have an accident in gloucester county on weeds -- swedesboro avenue has cleared. lower moreland township an accident hunting pike at byberry road the accident on the shoulder. i-95 southbound 24 minute ride. schuylkill expressway eastbound 23 minute ride. it's westbound that's heavy. slowing on 42, as well. extra heavy delays on i-95 delaware county heading toward the airport with the accident that just cleared. the ben franklin bridge slow coming into the ci

seuss books to a school in massachusetts.d them, saying our school does not need them and she offered her some advice. a lot of people think it reads like a dig. syndicated radio host, leslie marshall, and rachel campos-duffy. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> shannon: i'm going to read a little bit of this letter. she's dumb academic she says " "you have an incredible platform. why not go out of your way to give books to underfunded and underprivileged schools? you and your husband have a direct impact on these children's lives. please make time to learn about and value them." rachel? >> i mean this is just incredible. there was an article that said to the politicization of everything. indeed, a beautiful letter, written by the first lady, with free books, for the children, i don't know if it was hers to reject her return. these were a gift it to the children. but a look at, everything is political these days, and i think it is a warning to parents that you know, parenting is not a spectator sport. they are not just t

seuss books. she says the gifts should go to underfunded or underprivileged schools and the illustrations she says, in the books, are examples of racist propaganda. mrs. trump's communications director called those comments unfortunate. she wants to use her platform to help as many children as she can. mrs. trump was following in the footsteps of predecessors michelle obama, barbara rush, hillary clinton, who read dr. seuss books to children a number of times. there are new questions in just who is in control of the trump agenda. those questions arise following the defeat of incumbent senator luther strange in a g.o.p. primary runoff in alabama. the president supported strange, who lost to a challenger very much in the antiestablishment political mold. in some areas, more extreme than candidate trump. here is correspondent peter doocy. >> if the g.o.p. maintains its senate majority, it may have a new look. republicans who don't think republicans get enough done and look to alabama and the roy moor

seuss books to schools in every state. she gets criticized by a librarian. that is thedy viceiveness of the -- divisiveness of the world we live in. thank you for the books. even if they couldn't utilize them we have people who are less fortunate and we will make sure they end up in wonderful hands. thank you for taking the initiative. education of the youth is really important. this is a librarian. >> sean: green eggs and ham. >> it has to be smug, nasty response. >> sean: unfortunate. >> a shame. she is an amazing woman. >> sean: so congratulations. >> thank you. >> sean: maybe they can give copies of the books to you and laura. so you guys can read them. >> we'll need them. >> sean: congratulations on the baby. awesome news for both of you. >> thank you. >> sean: we ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aar

seuss books donated by the first lady.rarian turned down the books, questioning melania trump's choices as cliche. the first lady donated books to one school from each state for national read a book day. the school district says the librarian was not authorized to reject the books. the white house released a statement that reads in part, "turning the gesture of sending young school children books into something divisive is unfortunate, but the first lady remains committed to her efforts on behalf of children everywhere." >>> switching gears now, riding high on last season's success, "snl" returns this weekend. "saturday night live" season 43 kicks off with ryan gosling hosting and jay z is the musical guest. >> good lineup. gosling's second time hosting. it appears he had a little bit of trouble getting past security at 30 rock this time, at least that's according to "snl's" latest promo. take a look. >> all my life i knew i could host "snl." that thrill, that rush. and when i hosted, it was magical. but you only got part

seuss books toto schools in every state. she gets criticized by a librarian.is the divisiveness of the world we live in. thank you for the books. even if they couldn't utilize them we have people who are less fortunate and we will make sure they end up in wonderful hands. thank you for taking the n initiative. education of the youth is really important. this is a librarian. : >> sean: "green eggs and ham." >> it has to be smug, nasty response. >> sean: unfortunate. >> a shame. h she is an amazing woman. >> sean: so, congratulations. >> thank you.. >> sean: maybe they can give copies of the books to you and laura. so you guys can read them. >> we'll need them. >> sean: congratulations on the baby.e awesome news for both of you. >> thank you. >> sean: we have more "hannity" after this break. >> >> sean: welcome back >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." before we go i want to just take a minute and thank all of you, our very loyal viewers for tuning in. you made us number 1 in our first week back at 9:00 p.m. i want to tell you. there were people that were hoping

seuss books to schools in every state. she gets criticized by a librarian. that is thedy viceiveness of the -- divisiveness of the world we live in. thank you for the books. even if they couldn't utilize them we have people who are less fortunate and we will make sure they end up in wonderful hands. thank you for taking the initiative. education of the youth is really important. this is a librarian. >> sean: green eggs and ham. >> it has to be smug, nasty response. >> sean: unfortunate. >> a shame. she is an amazing woman. >> sean: so congratulations. >> thank you. >> sean: maybe they can give copies of the books to you and laura. so you guys can read them. >> we'll need them. >> sean: congratulations on the baby. awesome news for both of you. >> thank you. >> sean: we have more "hannity" after this break. yo, nobody does it better. she also builds her own fighting robots. destroy. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. fortunately for sarah, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and be sure s

and his seuss paramedic crews been working to help the victims of the flooding in houston. is another who's had his life turned upside down by this decision entire lives. are here there's nothing that's back in our countries. as a matter fact i haven't been back to mexico since i was sick so. where did? to be sent back to mexico. i wouldn't know what to do i wouldn't know where to go. the president says it's been a tough decision. well have a great heart for the. folks were talking about a great love. for them and people think in terms of children but they're really young adults. that. in the end after mr trump did it those on the white forced his hand. the disappointment of those now protesting. this is an excuse just for the presidency to launch an attack against immigrant communities. which hasn't really fight to get to where they are is politically playing tunes right wing base. his rise solidify support among the most reactionary elements of our society. will people here may be outraged but they won't be surprised this was up drool one of donald trump election promises

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impacting those so-called dreamers, like paramedic hey seuss, a houston native who has been spending every waking moment helping those hit by harvey. >> we are literally on the groupt helping people get back up and we're getting our, you know, our butts handed to us by people, you know, upstairs in the white house. having your future toyed with and argued around like it's just some sort of political move, it's disheartening. >> for more let's go to nbc's edward lawrence on capitol hill. edward, how is washington responding to this news? >> reporter: philip, it's a mixed reaction here in the nation's capital. i can tell you politico's reporting that the president will end the daca program with a six-month delay on that. that will give congress enough time to pass a law if they want to keep the program. now, should that happen, the website is also saying that president obama will break his silence and talk speaking out over social media about the now f that announcement is made. now, critics of daca like the federation for american immigration reform say that this is something or the p

seuss books while she was behind me in line. host: her reaction? mr. mulvaney: complete disgust and disinterest overcome only by unbelievable persistence on my part. host: what did you see in her? mr. mulvaney: there is now magic -- there is no magic formula on how to meet the special person in your life. i don't know how you met the person you might be with. it could be a bar, a church. a bookstore is not a bad place to meet somebody. host: triplets. 17 years old. mr. mulvaney: yeah, yeah. what did you want to know? host: whatsit like to raise triplets? mr. mulvaney: for us, it's completely normal to come home from the hospital with three kids because we don't know any different. these are our children. it has been fabulous. how would i describe it to people back up -- how would i describe it to people? it's like having a slumber party at your house every single night. at least it was. two of the kids are already away from home. my daughter skipped a year of -- my daughter is a senior in high school. she skipped a year in school. she is at a publicly

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seuss identified in country, you will see it take place.use they love our country. pete: here to get, this morning, newt gingrich, former speaker of the house in 2012 gop presidential candidate aeschylus fox news contributor and author of the book, understanding trump. not predicting trump. no one could have predicted that he would start this confrontation when he spoke those words on friday. tripling down this morning, when the take of the president going after the nfl and folks who will stand? >> i think i understand his frustration. playing the national anthem goes back 155 years. 1862 during the civil war, inaugurated a new baseball in brooklyn, and they played the national anthem. all sorts of sporting events. he was unifying theme that brought us together as americans. whatever disagreements as republicans or democrats, we'll come together to love america, reese decked america. for most of us, watching young guys who are multimillionaires explain the country hasn't been good to them, watching them refuse to honor the symbol of those w