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i think in today's environment everything is about showtime. showtime.is a real marketer and entertainer and he's picked up on that trend because if you look at stylistic music and all that, rap and all of that, not putting any of that down but it's all shot from the hip you say what you want, people relate to that, they appeal because that's how they talk. some of these other more profound individuals come across as somewhat elitist. i think there's a major distrust of that. do you think of that? >>. >> i think you are right. i think at some point it seems to me there was a shift in what people look for or valued in a leader.they went from and maybe maybe the myth is that this time ever existed when we wanted our leaders to be smarter than we are and know more than we do. maybe that time existed maybe it didn't but at some point we got to the point where we got to the most important criteria do we want to have a beer with the sky. more people wanted to have a beer with bush than gore i suppose. >> i have a couple thoughts on this. 1971 9071 published an

kristen bell is here their talk show "desus & mero" returns for its second season february 3rd on showtimee and the kid mero are back, everybody. [ cheers and applause and we will have music from a fantastic band little big town is joining us again, as well we're so happy to see them started publicly endorsing presidential candidates. tom hanks has endorsed joe biden. megan rapino has endorsed elizabeth warren and judge judy has endorsed michael bloomberg. and recently, classic r&b singer, anita baker, through her support behind presidential candidate andrew yang. when that happened, one of my writers, amber ruffin, ran into my office and said, "we have to do something about this. and i said, "i'll be honest, amber, i don't think that it's that big of a story. but i am not a well-respected boss [ laughter ] so please welcome amber-nita baker [ cheers and applause m♪ ♪ with all my heart i love drew baby you float my boa and you get my vote ♪ ♪ my vote is for you bab never leav cause i believe ♪ ♪ in this yan sweet yang he was not in the debate he's still doing great ♪ ♪ andrew yang yang gan

. >> it's showtime. >> reporter: and "the nightmare before christmas" -- ♪ oh somewhere >> reporter:sion into the one place he says still represents it, the boneyard of the city's abandoned landscape. >> what you do on the inside, great, great, great. >> reporter: in october at the only museum in the nation dedicated to neon, burton debuted his own artwork, an assortment of animatronic signs and drawings of all sizes are mixed in with the permanent collection. if any of this looks familiar -- >> you want my watch? >> reporter: -- think back to danny devito's demise in the cult classic "mars attacks." he directly nods to nostalgia by using the demolition of the landmark tower. you said that had a very distinct impression on you. >> yeah, it was like watching an ancient dinosaur being killed or something. after it happened, it was silent. everybody couldn't speak. it was so strangely powerful, sad, beautiful. ♪ >> reporter: for more than three decades, burton's films have ranged from delightfully dark -- >> you're alive! you made it. >> reporter: to weirdly whimsical, grossing more tha

champion he won 5 of them not just that it's when he did that he did it in los angeles with the showtime like his if you like the one of the biggest brands on the planet he then walked into the place where legends like magic johnson and kareem abdul-jabbar built a legend and then he made these on he had those huge shoes to fill and he picked up that mantle on the back of the michael jordan era he became the superstar of that era in los angeles and it wasn't just his skill but it was his temperament he was known as being clutch when the game was on the lawn when the championship was on the lawn he wanted that ball and that's where he got i think this aura of infallibility i think it speaks to the. action from like his fans who say they can't believe he's gone because they thought he would never be gone he was so the or on the court translite so i think into what we're experiencing from fans to that you know such a such a massive loss way does he rank among the old time greats of basketball comfortably inside the top 10 by anyone's estimations spaceballs estimations he was 3rd all time on

it's showtime. >> reporter: their owners give presentations on their designs. >> this is zealand.uice and lydia during the wedding scene. >> reporter: it's time for the judges to critique. >> on this side we have the wife, barbara. >> looks really nice. >> hello, darling, hi. >> we are judging color definition, the scissoring technique, how smooth the work is, if the work is very recognizable. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> reporter: after much discussion -- >> the first place winner, sandra whiteness from yucca valley, california, and nevada. >> so we didn't place but i think it was very popular with the crowd. >> reporter: while cat didn't place this time -- >> third place, alisa kasiba. >> reporter: it was alisa who got to go home with some hardware. >> i thought her beetlejuice looked great. >> we placed third at super zoo. >> were you happy with the result? >> it was such an honor to be in the top three. >> you want to come say hi? >> reporter: wide eyed and thrilled after a third place finish? it's still business as usual back in illinois. >> so adorable. >> reporter

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showtime. no, i'm in charge, 0k? i say when it's time. really?h used photorealist animation to create something that looked absolutely real while remaining absolutely unreal. and in my opinion, absolutely pointless. if you want reality, the best place to find it is in documentaries. and one of the most powerful documentaries of 2019 was for sama, an astonishing front—line account of life under siege in aleppo filmed by a syrian citizen journalist. constructed as a letter to her daughter, the film asks will you blame me for staying here or blame me for leaving? a question raised as we see her and her medic husband returning to the besieged city to tend to the wounded, dodging bullets and barrel bombs with young sama in their arms. altogether less traumatic was amazing grace, a music documentary that took the best part of five decades to make it to our screens. shot over two nights in 1972, it documents aretha franklin's performance at the new temple missionary baptist church in los angeles, which became the biggest selling live gospel album of all

co-author with filmmaker oliver stone of the untold history of the united states a companion to the showtime documentary series peter koos nick is professor of history at american university here in washington peter welcome back to see you for those watching outside the beltway your federal workforce consists of 2 kinds of people there are political appointees who come and go as administrations change and surviving trump cabinet members show this president the same undaunted loyalty is congressional republicans the other sort of government employees are a political career people who carry on despite who's in the white house peter even with this apology this national archives gaffe was an unfortunate curtsey to royalty well that's one way to look at it it was certainly unfortunate but we don't have royalty in this country but we have his donald trump whom i think that he's a king or a monarch but he isn't and the fact that the national archives even the head of the national archives and then forever who is appointed by obama is so afraid of donald trump that they're willing to. office kate hi

expansion of the league and created of so many amazing errors like even before the jordan era sort of showtime that was downstairs and there was no time period probably more m.b.a. and did anything yeah they were auburn reasons a student. rachel your thoughts of david stern's history and you know i think when you get family and legacy there may be a little going to climb to great things here and there but all of them that landing under him for what he did and forward. you contributed. i mean i also have to say that i still believe the n.b.a. draft is rigged i think that started out a very good stern of the lottery yeah i think it's rigged for the big market teams i think there's a lot of behind this i think anybody who's watched n.b.a. coaching over these now whether this falls on david stern's back is commissioner whatever i think when you watch n.b.a. n.b.a. refereeing over the years you can clearly see n.b.a. referees favoring certain players certain teams certain markets over other teams and players and markets depending on the last time. you know to see the names get the calls of course t

let's discuss with mark mckinnon, cnn political commentator and co-host of "the circus" on showtime. cnn's reporter from des moines this morning for us. vannies alet me start with -- vanessa, let me start with you. while the senators are in washington because of president trump's impeachment trial it sounds like mayor buttigieg is capitalizing in terms of his campaign schedule. what's he been up to? >> reporter: that's right. we have seen mayor pete buttigieg add nearly five events every day to his schedule for the next week. there's certainly more real estate to play with when there's less candidates here in town. we know that over the last year since he announced his exploratory committee that he's had 130 events right here in the state of iowa, 25 of those events just in the last month. just in january. so as a lot of these senators are, of course, in washington having to be at these senate hearings, mayor buttigieg in particular is really capitalizing on his opportunity to speak with more voters. the less candidates there are in the state, the less choices there are for voters to

. >> the new season of mark's show "the circus" premiers sunday at 8:00 on showtime.against president trump, evidence that lev parnas's attorney says is critical importance to the impeachment trial. you are going to hear the tape. we have got it. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ new fixodent ultra dual power provides you with an unbeatable hold and strong seal against food infiltrations. fixodent. and forget it. or more on car insurance.s could save you fifteen percent everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have-oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. breathe freely fast, with vicks sinex. my congestion's gone. i can breathe again! ahhhh i can breathe again! ughh.. vicks sinex, breathe on i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go p

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are gone to tonight show anyway, dave chappelle will perform 3 shows that the chapel in the city showtimes are tonight at 10 and then tomorow at 07:10pm last time chapple was here was back in september when he performed 2 sets of the punch line as it near the potential shutdown. the pre show banquet at this years golden globe awards is maki a political statement, organizers say the entire meal. >>will be plant based. so no products from any animals will served. but the executive chef says the will not be any compromises on luxury the menu still includes chilled golden beetsoup was shaped candy straight beats and pistachios. the main dish includes fo scallops made from mushrooms served on rizzo down the president of the golden globe says the decision was made to raise awareness about food consumpon and the climate crisis. the golden >>actress involv in the eet. college admiions scandal is geing prepared for possie time behind and more than a year after a massacre at a florida school one of the victim's mother says now taking action. >>details on her push for a panic buttons. >>and we'll hav

is going to do - >> yeah, they haven't -- i don't know if they have determined if it will be showtime> seth: okay, gotcha, but it's james comey. it's basically an adaptation of james comey's story, and you're playing andrew mccabe. >> yes >> seth: and let me just say, i am a big fan of you as an actor, and i believe you could play any part. actors are chameleons. you could play anything. i will say, this one is right down main street [ laughter ] i mean, give me a break. [ laughter ] i mean, that was - [ applause ] >> it is >> seth: that's like, just call michael and be done with it. as long as he hasn't shaved a hole in the back of his head [ laughter ] >> we're good to go. >> seth: he's our andrew mccabe. >> yeah. >> seth: best of luck of that. >> thank you >> seth: congrats on the show. so lovely to see you thank you so much. >> thank you it's really a pleasure [ cheers and applause >> seth: michael kelly, everybody. second season of "tom clancy's jack ryan" is streaming now on amazon prime video we'll be right back with more "late night. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applau

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we are out of showtime. go and i appreciate all of you joining us for a very busy hour here on msnbc and tomorrow sounds like it's going to be even busier. >> and craig, i leave you with an ominous hour coming up. >> tonight section candidates wi -- six candidatesak stage before the iowa caucuses. and a real rift seems to have emerged between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders now. he says he told her that a woman can't win the white house. how that's likely going to play out on the debate stage. first we continue to follow that breaking news. in just the last hour speaker plos pelosi announcing the house will likely take its last vote on

clair, the daily caller was featured in an episode of showtime's "the circus" which was kind of cool. i was interviewed by abc "nightline". they dropped by my office last year to interview me about a twitter feud i had with rapper cardi b. the feud was over twerking. and i'm not kidding. like this actually happened. i never imagined in a million years that, you know, i would be on "nightline" talking about twerking. before "the daily caller" i was an adviser for national diversity coalition for trump. in a nutshell it's a group that strongly supports the president and his administration. the coalition's mission is to recruit, mobilize and educate citizens of all backgrounds. it was to be the voices for minority communities. the list goes on. i am bicultural, so don't let my highlights and my last name fool you. my mother is an immigrant from mexico. she comes from the state of halisko and comes from a very small town outside of guadalajara, the second biggest city, and the farm town like 300 people live there. and she came to the u.s. many years ago to come live the american dream. sh

so while this trial of donald trump may be unpleasant for donald trump, it is still showtime for allyers, the ones from tv, the ones from the '90s, the ones who are so vital to the case trump wants them to make on air, he will even take on their baggage from the jeffrey epstein debacle. but the man who has done the most tv lawyering for donald trump, who has been the most brazen most repeatedly, most recently in the president's defense with everything he has done and all the explaining he has to do, there is still no room on this large team for rudy giuliani. now we are on the eve of donald trump's impeachment trial, but that's not the only thing happening in the country. i have a very special guest, jason johnson on something very important, when we come back. ck you don't want to cancel your plans. [sneezing] cancel your cold. the 1-pill power of advil multi-symptom cold & flu knocks out your worst symptoms. cancel your cold, not your plans. advil multi-symptom cold & flu. i had no idea that my grandfatherfe changing moment for me. was a federal judge in guatemala. he was an advoca

showtime movie. maria: bombshell. dagen: the loudest voice in the room. maria: loudest voice.o something nothing, saying greta thunberg has more education than you do. so why are you getting up here. he was like -- what did he say, thank your mom, thank your god and then get the -- out. maria: exactly. dagen: something to that effect. maria: it was a good show. i liked the fact it wasn't so political. then you are people like arquette -- >> i think it was bold, though, to go in there and go right after them. maria: me too. >> i think the country enjoyed it. i think some of them really didn't take heed. they still went on rants. judging by applause, they didn't get many applause as well. maria: that's true. tv takes a side turn, meanwhile. check this out. samsung has a new television that can rotate vertically. this aa hows a better view of -- allows a better view of media. this tv is available in korea. it will be available in the u.s. later this year. imagine that, they're creating hardware so you can watch instagram videos in a wide screen. >> what's interesting is everybody

outside northern virginia's birchmere music hall the sellout crowd was lining up five hours before showtime what she has been doing since she was nine years old, getting ready to put on a show. ♪ ♪ did i go on a tangent -- >> reporter: after more than 50 years on stage, she's up this month for not just one but four grammy nominations, more than any other country singer. >> has it sunk in yet? >> you know, i don't really think so. it is like, well, you know, it's great to be nominated but, you know, it would be nice to win one too ♪ ♪ in younger days they called her delta would likely know her hits, since the ripe old age of 13 she's had nearly two dozen albumsop t0. 4 >> thanks for all the number one songs that, you know, you have given me. oh hell i like the number 10. >> ♪ ♪ trouble in my heart. >> reporter: he is became country music's wild child with a personal life that has often grabbed more attention than her music. >> ♪ ♪ bring my flowers now while i am living. >> but her latest album has made her the critic's darling, and it's her music that is making headlines again. >> well i got

the showtime lakers in the rearview mirror for a while and quickly three years in basically were on their first three-peat and after shaquille o'neal leaves the team, kobe leads the team on his own to two more championships. 20 years with one team. dominant sports team in los angeles. brings them five championships in that period. so how big was kobe bryant to l.a.'s sports culture? as big a figure as anybody who played any sport in los angeles in my life, and something about, he was not, you know, not magic johnson. not universally beloved. not necessarily the friendliest laker. everybody often talked about his enormity of his ego. a kind of mystique around him flying on the helicopter, to the game, the games he would play. what people in l.a. loved about him was he was such a gigantic personality and he was so competitive. only competitor you could compare him to in terms of pure drive to win was michael jordan who he always compared himself to. i think that larger than life quality and the fact that he group anltz evolved and changed. again, people in los angeles love the narrative, lo

john heilemann, we will be watching the season premiere of "the circus" sunday on showtime.ite on how governor bell edwards managed to win in the deep south twice. >>> it's the final day for the democrats to lay out their case against the president. they will focus on the obstruction of congress charge against trump. yesterday their attention was all on abuse of power. we will take a look at lead prosecutor adam schiff's powerful closing remarks. >>> plus, we will be joined by former national security adviser susan rice. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. you're watching or"mning joe." we will be right back. we made ur members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa it's

the co-host and executive producer of showtimes "the circus." white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire, and president of the council on foreign relations richard haass and vice president for third ways national security program and an msnbc contributor, mika oyang and associate editor for the "washington post" david ignatius. >> and you were with the president yesterday as he actually undercut his secretary of state who seemed to scold the members of the media for suggesting that donald trump ever said the united states would target iranian cultural sites. the president then just admitted it, not only in tweets but in front of you and the press corps. tell us about it. >> that's right. i spent last week in west palm beach. 's in our flight back to washington yesterday aboard air force one after half our left to the flight the president called up the press pool and proceeded to hold court. touched on a number of newsworthy matters but we pressed him on this in particular and mika read the quote. he basically contradicted wha

. >> showtime looked at tony soprano and they said, you want an antihero?er" is about a blood spatter expert who is secretly a serial killer. >> soon he'll be packed into a few neatly wrapped hefties and my own small corner of the world will be a neater, happier place. >> he was raised by a policeman to channel his sociopathic impulses to only kill other killers. so he is a bad guy but also a good guy. >> i kill reprehensible people. i mean, the idea of the show is that you're invited to identify with and maybe even root for a serial killer. >> that's right. >> he kills horrible people. if i were just killing people willy-nilly, i think all bets would be off. >> where's the fun in that? >> in the 2000s, the antihero really rose to prominence. >> my nephew has the same gun. don't point that there. >> nice work. >> and i think they were popular because they were surprising. >> you're a free woman. >> you struck a deal? >> the d.a. dropped the charges. >> thank you. >> a show for me that was incredibly memorable was "damages." >> now where's the tape? >> it re

i would literally go okay showtime. i can act. here we go. go on or go home.hat one. >> what did your team say to you? >> oh, yeah they asked for a team meeting, which i loved. yeah. for two hours they said miss val remember the other day you said this to me when you were making fun of my hair style, you were asking me to go. i mean i'm so ashamed of this, i would just say you know why don't you go looking like a 3-d -- you know in the fun house. or in the -- >> dressing room. >> instead of just saying you got to get in shape or lose weight. it was in my head. i thought i was funny. and as they said, you know what miss val if we all showed up every day in a great place without stresses of life it would be one thing. but you never know what someone else is going through. >> they wanted to be coached up and not torn down. how did you feel after they said that is now >> mortified. i was embarrassed. >> what did do you? >> your expectation you have to win. >> i didn't know how to win. thank god i happened upon the a coach's definition of success. he's hailed as th

. >> showtime. >> announcer: "what is jep parody" tonight at >>> we are back now to talk about the topand you're looking at that winning moment right there. wasabi is going to join us live in just a moment. first though will reeve is back with a look at all the action. >> reporter: so much action, whit. what a night and what a morning. we have been excited to meet wasabi, the moment almost upon us. first, let's see how wasabi got here. more than 5,200 pooches battling it out tooth and tail in this year's american kennel club national championship. >> another one of the finest dogs in the country. >> reporter: all hoping for a leg up on the competition from the fluffy to the happy with tails wagging all putting their best paw forward pining for that elusive title of best in show. >> best in show tonight is the pekingese. >> reporter: at only 18 months old this male pekingese named wasabi is just starting his career. his breeder, owner and handler, david fitzpatrick ecstatic. >> oh, my goodness. what a wonderful boy. >> reporter: that first place ribbon bigger than he is. >> his head is

clair, the daily caller was featured in an episode of showtime's "the circus" which was kind of cool. i was interviewed by abc "nightline". they dropped by my office last year to interview me about a twitter feud i had with rapper cardi b. the feud was over twerking. and i'm not kidding. like this actually happened. i never imagined in a million years that, you know, i would be on "nightline" talking about twerking. before the daily caller i was an adviser for the national diversity coalition for trump. in a nutshell it's a group that strongly supports the president and his administration. the coalition's mission is to recruit, mobilize and educate citizens of all backgrounds. it was to be the voices for minority communities. the list goes on. i am bicultural, so don't let my highlights and high last name fool you. my mother is an immigrant from mexico. she comes from the state of halisko and comes from a very small town outside of guadalajara, the second biggest city, and the farm town like 300 people live there and she came to the u.s. many years ago to come live the american dream.

showtimes are tonight at 7.10 o'clock in fact the last time chappelle was here was back in september.s nearing its potential closure. ok marty we have a beautiful suay on tap r today. we've had pretty much wall to wall sunshine is what we're looki at little disturbance up in the north bay. >>give a passing shower potentially zumwinkel for this point in fog across the bay for the evening, but not tomorrow morni so looking great for monday. tuesday things kind of fall apart a little bit we have little chance of rain developing tuesday. maybe into tuesday night anthenit gets unsettled will calat this point from thursday on the following weekend and even on a wing week will show it will be a little bit of a ifferent weather pattern with all of that that translates to mountain snows to all right so we've had our break ah, we'll get back to that's what we say keep your shades and your umbrella boas on the boat that said all right, thank you david that's going to wr things up for , thanks so much for joining us this rning. >>we'll see ou again next saturday at 07:00am don't forget. kron 4 ne

and in des moines, iowa, msnbc national affairs analyst co-host of showtime's "the circus" and editoref of "the recount" john heilemann joins us. >> keeping score at home, brought up three early '70s pop songs. two of three played. only one not played yet. >> "blind man in the bleachers." >> exactly. "blind man in the bleachers" yell bingo. you're a winger ewinner if you that. >>> senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren lead the polls in the cnn des moines media com poly. sanders, 21%. up five points since november. warren 17% up one. both within the poll's almost four-point margin of error. former mayor pete buttigieg follows closely behind with 16% down nine points. former vice president joe biden has 15% unchanged since november. senator amy klobuchar is at 6% and andrew yang sits at 5% of support up two. with less than a month to go, 11% of iowa's likely democratic caucusgoers say they are unsure of their first choice. that's up six points since november. more from the poll now. 45% of likely democratic caucus goe caucusgoers could change their month about who to support and 4

treasury official steve rattner joining the conversation msnbc national affairs analyst co-host of showtime'spitol hill correspondent and host -- oh, good lord. of "kasie dc," kasie hunt. hello, "kasie dc." how ya holding up? everything good with mars? >> mars doing great. >> told you. going to be fine. okay. moving on. >> no, it's not. talk to me in 20 years. mike, could you give us a hot take quickly about this baseball thing? t.j., do you have a cued up? a hot take. >> alex cora in perilous condition here. >> wow. >> he could be gone. >> really? so magical. >> going to get at least a year. maybe two. he's in tough shape. >> good sound effect. >> did we not have a sound effect with that. >> come on, t.j. come on! >> there we go. what you need when coming in. >> got the hot takes flame and everything. >> so, hold on. but, no. it's got -- it's got to make noise coming in. >> one of our best rehearsals. it's going to be great when we do it for real. >> when we go on, got to do it right. need that sound coming in as well as going out. okay? mike's hot take! all right. you know, those cans of pe

conversation, senior adviser at moveon.org karine jean-pierre and in des moines, iowa, co-host of showtime'shn heilemann. john, start with you, since you're there. we've got joe biden delivering a speech tonight, today, actually. ahead of president trump's rally. both of these taking place in iowa. biden really setting the stage and trump kind of getting in the game there in iowa, and holding a big rally. and then joe biden has an ad out tomorrow. let's take a look at this ad first, and then we'll talk on the other side. >> i remember guys like donald trump growing up as a kid. making fun of me for having a stutter. mocking and physically intimidating other kids. i've been standing up to bullies my whole life, and i'll stand up to this one. i'll be a president who lifts this nation up and brings us together. who understands that everyone, everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. i'm joe biden, and i approve this message. >> so that was an exclusive first look at the next biden ad and i will tell you, john heilemann, i think it goes to the heart of matter with this president.

"new york times" peter baker and in des moines, iowa, msnbc national affairs analyst co-host of showtime'scircus" and editor-in-chief of "the recount" john heilemann is with us. >> and lamar alexander was reading your book yesterday and influenced him to say, yes, the president committed crimes. yes, the president did terrible things but i'm not going to do anything about it. i've got to read that book. it must be very persuasive. >> wow. >> if you read that book, the parallel you will see actually is with the clinton case. that's the interesting thing. up until now, what we saw 21 years ago was democrats were able to say that clinton did wrong. we just don't think it's impeachable or worth removing him from office because the president himself admitted he had done wrong. he didn't admit he commit at crime but admitted the affair and that he lied to the american people about it. there was room for democrats to say, this is not right. but we don't think it rises to the level of a high crime and misdemeanor which is what lama d alexander is doing. president trump wouldn't allow this. preside

white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan la mere and analyst co-host of showtime's "thehief of the recount, john heineman. great group. >> i just want to say very quickly, willie geist, just for the record, i'm still defending jeb after all these years. >> i like jeb. >> that's an example of a guy that was having fun, dry humor, tongue in cheek, and everybody's hair caught on -- oh, how sad and how pathetic that he had to beg them. he was just -- he was having fun with the crowd. >> you say that as a guy who lived and worked in florida around jeb bush and knows jeb bush and knows his personality, and that was one of -- as you say his dry humor that perhaps didn't translate to the rest of the country, but i think in that crowd jeb is still the standard bearer with please clap and that jeb pose at the end. >> you know how else he's a standard bearer as jeb bush said during the campaign that donald trump was the chaos candidate. it is hard to imagine how this country would be different if everybody in the republican primary voted the way i did and voted for jeb bush. what a

co-host of showtime's the circus and editor in chief of the recount. john heilemann.the democratic candidates for president. foreign policy and trade led the debate. then about 40 minutes in, the moderators turned to elizabeth warren's claim that during a private conversation in 2018, bernie sanders told her that a woman couldn't win the presidential election. here's how that played out. >> why did you say that? >> well, as a matter of fact, i didn't say it. and i don't want to waste a whole lot of time on this because this is what donald trump and maybe some of the media want. anybody knows me, knows that it's incomprehensible that i would think that a woman could not be president of the united states. go to youtube today. there is some video of me 30 years ago talking about how a woman could become president of the united states. in 2015, i deferred, in fact, to senator warren. there was a movement to draft senator warren to run for president. and you know what i said? stay back. senator warren decided not to run and i did run afterwards. hilary clinton won the popu

it's showtime!g to start to push its way southwards over the next few days. how pressure is in charge, but it works its way out towards the west of us, come out we start to bring the flow in the atlantic, so will continue to see much cloudier disguise to the rest of the week. we can enjoy the sunshine today across england and wales. the sunniest day overall, light winds here, further north, cloud thick enough offer few spots of rain in the west of scotland, and quite a breeze blowing across the hebrides and the far north. but it is here that we've got the mildest of the conditions. temperatures into the evening rush hour are at around ten to 12 degrees, compared to just four or five celsius across parts of the midlands, southern england and wales. these fronts will develop quite quickly through tonight, mist and fog developing later. though cloud will gradually push its way southwards, lifting temperatures. always milder further north. outbreaks of rain across western parts of scotland and well clea