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or valerie? >> i think valerie has a side on that. i'm interesting. >> valerie you don't have to speak if you agree with me. [laughter] >> when i read this, one of the first thoughts that came to mind was actually i remembered the quote in the movie jurassic park that you're -- i can't remember it exactly but your technologists were so business -- were so busy worrying about what they couldithout thinking about whether they should and that's kind of what this report is about. and so from that perspective, i wrestle withheer technologists are really the right people to in and of themselves be deciding how technology should be used. i think they can inform that discussion, but it needs a greater community that probably brings motivation beyond what technologists themselves really bring to the table in terms of trying to address -- >> -- increases my faith in national security, citing jurassic park. [laughter] >> jeff, let me just ask you -- i'm sorry, valerie, did you have more? >> i did but it will come out in the course of the convers

. >> valerie jarrett is a former senior adviser to president barack obama.lso with us al sharpton and sherrilyn eiffel, the director counsel of the naacp defense and educational fund. thank you, all, for being here. >> thank you. >> so, valerie, we want it give you an opportunity to respond to all that's happened today, not just the tweet but abc's response. >> first of all, i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends or followers who come right to their defense. the person walking down the street minding their own business and see somebody cling to their purse or want to cross the street or every black parent i know who has a boy who has to sit down and have a conversation, the talk, as we call it. as you say, those ordinary examples of racism that happen every single day. i think that's why i'm so glad to be here this evening talking with all of you. >> for those of you who have not heard, this morning actress roseanne barr tweeted this. "muslim brotherhood and p

charles, so when roseanne compared valerie -- did that awful comparison on twitter of valerie jarretthy can't he do that? >> i assume that's not in him. when you refuse to confront. he had the option of not weighing in. >> right. >> but when you choose to weigh in, and you choose to ignore the bigger part of this story, which is that you must condemn. if you're going to weigh in, you must condemn what she has said, chose not to do that. so that -- choosing not to do that says a lot about him, himself. whether he either does not see it as a big problem, accepts it, approves of it. those are the options. and it would not surprise me. you keep saying this because it is true. that the man is just a racist. it's not even something -- i think we need stop arguing about this. >> it's not an argument. and i hate it when people say i don't know what's in his heart. you don't know what's in anybody's heart. you know from his actions and words. >> you can deduce from the evidence. the evidence is there for everyone to see. it's not like some big mysterious thing to draw a conclusion based on evi

he warns him to be extra careful and watch over his wife, valerie, and his newborn son, travis.bout a bitter dispute with a former business partner named michael f. goodwin. >> michael goodwin's way of doing business was very different than mickey's way of doing business. lawsuits went back and forth, and the more that mickey won, the more michael got upset. >> what did he say? >> travis had just been born, and he told me i needed to watch valerie and travis very closely. and when my dad said that, i paid attention because my dad was not afraid of anything. >> on march 16, 1988, in l.a. just around dawn, mickey thompson is walking to his car with his wife, trudy, when two men on bicycles approach. >> they had trudy out of the car in the front of the driveway and executed her, and then they went up, and they shot mickey multiple times. mickey and trudy die on the scene. that morning, danny gets a call telling him to head to his dad's house right away. >> police were already there doing the investigation, so his dad just kind of laid in the driveway. his hero, the man that he saw

upend roseanne barr's career was this single racist tweet about the former obama white house adviser valerie jarrett. it read in part, "muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby equals vj." within hours her hit abc show "roseanne" was canceled and she found herself at the center of a major uproar. >> i horribly regret it. are you kidding? i've lost everything. and i said to god, i am willing to accept whatever consequences this brings because i know i've done wrong. >> reporter: in her first interview since sending that controversial tweet roseanne barr speaks openly with her friend the rabbi shmuley boteach. >> you understand why this caused a lot of pain? >> yes. i do. you know, it just makes me sick. that i did it and that it was taken that way. >> does any part of you think this is the beginning of some sort of pr campaign to come back? >> i can assure you that from my perspective, my interactions with her, it has not been that at all. >> reporter: this latest twist in the long public career of roseanne barr is a parable about the dee divides facing america, and it raises ques

garvin: glyn and valerie, his wife of 45 years, rushed to save their animals. glyn went to get a tractor to pull their trailer. but when healerie returned, she was gone. glyn: and where the flowers were planted is where my son and i found my wife's remains the next mornin' and-- garvin: valerie had gone back into the house to rescue their dog, and neither came out. glyn: i just--like a nightmare that i can't wake up from. garvin: there were precious few things that survived that fire, though one thing much more precious than the rest-- glyn: what's up with you? garvin: and quite a bit bigger-- glyn: that a girl. garvin: valerie's favorite animal, her pet, a 16-year-old 1,600-pound texas longhorn cow, named angel. glyn: what's up, old girl?her de in her temporary home of penngrove. glyn: she means everything to me right now. it brings my wife back to me in a nice way. garvin: perhaps the only thing that surprised glyn more than how attached he's become to angel, is learning how many others already were. you see, standing in her pasture, alongside 101, for the pa

roseanne was canceled because of some despicable things roseanne said about valerie jarett. she compared her to an ape. but look how the media tried to smear president trump with roseanne barr. >> we know what donald trump thinks, we know what roseanne barr thinks. they are exhibiting racist behavior. >> it was a great move yesterday. the background of all this is the president can be racist and nothing happens to him. >> roseanne's show canceled because she tweeted out racist stuff. >> tens of millions of people voted for him after he showed his cards for years. >> are you suggesting they are racist? >> yes. >> all the people who voted for donald trump are racist? >> yes. jesse: that's like blaming

valerie jarrett has done tremendous things along with president obama to turn this nation around. and allow someone like that, someone like susan rice, someone like the first lady to just be insulted and dehumanized in silence, then we become part of the problem. >> tim, i think a lot of people don't understand what the minister just said. the deep pain that many feel. when you can compare valerie jarrett, a well-trained -- you couldn't get a more refined american -- to an ape is saying to all of our kids, no matter what you do, you're not going to be anything. i don't think people understand how painful that is. that's a lot deeper than, oh, they're just running out, they're looking for a camera. this hurts. >> and also we have to keep in mind the historical context. in the wake of the comments about valerie jarrett, a lot of defenders of roseanne will make a false equivalence and say, people call donald trump an orangutan. there is a difference between comparing black people to monkeys. there is no such troup ere regarding white men. it is not a racial attack. it does not strike

jarrett muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby that would be valerie jarrett. rosen apologized calling herself an idiot and saying that really wasn't her medication talking that was one racist pill if so but borderline humor often on the subject of race has long been part of bars repertoire black people are just like they're every bit as good as any people who don't think so just a bunch of banjo picking concentrating barefoot and a respectable white trash like god but what finally did was of course the tweet i mean come on you can word a masterpiece of an apology. i made a mistake i wish i hadn't but don't defend it please i'm not a racist i never was and i never will be one stupid joke in a lifetime of fighting for civil rights for all minorities at the expense of my nervous system family will never be taken from me but comparing a black person to an ape there's just no coming back from this what she said was blatantly patently the definition of race as we're seeing with tweeting something that listen to those of us if you're in public like you hear this slur

i can say more about what i think. >> valerie will pick a site here right now. >> valerie come you don't have to speak if you are going to agree with them and not me. >> so, when i read one of the first thought that came to mind was actually i remember the quote in the movie jurassic park i don't know exactly, but your technologists are so busy worrying about whetherhey could come and they never stopped to think about whether they should. that is a little bit of it. and so, from that perspective, i wrestle with whether technologists are really the right people to it in and of themselves be deciding how technology should be used. i think they can run that discussion, but this means the greater community that probably brings motivation beyond what technologists themselves really bring to the table in terms of trying to address. [inaudible] darpa citing jurassic park. >> i'm sorry valerie committee jeff moore to say? >> i did that though, after the break. >> in the last part of the paper, there is an appendix from which i cite jason and the excellent questions that he provides now to our pr

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she wants to reach out the valerie jarrett directly to apologize to her.ecause in the jewish religion, you have to make amends to the aggrieved party. >> the rabbi says he'll let her decide when the make that podcast public. >>> things got. both getting >> i hope me telling my story lets people know that you're a forever parent the minute you accept the love of that child. >> sandra was unable to hold back the emotion while talking about her 8-year-old son, louis, and her 5-year-old daughter, laila. >> and the beautiful thing that i was constantly told was, the perfect child will find you. you will find your child. stop. look in that direction. >> i'm trying not to look at you. >> the "today" show co-host was equally teary. she revealed sandra was part of what inspired her to adopt now 15-month-old daughter haley. >> it was almost like hope. and i remember i reached out to you. and you gave me some good advice. >> it's amazing to me how we can take away people's happiness by telling them this is the box you have to stay in. >> yeah. >> there is no box. the

and i said to her, there is nothing wrong with disagreeing valerie jarret on policy. her on policy. it is where it becomes ad hominem. you have to atone and you have to repent. >> now in terms of atone. she apologized to valerie jarret. >> you say you want to call her. >> if anybody has her number. if you can get me the number. >> i think you should call her and apologize. >> i want to apologize to michelle obama too. you know, i heard that she's irate and said nothing i could say is forgivable. and so. >> i'm sure they believe in repentance as well, and let's see if she can advance it along the way. >> i don't know if she has gotten the phone numbers, i know she meant what she said. and i know she will make the call if she makes the number. >> you and i both know it is easy for her to get the number. >> i don't know that. but i take your word for it. in the podcast valerie has -- i am amazed when people hear how much roseanne cries and the depth of her anguish and the ag we have to decide what kind of society we are. if people step on a land line and do something off

valerie jarrett was a part of the guest panel.she is address the controversy. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about all the people out the who don't have a circle of friends and followers who come right to their defense. >> this wasn't the first time that roseanne barr had committed an offense. she's hurled numerous homophobic and insults in the past leading many to question whether abc should have known better to begin with. >> as risks go, roseanne came with a ton of them. how did abc think that was going to go? >> but then days later samantha bee used the "c" word in reference to ivanka trump and while she was condemned for her language. >> she should be fired. she is a -- a vile, disgusting. "the "c" word is outrageous, unsemable and should be called out. >> unlike barr though bee didn't lose her show and there were then claims of a double standard in the two cases. >> you people you can't say anything about because they are black, transgender, muslim. >> that's right. >> and it mean

. >>> valerie ervin is out of the campaign. a judge ruled there wasn't enough time to reprint the ballots. ervin will not run and she'll endorse shern baker. the main democrats battling to ta republican larry hogan will debate on news 4. tom sherwood will moderate the debate. look for it after "meet the press. t >>> presidemp is back in the united states following yesterday's historic summit in singapore. air force one touched down at joint base a andrewsut 30 or so minutes ago. the president headed back to the white hou where he will face questions about the deal he signed with north korean leader kim jong-un. mi pompeo is in seoul today. he will speak with officials from south korea, japan, china to discuss their roles for the north korean denu nearization. the task is to put meat on the bones. secretary pompeo will have to start negotiations away to see if b there cane any concrete osteps support denuclearization. >> as we said, back here in the u.s. they have questions about the deal with kim. e deal doesn't define denuclea

valerie jarrett was measured, mannered, very gracious.uoted marcus you a reelious and jesus. i thought she responded with very noble measured, dignified reaction. >> this is what i think. i think that who's going to get fired, boycotted, why can't we take our signals from the victim? if i vampgca trump is willing to turn the other cheek, if valerie jarrett turns the other cheek, why can't we, roseanne, come back now that she's apologized, you want her to crawl on her belly over razor blades? same thing with 13457b that bee. maybe we -- same thing with samantha bee. maybe assign a more malicious or self serving motive. i wipe that out. let's respond to these people the way their victims are responding. >> you know, i have a theory on why this is impossible. because of modern culture, anything goes, from language to behavior. the public is now trying to find another way to judge. so now, we are using twitter and facebook as a place, as our mob justice. because everything else goes now. everything else goes. >> the consequences are always yo

roseanne was canceled because of some despicable things roseanne said about valerie jarett. she compared her to an ape. but look how the media tried to smear president trump with roseanne barr. >> we know what donald trump thinks, we know what roseanne barr thinks. they are exhibiting racist behavior. >> it was a great move yesterday. the background of all this is the president can be racist and nothing happens to him. >> roseanne's show canceled because she tweeted out racist stuff. >> tens of millions of people voted for him after he showed his cards for years. >> are you suggesting they are racist? >> yes. >> all the people who voted for donald trump are racist? >> yes. jesse: that's like blaming bernie sanders when the bernie bro shot up steve scalise. you cannot make that connection with any responsible integrity as a media reporter. >> the left tries everything they can to loop bad behavior on the center right with the president. yells * they never give the president credit for the good things he does. >> black unemployment at an all-time low, you see wages going up, y

i don't i know why you brought up valerie jarrett. she hasn't been part of any of this.e have to wait until we see the report. >> harris: i want the speaker a chance to respond to that. >> newt: first, you have the specific text message in which one of the f.b.i. agents says to the other the president personally wants to be kept briefed on all of this. >> marie: on the election meddling investigation. >> newt: well, on the investigation into the trump campaign during the election. second, you know just the way the white house operated the idea that valerie jarrett wouldn't be in the middle of this is inconceivable. >> marie: you have no evidence she is. you are throwing that out there. i have no idea if she was. >> i want to get to something else. the interesting thing is you have three top players in the f.b.i. and top players turning on each other. andrew mccabe assumes that he is going to receive the same sort of liberal outreach. i don't think he is going to. i don't think he needs to be immune from the prosecution. but what he is saying is i will gladly turn on come

jackson found out from gabriel valerie -- who jumped out of the plantation house and ran all the way back to new orleans to tell jackson the british it landed. when jackson hears this, he calls out his famous line "by the eternal, they shall not sleep on our soil." it was a very confusing time. it is dark and a lot of the americans do not know each other as well as the british soldiers did. this is also one of the points where the cavalry and the choctaw american indians fighting out here really played a massively significant part. they used to be cover of darkness and their ability to move through the landscape to really cause some confusion with the british. for the americans, they were not able to push the british out. jackson ended up forced to fully richard reid -- fully were trait of the british re-think about attacking very quickly. the casualties that they incurred on the day may be british way for more troops to arrive, which gave jackson time to prepare defenses for the city. jackson was in a couple of different places. prior to his knowledge of where the british landed he

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valerie jarret re71eded graciously to roseanne barr and ivanka was beyond gracious. when they beg forgiveness. maybe we give it. that is a christian view. >> sean: what is your take. >> my shock fake. there is nothing in both of these circumstances there is nothing to shock me. jim acosta to decide what is important issue to hear what is discussed at white house? and but it is not up to the media never mind jim acosta to decide what is a valid issue or not. it is up to the president of the united states and other elected government officials to decide what is sdraeszed. and every american has the right to advocate government to support them one way or the other. on the other one samantha bee, i believe, i made a lot of mistakes in the white house that i asked for forgiveness for and people were very gracious to me. >> you did not make that many mistakes. >> thank you, but my point is this. when people screw up and apologize give them forgiveness. bullpen the double standard that exists whether samantha bee or joy reed. and when they make a mistake, the left absolves

gubernatorial rivals decide eed to join forces as valerie ervin decided to back out of the campaign. she started after t unexpected death of her running mate. >> kevin passed the baton to me to make sure our plans for maryland would succeed. and today i pass that bat on to prince george's county executive rushern baker. >> reporter: she said the decision was clear after she lost her battle to have ballots reprinted with the new ticket on them. >> it would be difficult f ople to find us and vote for us. >> reporter: they say they were a progresve ticket but ervin dinot endorse ben jealous after he claim after -- >> the character that he is showing voters in maryland is not the character t of next governor that i want to supportr orter: jealous' campaign released a statement saying ben jealds remains focus on the big issues facing our state like the economy, education and health care. nothing about today will change that. baande ernicked this i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> you can see the sding democratic hopefuls square off in a debate here on nbc 4. the gubernatorial candidates foru

he told wabc radio that roseanne is apologetic. >> she said she wanted to reach out to valerie jarretto apologize because in a jewish religion you have to make amends to the party. >> -- block buster "ocean's 8" glammed up for the big red carpet premier. >> -- i got it. ♪ >> you are a bad ass queen. >> you cannot come up to me looking like this and not -- >> highlighter, kermit the frog. >> i love it. >> between sarah's show stopping prada stirring up veenvy and th disaster. >> the back of my dress. >> and rhi-rhi's late arrival. >> that fenty is wild. >> technology kept the ladies informed. a new app in. >> we're going to get hot. be careful. >> there's been a lot of back and forth about wardrobe malfunction in the last 45 minutes, i'm amazed everybody is here. >> sandy had boyfriend on hand and family on her mind after getting emotional talking adoption. >> -- >> stop look at that direction. >> i will try not to look at you. >> giving you the deep hug and you know what it means. >> i didn't want to have the ugly cry, you can't stop it, it's a good thing to talk about. >> you look bac

valerie is hopefully on my side. i don't really think we do or should dial up risk across the continuum. closer to the parole, normal accidents referenced on paper and i think thimplication of the emergent effects and other things is we can't calculate this terribly well. i don't think we can or should dramaticalisk or dial it up. what we ought to do is do a better job recognizing and preparing for it, will press the likelihood we see, in concert with o opponents for inadvertent consequences. >> valerie will take sides here. >> when i read this, one of the first thought that came to mind. i remember the quote interest park but technologies are so busy worrying about whether they could they never stopped to think about whether they should. that is what this is about. from that perspective, i wrestle with weather technologists are the right people to be deciding how technology could be used. they can inform the discussion but it needs the greater community that probably brings motivations what chnologists themselves br

barr compared a former adviser to president obama valerie jarrett to an ape. the actress initially said the tweet was indefensible and begged for forgiveness. now barr claims she thought jarrett was white and is hitting back at her critics. here's vladimir duthiers. >> well, at least norman bates respected his mother. >> reporter: the day after abc pulled the plug on her number one show over a racist tweet roseanne barr returned to twitter with a vengeance. barr, a prominent supporter of president trump, retweeted an image questioning why some people think it's okay to ridicule him as an ape but not valerie jarrett. "i thought she was white," she wrote. "i am not a racist. i'm tired of being smeared over a mistake erasing 30 years of activism." barr who is jewish then the went on to say she was the victim. "i think i spent the last 24 hours watching the party of diversity, inclusion, understanding and acceptance lynch a jew." >> that's drywall, son. >> reporter: john goodman, who plays roseanne's tv husband, stayed above the fray, seen in this footage obtained

with that i'm sorry i'm just waiting for my valerie to yes we start with that topic are migrants a boon or liability for european economies a new study the o.e.c.d. says that many fears are unfounded and the script reading here is unfortunately not the one. in the. well with me now definitely is thomas the senior researcher the migration at the o.e.c.d. you helped compile this report since we haven't had the. piece on the report just tell us briefly what is the most important findings of this report a report we analyzed among other things the migration flows to always see countries and we observe a record high in two thousand and sixteen but a significant decline in two thousand and seventeen and in both cases actually germany was a driving force among the changes it was together with the united states top fifty nation country in two thousand and sixteen but also experienced a very significant decline mostly due to fear refugees arriving in two thousand and seventeen in terms of. employment and integration of refugees into the receiving countries the o.e.c.d. countries what are your you

charles, when roseanne did that awful comparison on twitter about valerie jarrett, the president had lay up. why didn't he? >> i assume it's not in him. when you refuse to not confront -- he had the option of not weighing in. when use choose to weigh in and you choose to ignore the bigger part of the story, which is that you must condemn, you must condemn what she said and he chose not to. choosing not to do that says a lot about him himself, whether he doesn't see it as a big problem, accepts it, approves of it. those are the options. it would not surprise me -- you keep saying this because it's true, that the man's just a racist. i think we need to stop arguing about this. >> it's not an argument. >> i hate when people say i don't know what's in his heart. you don't know what's in anybody's heart. >> you deduce things from the evidence. the evidence is there for everyone to see. it's not some big mysterious thing. i walk outside and see the sky is blue. i don't need to argue if it's t turquoise. no. it's blue. we have need to stop. once you just accept that and deal with that part,

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we remember the valerie plame investigation. the bush white house was so angry, thought incident was so unfair. never did you see this kind of innuendo. they took it because they respected the process. that lack of respect does hurt the justice department. >> it under mines our institutions. but also this new news that it is multiple times to unrecuse himself multiple times. that is not a good fact pattern for the president. >> it is also interesting that we have had many people, republicans included, who think of course jeff sessions had to recuse himself. and it was particularly interesting, steve bannon. the president's chief strategist, the president's brain, whafrl he was called back when he was e in the white house, agrees. listen to this sitdown he had with fareed zakaria. >> donald trump says he wishes he had picked another attorney general. is donald trump right? >> i think the president is wrong. i think the president has been wrong from the beginning about -- if i can respectfully disagree with the president of the un

do that, and i didn't do that, and to have people think that i did that, it just kills me because valerieolitics and i thought she was white. i did not know she was a black woman. when abc called me and said what is the reason for your egregious racism, i said, oh, my god, i -- it is a form of racism. i guess that i didn't know she was black, and i'll cop to it. >> i think all people can learn from roseanne's moral courage in the raw anguish and emotion that she is prepared to show the public in trying to repent. >> reporter: after the initial tweet firestorm, roseanne offered an apology to valerie jarrett but the two have not met or spoken. rabbi boteach told her to call jarrett personally and repent and ask for forgiveness. >> you would think that's the only thing she's ever done. she's had other questionable tweets and actions not just that one about valerie jarrett. >> she's certainly being introspective about this particular comment. >> thank you, erielle. >>> now to that incredible survival story. a small plane crashing in a michigan neighborhood going up in flames when a young man

tears during her first interview since abc canceled the revival of her show after a tweet aimed at valerierrett. many viewed it as racist. >> are you kidding? i have lost everything and i regretted it before i lost everything and i said to god i am willing to accept whatever consequences because i know i have done wrong. >> america's rabbi a long time rosanne barr friends, thanks for being with us. she was obviously very emotional in this interview, said she lost everything. she sounded very remorseful and said she knows she's going to have a price to pay. >> a lot of people commenting on the death of civility in america but some sequentially the death of forgiveness. here you have a woman that is quite well known, prepared to show such extreme vulnerability, extreme anguish, emotional brokenness, almost begging to be forgiven for something she acknowledges was a terrible error and she said it over and over again and i think it is time that we just allowed her to make restitution and rectification for what she did because we have to be a forgiving people was with martin luther king who she

my name is valerie fernandez and i'm a fifth grade teacher at bessie carmichael elementary school. i'm speaking in support of keeping the teacher instructor at fort funston. i want everyone in this classroom to imagine they're a ten-year-old boy from the philippines. one day, your mom puts you on a plane. the next, you're in my classroom. for a month, i don't know what your voice sounds like, and i were you you on that camping trip. at the end of the night, you decide to speak, and your words were, miss fernandez, this was the best day of my life. tell my mom. that field trip could not happen without the organization of a full-time t.s.a. i couldn't make it happen on my own. i was going to have an anxiety attack multiple times. the t.s.a. is the person in charge, and she made that trip happen. in 30 years, i know that student is going to say to his friends, you know, first month i was in america, i went on overnight camping trip, and that was the best day of my life. i think we need to keep this position to future sfusd students get to experience this. i know my time's running up.

if roseanne had called valerie jarrett the "c" word, she wouldn't have been fired.ouble standard. unfortunately some, like donald trump, refuses to denounce roseanne barr's comment as racism. we can't treat them the same. >> do you agree, do you believe there's a morlal equivalency between what roseanne barr said to what samantha bee said? >> i think there's absolutely no equivalence. i think the people who are -- most of the people who are outraged, it's false outrage, because the reality is that a lot of the people that are going after sam are insisting, insisting that roseanne did nothing wrong. and they just want to distract by going after her. and i understand that there are definitely women who find those terms despicable, find them violent. i personally don't use the "c" word or even the "b" word in my comedy because i think this presidency has normalized misogyny to the point where i don't want to be complicit in that. i think complicit would have been a better word for ivanka than the one that sam bee used. but i think the outrage is totally false. because

and he also investigated the valerie plame leak, and convicted scooter libby for lying to the fbi. as you remember, trump pardon libby last month. but there's other connections to contemplate as well. dinesh desouza was pardoned. there are still other connections to contemplate, and this one starts with reality and ends with show. both the former governor and the lifestyle guru appeared on the former reality show "the apprentice" which stewart once plugged on her program. >> so donald, how is your you apprentice? >> i think it's going to be great. it's on thursday night. and i think it's the best we have done so far. >> there are other common taalis in the pardons, each the president said was treated unbelievably unfairly which is the kind of language he uses to describe his own treatment by the mueller probe. jeffrey toobin, and jeff, we'll get to the celebrity apresen"ce apprentice"pardoned edition in a moment. but do you see similarithese as to paul manafort and others to hang tough? >> this was a guilty plea, the idea that this was somehow made up prosecution where barack obama

when you think about what roseanne barr had to say in terms of calling valerie jarrett and ape, a blackoman. this speaks to race in our culture. dehumanizing people, oppression, slavery. >> you don't think what samantha bee is dehumanizing? >> i do, let me finish. - - is poker and rank and unnecessary. it does not speak to the idea of tearing apart the social fabric around the most central and difficult issue in america. race. and that's what roseanne barr not only did in this instance, she had done it previously with susan rice. another obama official. >>chris: samantha bee has said all manner of horrible things about all manner of women working in the trump white house. >> one of these items speaks to tearing at the social fabric in a way that can't be undone and puts us in great danger. therefore, it's not about teams for in terms of i am a trump supporter and i will therefore support roseanne barr or i'm an obama supporter and i will support samantha bee. that's really juvenile compared to the seriousness of what's taking place. you think about the nfl players, you think about charl

. >>> breaking tonight, valerie ir'i irvin. when he died, s t foughthave ballots reprinted to show her name at the top of the ticketul a judge r there was not enough time. tomorrow she will throw her support behind baker. the remaining democrats trying will e on larry hogan debate on nbc 4 this sunday. tom sherwood will moderate. look for it here "meet the press." >>> there is also breaking news in washington right now where several officers shot andailled an in an alley thievening. >> the man shot at officers and he had a gun. one of the many things detective there's try to find out is who shot first. >> police have been on the scene for hours. they tell us the shootingpp ed just after 7:00. i want to show you where it happ led. takek at that gray building behind us. just in front is an alley. investigators say a group of guys were out in that alley when officers approached 'sthem. th when shots were fired. >> this p cellne video captures a chaotic scene assh ty an armed man. not long after, he arrived on the scene. >> when of

she said she wasn't thinking of valerie jarrett in those terms and wasn't sure of her race and didn'tnow her race. what do you think of those explanations? >> i've known roseann for almost two decades and i've never heard her utter one iota of racism or a scintilla of bigotry. we all know that roseann does things with elbows that could upset people but i've never heard real prejudice or bigotry. if you have to put things in context. what shocks me is, we recorded this about a month ago and we did not release it because i felt she needed to reflect on what she had said was very vulnerable and very vulnerable and she had to be comfortable with it. she finally made the decision that it could be released. and it's made a very big impact because i think the moral courage she showed to take full responsibility and asking people not to defend her, she offers explanations as to what happens but not excuses as to what happened. she said she was wrong and she takes full responsibility and she has paid a huge price. she gained nothing by releasing this interview because her show was already canc

. >> valerie jarrett, i thought she was white. i did not know she was a black woman.ut i'm not stupid, for god's sake. i never would have wittingly called any black person, say they are a monkey. i never would do that. >> and while the original "roseanne" series often tackled issues of race with inclusivity and equality -- >> hey, black people are just like us. they're every bit as good as us, and anyone who don't think so is just a bunch of banjo-picking, cousin-dating, barefoot embarrassments to respectable white trash like us. >> roseanne said abc was just not willing to accept her apology. as we know know, the conners will go on without her this fall. >> yes, i'm so excited. thank you all so much. i really appreciate it. >> what did it finally take for the show to go on without you? >> meanwhile, back in utah, roseanne was uncharacteristically stoic and silent while out shopping. >> are you happy the crew and cast can get back to work? >> does it look like she wants to answer questions? >> very interesting to see what's next for roseanne. >>> another star who know

theory in t attacking -- i mean, this was not an isolated incident, her -a her ng and abusing of valerie she did the sam thing san rice. she did the same thing to huma abedin. that was her modus op rande. >> woodruff: samantha bee still has her job as of tonight. w i don't knoif we want to end it this way but we're going to have to end this way in xt friday. mark shields, david brooks. thanks. >> thanks. >> woodruff: let's be honest. hockey often doesn't get the same respect in the u.s. thatr the other maagues get. but, the stanley cup finals provide a different level of intensity that attract more fans. and, as amna nawz tells us, there are two great stories behind this year's face-off. >> reporter: judy, the las vegas golden knights may be the most successful expansion team ever in north ameca. in their very first season as a team, they made it to the finals, and they did it by scooping up talent that was basically unprotected by rival teams. the washington capitals, on the other hand, have knocked on the door of imthe finals a few. but even with one of the league's best players, thet