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Black people. sexy french maid. whats next, slave? vampire, is it their fault they have dietary demands. do you think vampires want to drink your blood? do you think i like being lactose intolerant? your blood intolerant. do you know what im going as this halloween? the perceptive person who sees evil in everything. john harwood, bozo the clown for short. >> im nothing if not a cheap shot artist. >> he had it coming. >> i know you are -- getting dressed this halloween. >> thank god im none of ...

Im talking about just so we can speak freely without any fear of being ostracized or pushed to the margins of society. i think that free speech -- if you want to take the pamela geller example. >> lets look at the headlines of the washington post. pamela gellers abuse of free speech as opposed to emphasizing the attackers and gunmen. >> tlur were people on the right who were saying some of the things. not a fan of her per se, but she has a right to -- free -- protecting free speech is for people...

>> i take offense to saying the new york times has they ever written anything offensive. >> just let me get john in here real quick. >> i agree with namiki that any platform whether the new york times or twitter has every right to decide whats on its platform. what sensorship is is when government comes in and saying this can be said and this cant be said. >> good point. i have to leave it right there. coming up wake up america on the clinton foundation money trial trail. i dont like where it le...

Away. >> the native american took the head dress and ran away with it. then the security grabbed that person and detained that person and said how dare you steal it. hes like, i am a native american. im offended by this, which my ancestors wore. >> now facing a ban -- what does this mean? >> anything culturally insensitive, they say. >> stacy slaughter is looking at this now. shes head of communications for the giants and theyre looking at policies now that would stop people from wearing anythin...

The early 1800s, those made today by wonton cut for nearly 70% of the u.s. market. >> were the largest fortune cookie make for the world. >> they make 4.5 million a day. >> all right. have you ever wondered why theyre always so positive? >> we dont want to do anything offensive to people. we dont want people to feel like theyve read the fortune and it gets them down, depressed. >> im trying to remember if any said, youre going to drop dead tomorrow. >> uh, maybe not exactly quite to that extent....

Fictitious running up to a mic stand. what i want is an action figure of amarosa or bill. i want an action figure of bill. what would be his kryptonite? i am not sure. >> you use bill and amarosa in the same sentence. they are interchangeable. >> i want to see them fighting. >> we have similar hair. >> i am begging you, please address this topic without saying anything offensive. >> all righty, i will give it a whirl. >> somebody look up the word whirl. what does that mean? >> oh my god. in 1880...

I want an action figure of bill. what would be his kryptonite? i am not sure. >> you use bill and amarosa in the same sentence. they are interchangeable. >> i want to see them fighting. >> we have similar hair. >> i am begging you, please address this topic without saying anything offensive. >> all righty, i will give it a whirl. >> somebody look up the word whirl. what does that mean? >> oh my god. in 1880 it meant -- >> i dont see any problem with it. the film itself i guess spike lee was givi...

Them to be the plan, cultivated. this is my christmaser go this -- premise there go this is my conclusion. >> bill: she wants publicity. she has been out of the limelight. she gets the hollywood reporter which is now some kind of left wing thing to run this piece people talk about it thats what she wants. it doesnt make any sense at all. >> it doesnt. >> bill: perry and swift put out records that people like. they havent done anything offensive to me. i havent seen anything that they have done. ...

Congress created the problem. and if our legislators get on the ball, they can make the right decisions. trayvon martins parents were able to bring their distress and frustration over the death of their son to the halls of congress tuesday. our next guest was a participant in that forum. joining us, sheila jackson lee of texas. good afternoon, maam. >> good to talk with you, martin. how are you this afternoon? >> i am well. did you hear yourself anything offensive in the presidents public comm...

Enjoyed himself, fox news acquitted itself very well. we gain in power. i dont know about the president but we gain in power. and the far left loses power. >> bill, one other thing on the tax cutter when he says i have cut taxes, bill that in and of itself was laughable. he raised taxes on drug companies and -- well, i think we saw through that. but, the left is in a full froth. you have succeeded if you have done that in my mind. >> bill: i feel bad bill maher was offended. >> he never said any...