amal clooney, now going to the white house and saying hey, you're about to sanction icj members because they're issuing arrest warrants against netanyahu. one of those people is my wife. you better not do that because i'm your big fund-raiser and ally. do you really want to antagonize the clooneys? you have what just happened in the bombing of these schools with american bombs. nbc reporting, we don't have that reporting, but npr has it. we just dropped bombs not long after nikki haley signed some of them. we are in this awkward position, ben, and i wonder if biden has made the mental shift to that reality. >> look, i think, joy, the reality is american foreign policy is always come along with a heavy dose of hypocrisy. we talk about rules that we want to apply, but we only apply the rules to the people we don't like, to people like putin. i think gaza has put that on full display. i frankly think that was never the right in the to do, but it's
pass the equality act, which passed the house. it's in the senate. if they were to do that now in the lame duck session, then gender identity, sexual orientation and one other characteristic would be added to the 1964 civil rights act so that a couple -- same-sex couple or interracial couple that gets married on sunday will have all of their rights protected as a matter of federal law on monday. they wouldn't be able to be evicted or lose their jobs simply based on their sexual orientation or their gender identity. if the senate doesn't move on the equality act before -- in this lame duck session, then we start all over again with the new congress. >> a new congress with a republican controlled house, with a lot of looneys in it. jonathan, it's great to see you. thank you. >> thanks. when we come back, a whistle-blower lays out his
himself, looking for his roy cohn, he demanded it from james comey, the white house counsel's office, from judges he appointed, and those ended up be some of the last barriers that held against him. >> he's 0 and 65 in federal cases. so, you know, i'm an optimist, a positive guy. >> a little too optimistic. >> mika thinks i'm too optimistic. i think we'll get through this. that being said, wisconsin, you have an election denier who may actually be the next governor of wisconsin and you look at the other looneys that are running up there, the election deniers, there aren't brad, i mean, have you talked to democrats who
the looneys are taking over so you have two choices. when you see, you know, the factious take over, you join them or fight them. the neo conservative sort of wing of the party that spent its entire kind of adult life like looking at fixating on spreading democracy, they're like oh, crap, we have to spread democracy here. they are in the camp of saying i see this and recognize it. the rest are joining up. steve scalise in louisiana, the quote about him being david duke appeals to voters i'd like to appeal to the same white voters. that's what he was trying to say. instead of saying no, david duke is just absolutely wrong, he said this will work for me. i'll just take out the parts explicitly dead. let me play former -- this is
the al gores and john kerry's in the world who say we're doomed who still enjoy more beach front living than the cast of bay watch. for more on this, let's check in with planet earth who released this statement earlier today. >> late night talk show host, i'm the most powerful planet on the planet as much co2 as it wishes and your solution is to spend one shell on climate change? pathetic. no wonder your last three presidents have beach homes in your climate czar uses private jets. my smart watch is telling me to start moving. toodle-oo. >>greg: that might be our biggest guest. >> kat: yeah. >>greg: we don't get the clooneys - - we got the world. >>greg: we got earth. a well-rounded guest, i might add. 80 percent water, much like you. >> yeah. well, why are you - - isn't everybody 80 percent water?
things that they come up w we have to figure a way to make them pay more for their looneys than we pay for our people who i think are good people, just naive. >> let me ask from a social standpoint, james. don't you think that progressives have to push in order to break through with their message? otherwise, nothing ever changes. if you have to go to an extreme to get change, isn't it an argument for some of the progressive messaging on the issues like voting and police reform? >> you are going to get change all right, but it is not going to be the kind of change that you want. you are going to lose elections. the most effective way to bring about change is to win elections. so now we are talking about voting rights and everybody is all steamed up. somebody -- i said somebody, they have to get a math teacher and explain the concept of 50 plus one. all right. that's just where you are. you know, i understand that people have to push for the sort of social change over a period of time, but right now we have to win elections.
stephanie gosk explains. who doesn't love a baby those chubby little cheeks, so cute. except maybe in the next seat on an airplane what is your reaction if you have to sit next to a baby >> i don't love it. >> i would like to sit somewhere else. >> reporter: japan airlines has a possible solution. the booking website lets passengers know where children under 2 years old will be on a flight before they choose their seats watch out for seat 46 d, everyone knows the smile won't last long. japan airlines might be feeling a bit of the same guilt parents do when their kids shatter the peace on an otherwise relaxing flight some pass out apologetic goodie bags with ear plugs and the clooneys handed out noise cancelling headphones when they flew with their twins. apparently celebrity children cry, too. the move could be a