greg: they watched the day after, nuclear apocalypse. their faces were melting. it goes back to why half of the population thinks it s funny. there s something wrong. juan: what i m saying to you is when he says things like poor jeffrey lewis, poor jeffrey lord. he was thrown off cnn. deception and lies by omission. jeffrey lord said greg: i guess it s an argument of juan: then you get into horrible situations where people go outside and say john mccain should die and meghan mccain, our colleagues has that s cruelty. what are you doing? greg: trump supporters, he got coldcocked by a protester. kimberly: that s a wrap. a smile, greg. new audio just released from hillary clinton s upcoming book on her election disaster, the
reacted. greg: i think they re people that had an idea that obama was destroying the country, a secret communist. that everything he did was destroying it wasn t that he was reckless and crazy and unstable, he was more sinister and subversive. you see the mirror. subversive and sinister, people who are critical of him, he said it more dignified and eloquent ways. he would always say i have a network dedicated just to provide division and destruction. one network. out of 9,000? dana: i did think that fox handled it well. he didn t overreact, i don t think. just like okay, let s continue to ask for interviews. cover the stories, whatever. when you do get to every commentator in the panel last night on cnn having to explain it got a little bit again, i am not in their shoes.
the crowd in phoenix i expect it was i fully expect my mom to do that. she does like fox & friends. she controls the channel. i don t know why she even has moviehe channels. [laughter] brian: that s what donald trump is. he is absolutely transparent in that he watched george stephanopoulos give an interview after an afghanistan policy aboutt a war we are fighting and trying to win. he got one question out and it was back to eight days later. george stephanopoulos. how do i hurt his feelings? height.is what else do i have in my mind? i start the day with fox & friends and i like those guys. i know donald trump, being someone who speaks the truth, he agrees with my mom. greg: i could never be president. i could never say how i start my day. [laughter] kimberly: oh, gross. greg: you don t know what that means! kimberly: oh, i do. greg: juan, should the nfl continue using dixie cups on the
that s the problem. he doesn t say to youu he sas the media is so dishonest. these people are despicable but you know what? i did say thatne both sides are responsible. you know, i said some things and maybe they were misinterpreted but i apologize. but here s who i really am. he doesn t say that. he goes after the press. greg: here s the difference. everything you said, everything you said is true. however, it s funny to half of america. when we are watching it, we are actually entertained. we are not taking it that seriously. we are just going oh, it is uncle donald. this is great. this is what he. does. we see it as fun. the other side is horrified. the horrible destruction of the country.ot dana: what you think of it was the reverse? if president obama was critical in this way and the rest of the country with laughing? i don t know how we would have reacted. greg: i think they re
continue using dixie cups on the sidelines? juan: yes, that s a good question. it dixie cups. how serious you think this is. kimberly: hard-hitting news. greg: what you make of my connection between espn and trump? espn proved immoral right. radical thinking. juan: i don t think they proved him right but i think the conservative echo chamber exploded. you brought it up here. greg: i m part of the echo chamber, america. juan: no, i think it s an absurd and crazy decision. the statement out from espn, it had nothing to do with anybody being offended by robert lee announcing the virginia game. in fact, it was about whether or not there would be memes and heckling. greg: teasing. juan: and that robert lee was going to be kimberly: heckling, yes. brian: i might have to work at espn.