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bernie sanders volunteered shot republican congressman steve scalise, democratic leadership blamed both sides for the shooting. >> there is a lot of heated rhetoric from all different directions. >> i think sometimes there is rhetoric on all sides that is not quite acceptable. >> i do think the language, the rhetoric on both sides of godmother control. >> here's what president obama says. >> first of all, i think it's very hard to untangle the motives. the danger. the act of a troubled individu individual.
it speaks to a larger political statement across the country. >> let's pretend the white supremacist driving the car was a muslim. the media would call him alone wolf and say his motivations were unclear. remember, this is how cnn described the islamic terror attack in london, as a van attack. they described this as a dodge challenger attack? >> the same people who don't like donald trump say is volunteerism and they are urging him now to say whites premises on. for a party who called islamic terrorism workplace violence, spirit everybody the lectures. it's hundreds of thousands of islamic terrorists and if they have nothing to do with islam, why does one whites premises have anything to do with donald trump and we can use the left rationalization against him all day. it's tedious to listen to both sides. what we sour french fanatics. america is not a racist america.
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hopefully kim jong-un will find another path. joining me now is tammy bruce and executive editor at bussell.com, julie allen. julie, locked and loaded, does that make you nervous? a lot of people on the left upset about that. >> of course it makes me nervous. this is video game rhetoric. this is not a videogame. there are millions of lives at stake. i certainly think north korea is a terrible threat and i'm terrified by them, but i don't like when the language coming from our president. >> we've had a couple decades. we still have them cheating.
whatever they want. >> that's not what she said. >> she said we should talk about whether or not we should give them something they want. i want to give north korea anything they want. i also don't want to tolerate nuclear weapons, but i think we should talk about diplomacy. >> haven't we been talking about diplomacy and sanctions and giving the north koreans a lot over the years and were now at this point. >> i think diplomacy like that needs to be exercised to the limits of its capabilities before we talk about preemptive nuclear war. >> it's fine she wants to negotiate with the north korea koreans. >> look, responding to north korea doesn't mean we are going to use nuclear weapons. we have plenty of conventional weapons to deal with this. only think about what trump is responding to and what diplomacy gets us, we try to get auto 1 11
beer out of north korea and they sent back a man they made brain-dead. that is the president's gauge of whether north korea will be swayed by diplomacy and whether or not they are willing to hurt innocent people. >> let's go from international to national, things not going so well between president trump and mitch mcconnell, basically over obamacare. here's what the president said about our friend mitch. >> mitch, get to work and let's get it done. >> they should of had this last one done. they lost by one vote. for a thing like that to happen is a disgrace. >> the president is reacting to mitch mcconnell thing the president had excessive expectations about how things were going to go in the senate with regard to repeal and replace. does president trump has a point? he expected mcconnell to do his job. >> i know, that shocking.
>> so trump's crime is that he wakes up in the morning ready to get things done. in business, your people who are supposed to keep up with the leader. the fact is, trumps been in there for six months and has accomplished so much in this is a legitimate argument. they've had years to deal with this. my point is not that mcconnell has failed, i think things are going exactly as they want. >> you must be reveling in all of this republican infighting. >> well, i do think it's troubling that trump continues to throw everyone in his administration under the bus. that said, i don't think he had excessive expectations, but republicans had seven years to put together a reasonable repeal and replace plan. they were incapable of doing that. they put together a bill that didn't please anyone and of course was going to fail. that is the fault of mitch mcconnell and paul riley and i don't think it's unreasonable for trump to expect. >> remember this guy? jimmy walker from good times is here to defend president trump.
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nice suit on. >> yes. >> why can i tell a girl she has nice pantsuit. >> it's not over until the lady in the pantsuit says it is. >> can i say homosexual? >> that's fine. >> can i say gay. >> yes, that's fine. >> can i call someone fat. >> i think someone's body is, judging someone's body is unacceptable. >> can i say heavy? >> can i say fit? >> islamic terrorism.
you think that's offensive. >> the term terrace could be associated to anyone causing terror. you interviewing me and asking questions of me could say you're a terrorist. >> there is far too much association of islamic terrorism in general. >> are the terrace who are fighting right now presbyteria presbyterians? >> who says the pc culture has gone too far? this guy. >> it's the fuse that sets off. [inaudible] >> dynamite. >> good times. jimmy walker is now trump supporter who says it's time to be more vertically incorrect. he joins me now. jimmy, how has this changed in the world of comedy? you can't say too much without getting in trouble. >> it's impossible. the one thing donald trump has done that's amazing threat everything is he has united the community against him. >> i mean the whole community.
>> he's united i guess. >> the only people here united, whether it be gay comedy, white comedy, black comedy, transsexual comedy, they are all against trump. there is nothing positive about donald trump, and i am a donald trump guy. i think, for the most part, 85 or 90% of the stuff he does is great and people need to look at it that way. whether it's dealing with the travel ban, as you know, mexico was just in the house, they came through and the prime minister of mexico asked donald trump to come to the mexican all-star game and trump went to the game any throughout the first mexican. >> can you get away with a lot of that? >> jesse, i get away with it every night because it's a positive trump joke. >> it's not mean-spirited. if you look at all the
late-night shows, a lot of it is just really nasty. you can tell it's not from a good place. >> anytime donald trump makes a joke, people take it as a serious thing and they do all sort of analytics about it, but as steven colbert does a joke, look out. it's humorous. saturday night live made a living last year. there's a lot of people who hadn't seen saturday night live since belushi and chevy chase were on it. >> they should be thanking the president for being who he is because of hillary was president, they wouldn't have any great material. >> they would never do an obama joke, they said i had an obama impression and they say let's push back on that because we don't want to offend anybody. but they don't mind offending the sitting president of the united states. keep this in mind, he had to move to a penthouse on park avenue, all the way down to
washington d.c., section eight housing, into a house that was formerly occupied by black people. >> he was really slumming it at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> and he had to live there. he stays on his own property. >> he doesn't want to rough it in d.c. >> you know the interesting thing about that, he's been staying on his own property. he said yesterday about the diplomats, it's saving us money. that's a joke and everybody took him seriously. now we've got a look at it this way. donald trump, not staying in the white house, he is saving us money. >> that's right. he's on the golf course, playing golf, using his own gasoline. he is saved saving us tons of dough. donald trump is the kind of guy
i want to be the president. when he said fire in theory, that's the guy i want to lead the way. i want to guy talking to china, and believe me, china, the only time they pay attention to china is when we call them for food. that's the only time. when you call for chinese food they've got your number then. do not count china. >> i think in china they just called chinese food food. that's the difference. >> they call it food and then they call for maybe some mexican food and say import that but make sure nobody no. >> will have a few more seconds jimmy. are the comedians going to lighten up on this president or not. >> absolutely not. they had eight years with obama in which they could do no presidential jokes so they said finally were unleashed. >> they been saving the stuff up. >> yes in the trying to transfer the obama jokes to the trump jokes. that's where they're going.
they say let's do a joke. you are a leader in the way of trump them. >> listen, i want everyone to go see jimmy's show. he's all over the country so go check them out. you're going to laugh. it will be offensive and you will laugh, i promise. >> is calling someone a sweetheart sexist? this judge think so. we will play the tape in minute. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief.
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filed 40 lawsuits against the trump administration laming they too often ignore the law. the pace that it has been taking is described as unprecedented. there's one lawsuit or legal motion every five days since the inauguration. the pentagon and state department are rejecting plans to give weapons to the ukraine. it could be a sign of the administration frustration with russian uncooperative position. as the chairman of the joint chief of staff, meeting with chinese leaders to discuss increasing tensions between the u.s. and north korea. general joseph dunford is working to develop a relationship to reaffirm the united states commitment to its asian allies. i'm rick leventhal. back to "watters world" >> actions speak louder than words. that's the subject of tonight's waters words. north korea is trying to black
mail america. how did we get here. they failed to prevent north korea from achieving its nuclear ambitions. bill clinton gave the north koreans $4 billion, oil and help them build two nuclear reactors. here's what he said at the time. >> this is a good deal for the united states. north korea will freeze and dismantle their nuclear program. the entire world will be safer as they slow the spread. >> obviously, past presidents have failed us. they testfired a missile that can hit the continental u.s. and recent intelligence shows they have miniaturize the warhead that can be placed on the intercontinental ballistic missile. the regime still has not yet shown the ability to accurately aim the missile and have it achieve reentry into the atmosphere from space, but we believe they are very close. enter donald trump
>> north korea better not make any more threats. they will be met with fire and fury, the likes that this world has never seen before. >> this is the first time the dangerous apocalyptic statements of the north korean regime have been met by dangerous apocalyptic statements. >> we have never heard this from an american president to another leader. >> all talk and no action, democrats have done nothing while north korea has nuked up over the decades and called the president of the united states the warmonger. they tweeted north korea is a global threat that requires american diplomacy. donald trump's threat of fire
and fury is dangerous and risks war. kathleen rice added this sounds more like a statement from the supreme leader of north korea than from the president of the united states. ted lou said reckless for the president to make provocative statements about north korea and back us into a corner. we need de-escalation, not a miscalculation. it wasn't just democrats. senator john mccain had this to say. >> i'm very concerned about the level of rhetoric that president trump employed. >> with all due respect, we have to be careful. were you careful when you said this. >> that old beach boy song, bomb iran. >> senator, i know you were joking, but really. >> it was a graver threat than a nuclear north korea. the trump derangement syndrome has prevented them from realizing the obvious.
they nuked up while washington whispered fluffy diplomatic words. kim jong-un threatening to wipe out california and donald trump strong warning is dangerous? come on. this is how democrats fight aces too. don't call them radical islamic terrorists, we might be provoking them. after 911 when bush called north korea the access of evil, the democrats said bush was out of line. bottom line, democrats are more concerned about republicans words than our enemies actions. during the now, author and columnist mark stein. >> any reaction to waters words. >> you're right, so the democrats, it's always the american right that is the problem. they are the ones who will destroy the world. in fact, as you said, it's this diplomatic language that has enabled, provided the cover under which this guy has gone
nuclear. to go back to another point you made, yes, they're not actually very good at being nuclear. he might try and hit quam and accidentally hit new zealand or he might just clear the perimeter fence and hit a taco bell, assuming they have a taco bell in north korea which is not clear to me at this point. >> something tells me they don't have that. >> no, the taco bell, every item is five items or less. but that's the point. he is not very good at at being a nuclear power. if you look at the way the left was in the 80s, they were just five relatively sane countries that had nuclear weapons and the left was completely obsessed with nuclear armageddon at any moment.
>> it was president reagan who was going to create this mushroom cloud which they call the evil and empire any but the missiles, this cowboy was supposed to blow up the world. what happened. russia collapsed. >> absolutely, but you're right, they have both gone with the wind poster with reagan and thatcher and scarlett o'hara with reagan gearing mrs. hatcher in his arms and the tag, she promised to go to the end of the earth for him and he promised to arrange it. >> that's how the left, that's when thatcher and reagan had nukes, we were all going to die. now just king john and the ayatollah thing what are you guys so uptight about. what you making a fuss about. north korea has just gone nuclear. president obama gave the
iranians billions of dollars, and we all know what happened last time we gave billions to north korea, they added news on our watch. >> warm is in the crosshairs. we base a lot of the b-52 bombers over there. they will be flying these missions over north korea if they don't watch out. next week, north korea says they will test fire missiles off the waters of want. what will president trump do if we get a warning that those missiles will be fired because, they're not that accurate. who knows where they could land. >> they threatened to do some kind of disney appliquéd where they put one missile, north, south and east of the island. as i said, they're not that good. i don't think we should wait until they actually do that. i think the threat of doing that is actually outrageous enough. >> you're talking preemptive strike.
>> no, i think he should take serious measures to cut north korea off. >> north korea has 1 foot in the real world and 1 foot in not so land. it has diplomatic relations with real countries like thailand and places like that, and i don't think it should have. i think north korea should actually be living in a bubble of its own and cut off from the respectable world. >> they are pretty cut off already and they will be entirely cut off. they will have both feet in their own little hermit kingdom if they keep on acting inappropriately. thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> meet the cuddler's being hired to help people with anxiety over president trump. it's really happening. then, ashley judd gets a complement and called it sexism. we will play the tape and you can decide.
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on by the can. >> take your hand on your pock pocket. i'm going to tase you if you don't stop. take your hand out your pocket. take your hand on the pocket. >> shots fired. >> please tell my family love them. >> while. this video just released from the shooting last year. officer quincy smith sustained life running injuries and amazingly recovered. officers deserve respect. they have to make split-second decisions every day, regardless of who they are up against. this officer happened to be an african-american but we haven't heard anything from black lives matter. >> punks with guns, not just threatening police. now they're targeting trump. this time, over food stamps.
>> i can go to war with who i want to but i can go to war with donald trump. >> you guys, president trump hasn't touched the food stamp program. just a were clear. foodstamp participation is at the lowest level in seven years because he is creating jobs. i don't think these guys are watching "watters world". >> imagine you are at the beach with your family, kids are playing in the surf and out of the blue, a vote washes up with these guys. roll the video. >> that's what's happening in spain. a bunch of unscreened african refugees wash up and storm the beach. they iran for the hills before police could arrive. this year alone, almost 10000 migrants have already entered spain claiming asylum. it's unbelievable. is calling someone sweetheart sexist? ashley judd thanks so. >> i was coming through security and the guy said hey sweetheart and i said i'm not your
sweetheart, i am your client. i was already setting the boundaries. then, when i was setting my things up, he said hey, nice dress. i set my stuff on the do hickey and guess what happened next, he touched me. i didn't see him touch anybody else. then for good measure, he said one more time, have a good day sweetheart. >> after complaining to a manager the nasty woman received assurances it wouldn't happen again and vouchers for free coffee. i don't know what happened, i wasn't there if he touched her didn't touch her called her sweetheart, but is sweetheart sexist? i'll let you decide. >> you think you're fed up with your town leaders? check out this guy. >> i'm in a throw some money if you and all these people.
>> that community activist getting the school board's attention. "after words", they thanked him and donated $3 to a houston high school. >> in fake news thomas saturday night live suggesting anthony scare michie is a coke addict. >> like human cocaine. i make you feel excited and bounce on your system to quick and now that i'm gone you're depressed and edgy and trying to figure out how to score some more. >> the mooch. i miss that guy. up next, how much would you pay to be cuddled by these folks? they are being hired to help people cope with trump anxiety. you will meet them here.
>> the united states has added more than 1 million.jobs during trump's six months in office. that's great news. one of those businesses, professional cuddling. apparently. many liberals are still struggling to cope with his win and need some extra tlc. my next guest said he has seen approximately 25% increase in clientele since trump selection. training me now to explain this phenomenon, coke finder and ceo adam lipton and certified cuddler, breanna. breanna i will start with you. take a look your bio. we have it on the website. so they specialize in listening and laughter and have a passion for nurturing through non- sexual cuddling.
so cuddling is not sexual. that's what were saying so people come to you because why. >> they are looking for touch and attention and someone to spend some time with. >> and they are cuddling. you are the cuddler, so you spin them? is that how that works. >> yes, there's all different kinds of options. as long as we are following the code of conduct and keep it non- sexual then pretty much everything is up for negotiati negotiation. >> so spooning or touching or stroking, are those the things that would make people feel better. >> those are some of them, but every session is unique. the possibilities are infinite - wow. okay so everything is up for negotiation. people aren't turned on at all during the session. >> or they are sometimes.
>> we screen people, we do an intake and we talked to them and make sure that they are genuinely interested in a non- sexual session. >> so people are a little upset about president trump. you say you've seen your business improve since his election. people are anxious and seeking physical affection. >> yes. one of the people, john who was quoted in the "rolling stone" article that precipitated this is an iraq veteran who came back, and his, he has done there be in medication and wasn't really working for him so he had sought some healing touch and he states this was the most important thing for him and it's really helping him. his issue is that he had a job with the government and when trump won the election, he rescinded and there was a freeze
on hiring so he didn't get his job. those were some of the issues he had. we work with military veterans all over to make sure people who deal with ptsd and anxiety. >> imagine some people are just upset with president trump, because he has rattled their cage somehow, and they are looking for someone to cuddle them to make them feel better. >> yes. we don't really screen based on political affiliation. we have over 100 over the country in red states, blue states and purple states. our average age is in their 20s. we don't ask a lot of political questions. >> could you show me what this would look like? i would disappear in the sessions.
>> so before every session, something happens and she will demonstrate. i'll be the client. >> okay go ahead. >> adam, so i promise that if any moment i'm feeling uncomfortable, physically or emotionally, i promise i will speak up. will you promise to do the same. >> i do. >> so that's how every session starts. >> so then would you like to touch each other. >> is it okay if i put my arm around you? >> yes. >> the whole concept is about consent and boundaries. for example, it will start by saying how would you like to start your session and the client might say i don't know. they'll say you're paying for this, it's you are our. >> and at $80 an hour. >> i'm sure it's worth it. >> right now the government is spending over $4 billion on veterans with issues of ptsd just for disability. >> this can save a lot of money
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LotSidesRhetoricLeadershipSteve-scaliseRepublican-partyDirectionsShootingDemocratic-partyBernie-sandersLanguageGodmother-control >> trumpeters threatening the president over food stamps in this week's real and fake news. meet the professional cuddler hired to help anti- trump snowflakes deal with his presidency. "watters world" begins right now. >> welcome to "watters world". i'm jesse watters. terror in charlottesville. that's the subject of tonight's waters words. white nationalist showed up in charlottesville, protesting the robert e lee statue. it's important to note this is a nationwide rally that had been advertised for a month. there were only a few hundred people who showed up. the shows you how. [inaudible] it wasn't just white supremacy's who showed up. several groups descended upon the scene looking for trouble. both sides came armed with pepper spray, makeshift clubs and shields. here is an image that encapsulates what was going on. shockingly, law-enforcement in charlottesville did not get in between the protesters were dispersed the crowd. even when it turned violent. fox news reporter reported that this way. >> nobody was intent upon piece from either side. people were intent on causing havoc and damage. even wounded were bring out of the police. went to your glass started to fly thrown by protesters, the police began to evacuate. i asked the guy in charge and said where are you going pretty said were leaving, it's too dangerous. they had an opportunity to nip this in the bud and they chose not to. >> they're going to have to answer for the deer election of duty. things turned deadly when a man rammed his challenger into a crowd of protesters, killing a 20-year-old female, heather higher, the driver of the car, he is a loner and a white supremacist sympathizer. if the allegations are true, this man is a terrorist and a bigot. the crew he is running with, especially those who came to the rally armed with street weapons are despicable people. >> there is violence on many sides and we condemn it. it's been going on for a long time in our country. not donald trump, not barack obama. it's been going on for a long, long time there is no place in america that it's tolerated. we need on order and protection of innocent lives. >> he was clearly condemning violence on all side, which there was. he was looking at it from a big picture. by condemning violence on all side he was condemning right supremacist as well as the activists. but his failure to specifically condemn the white supremacist by name, who were the ones who instigated the protest and actions led to death has cause of people. >> this speech today was shameful. here's the bottom line. there was not many sides, this was one side, white supremacist trying to instill terror on the streets of america. >> america first is really cold for white first. this is what's on display right now. donald trumps republican party. >> maxine waters treated the. >> no-trump, not on many sides, your side. rob reiner said let's be clear, the hatred we are seeing lies at the feet of donald trump. during the campaign his silence condones this. john legend added we had not seen advertisers and white nationalizes in the white house condemn them too. they should not be receiving taxpayer money. michael moore wrote trumps america come the last day of whites rule. it's always a bit to have to give up power you've held for 300 years. >> the white are taking advantage. first of all, black lives matter has more ties than the republican party. lifleft-wing radical groups have terrorized this country over the past several years, so shooting police officers and assaulting innocent civilians. as a democratic party leadership can the condemned left-wing violence? knots much. as a matter of fact, after bernie sanders volunteered shot republican congressman steve scalise, democratic leadership blamed both sides for the shooting. >> there is a lot of heated rhetoric from all different directions. >> i think sometimes there is rhetoric on all sides that is not quite acceptable. >> i do think the language, the rhetoric on both sides of godmother control. >> here's what president obama says. >> first of all, i think it's very hard to untangle the motives. the danger. the act of a troubled individu individual. it speaks to a larger political statement across the country. >> let's pretend the white supremacist driving the car was a muslim. the media would call him alone wolf and say his motivations were unclear. remember, this is how cnn described the islamic terror attack in london, as a van attack. they described this as a dodge challenger attack? >> the same people who don't like donald trump say is volunteerism and they are urging him now to say whites premises on. for a party who called islamic terrorism workplace violence, spirit everybody the lectures. it's hundreds of thousands of islamic terrorists and if they have nothing to do with islam, why does one whites premises have anything to do with donald trump and we can use the left rationalization against him all day. it's tedious to listen to both sides. what we sour french fanatics. america is not a racist america. it's time we stop acting like it is. depend silhouette active fit briefs, feature a thin design for complete comfort. they say "move it or lose it" - and at my age, i'm moving more than ever. because getting older is inevitable. but feeling older? 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a lot of people on the left upset about that. >> of course it makes me nervous. this is video game rhetoric. this is not a videogame. there are millions of lives at stake. i certainly think north korea is a terrible threat and i'm terrified by them, but i don't like when the language coming from our president. >> we've had a couple decades. we still have them cheating. >> it's unbelievable. >> we've seen that that has not helped. what were hearing from the president is rhetoric that the north koreans understand, and that china understands, and the mission is to make sure they know that this is a very different time. >> he speaking their language. >> i just wanted to have you guys in the audience understand where the left is coming from. history shows we can, if we must tolerate nuclear weapons in north korea. also her friend maxine waters, no relation to jesse said this. >> i think there are some things they want from us and we have to find out whether or not we can work with them. >> that was a congresswoman coming out of the club. so let's tolerate nuclear weapons, and let's give them whatever they want. >> that's not what she said. >> she said we should talk about whether or not we should give them something they want. i want to give north korea anything they want. i also don't want to tolerate nuclear weapons, but i think we should talk about diplomacy. >> haven't we been talking about diplomacy and sanctions and giving the north koreans a lot over the years and were now at this point. >> i think diplomacy like that needs to be exercised to the limits of its capabilities before we talk about preemptive nuclear war. >> it's fine she wants to negotiate with the north korea koreans. >> look, responding to north korea doesn't mean we are going to use nuclear weapons. we have plenty of conventional weapons to deal with this. only think about what trump is responding to and what diplomacy gets us, we try to get auto 1 11 beer out of north korea and they sent back a man they made brain-dead. that is the president's gauge of whether north korea will be swayed by diplomacy and whether or not they are willing to hurt innocent people. >> let's go from international to national, things not going so well between president trump and mitch mcconnell, basically over obamacare. here's what the president said about our friend mitch. >> mitch, get to work and let's get it done. >> they should of had this last one done. they lost by one vote. for a thing like that to happen is a disgrace. >> the president is reacting to mitch mcconnell thing the president had excessive expectations about how things were going to go in the senate with regard to repeal and replace. does president trump has a point? he expected mcconnell to do his job. >> i know, that shocking. >> so trump's crime is that he wakes up in the morning ready to get things done. in business, your people who are supposed to keep up with the leader. the fact is, trumps been in there for six months and has accomplished so much in this is a legitimate argument. they've had years to deal with this. my point is not that mcconnell has failed, i think things are going exactly as they want. >> you must be reveling in all of this republican infighting. >> well, i do think it's troubling that trump continues to throw everyone in his administration under the bus. that said, i don't think he had excessive expectations, but republicans had seven years to put together a reasonable repeal and replace plan. they were incapable of doing that. they put together a bill that didn't please anyone and of course was going to fail. that is the fault of mitch mcconnell and paul riley and i don't think it's unreasonable for trump to expect. >> remember this guy? 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>> that's fine. >> can i say gay. >> yes, that's fine. >> can i call someone fat. >> i think someone's body is, judging someone's body is unacceptable. >> can i say heavy? >> can i say fit? >> islamic terrorism. you think that's offensive. >> the term terrace could be associated to anyone causing terror. you interviewing me and asking questions of me could say you're a terrorist. >> there is far too much association of islamic terrorism in general. >> are the terrace who are fighting right now presbyteria presbyterians? >> who says the pc culture has gone too far? this guy. >> it's the fuse that sets off. [inaudible] >> dynamite. >> good times. jimmy walker is now trump supporter who says it's time to be more vertically incorrect. he joins me now. jimmy, how has this changed in the world of comedy? you can't say too much without getting in trouble. >> it's impossible. the one thing donald trump has done that's amazing threat everything is he has united the community against him. >> i mean the whole community. >> he's united i guess. >> the only people here united, whether it be gay comedy, white comedy, black comedy, transsexual comedy, they are all against trump. there is nothing positive about donald trump, and i am a donald trump guy. i think, for the most part, 85 or 90% of the stuff he does is great and people need to look at it that way. whether it's dealing with the travel ban, as you know, mexico was just in the house, they came through and the prime minister of mexico asked donald trump to come to the mexican all-star game and trump went to the game any throughout the first mexican. >> can you get away with a lot of that? >> jesse, i get away with it every night because it's a positive trump joke. >> it's not mean-spirited. if you look at all the late-night shows, a lot of it is just really nasty. you can tell it's not from a good place. >> anytime donald trump makes a joke, people take it as a serious thing and they do all sort of analytics about it, but as steven colbert does a joke, look out. it's humorous. saturday night live made a living last year. there's a lot of people who hadn't seen saturday night live since belushi and chevy chase were on it. >> they should be thanking the president for being who he is because of hillary was president, they wouldn't have any great material. >> they would never do an obama joke, they said i had an obama impression and they say let's push back on that because we don't want to offend anybody. but they don't mind offending the sitting president of the united states. keep this in mind, he had to move to a penthouse on park avenue, all the way down to washington d.c., section eight housing, into a house that was formerly occupied by black people. >> he was really slumming it at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> and he had to live there. he stays on his own property. >> he doesn't want to rough it in d.c. >> you know the interesting thing about that, he's been staying on his own property. he said yesterday about the diplomats, it's saving us money. that's a joke and everybody took him seriously. now we've got a look at it this way. donald trump, not staying in the white house, he is saving us money. >> that's right. he's on the golf course, playing golf, using his own gasoline. he is saved saving us tons of dough. donald trump is the kind of guy i want to be the president. when he said fire in theory, that's the guy i want to lead the way. i want to guy talking to china, and believe me, china, the only time they pay attention to china is when we call them for food. that's the only time. when you call for chinese food they've got your number then. do not count china. >> i think in china they just called chinese food food. that's the difference. >> they call it food and then they call for maybe some mexican food and say import that but make sure nobody no. >> will have a few more seconds jimmy. are the comedians going to lighten up on this president or not. >> absolutely not. they had eight years with obama in which they could do no presidential jokes so they said finally were unleashed. >> they been saving the stuff up. >> yes in the trying to transfer the obama jokes to the trump jokes. that's where they're going. they say let's do a joke. you are a leader in the way of trump them. >> listen, i want everyone to go see jimmy's show. he's all over the country so go check them out. you're going to laugh. it will be offensive and you will laugh, i promise. >> is calling someone a sweetheart sexist? 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come on. this is how democrats fight aces too. don't call them radical islamic terrorists, we might be provoking them. after 911 when bush called north korea the access of evil, the democrats said bush was out of line. bottom line, democrats are more concerned about republicans words than our enemies actions. during the now, author and columnist mark stein. >> any reaction to waters words. >> you're right, so the democrats, it's always the american right that is the problem. they are the ones who will destroy the world. in fact, as you said, it's this diplomatic language that has enabled, provided the cover under which this guy has gone nuclear. to go back to another point you made, yes, they're not actually very good at being nuclear. he might try and hit quam and accidentally hit new zealand or he might just clear the perimeter fence and hit a taco bell, assuming they have a taco bell in north korea which is not clear to me at this point. >> something tells me they don't have that. >> no, the taco bell, every item is five items or less. but that's the point. he is not very good at at being a nuclear power. if you look at the way the left was in the 80s, they were just five relatively sane countries that had nuclear weapons and the left was completely obsessed with nuclear armageddon at any moment. >> it was president reagan who was going to create this mushroom cloud which they call the evil and empire any but the missiles, this cowboy was supposed to blow up the world. what happened. russia collapsed. >> absolutely, but you're right, they have both gone with the wind poster with reagan and thatcher and scarlett o'hara with reagan gearing mrs. hatcher in his arms and the tag, she promised to go to the end of the earth for him and he promised to arrange it. >> that's how the left, that's when thatcher and reagan had nukes, we were all going to die. now just king john and the ayatollah thing what are you guys so uptight about. what you making a fuss about. north korea has just gone nuclear. president obama gave the iranians billions of dollars, and we all know what happened last time we gave billions to north korea, they added news on our watch. >> warm is in the crosshairs. we base a lot of the b-52 bombers over there. they will be flying these missions over north korea if they don't watch out. next week, north korea says they will test fire missiles off the waters of want. what will president trump do if we get a warning that those missiles will be fired because, they're not that accurate. who knows where they could land. >> they threatened to do some kind of disney appliquéd where they put one missile, north, south and east of the island. as i said, they're not that good. i don't think we should wait until they actually do that. i think the threat of doing that is actually outrageous enough. >> you're talking preemptive strike. >> no, i think he should take serious measures to cut north korea off. >> north korea has 1 foot in the real world and 1 foot in not so land. it has diplomatic relations with real countries like thailand and places like that, and i don't think it should have. i think north korea should actually be living in a bubble of its own and cut off from the respectable world. >> they are pretty cut off already and they will be entirely cut off. they will have both feet in their own little hermit kingdom if they keep on acting inappropriately. thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> meet the cuddler's being hired to help people with anxiety over president trump. it's really happening. 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