campaign and it just goes back to the other question about if that were the case, and the president said i want to know if anybody is working with russia, why was he not sort of clued in to that and he talked about that in a tweet over this weekend, too. should he have been? in my opinion, yes. but, quite frankly, that s a judgment call. sometimes you don t want to tell people that you are worried about whether or not their organization has been invaded, so to speak. because you don t want that word to get out there. martha: judge, they are claiming that invasion was so deep it impacted the outcome of the investigation. that s what jim clapper says. yes. martha: that s a crime in progress. how cahow you cannot step in say you, you and you are off the campaign. we want to know who you have been talking to. is it not stopping a crime in progress? i understand the president s frustration that he was not informed of the fact that his campaign was being investigated. not because t
it begs the question why is it enough when other people say awful things on air. why is enough when mar uses the n word live. the question on some americans mind not what she said right or wrong clearly wrong. she should be condemned. the question is why other people tend to be pardoned in these same situations. we saw this with bill maher. we saw this with joy behar and keith olbermann who has said disgusting things via twitter and able to secure a job at espn. is the difference right or wrong, liberal or conservative? martha: no, i think wrong is wrong. take a look ought joy behar. you just mentioned her. let s play this sound bite from february 13th. it s one thing to talk to jesus. it s another thing when jesus talks to you that s called mental illness if i m not correct. jason, she basically said that christians who believe that jesus speaks to them are mentally ill or have a
shown to be trustworthy about accurately conveying information that comes from people. martha: it s important. words are important and facts do matter. here is kellyanne conway talking about another instance of this having to do with the children who were separated from their family in the immigrant situation at the border. listen to this. look at what they did this weekend. they saw these pictures of two migrant, i suppose, children in cages and because one of them tweeted it must be true. so they just retweet and retweet. those are pictures from 2014. all of a sudden they started deleting those tweets because it didn t fit their narrative about this president and the border. and that means, to me, that they didn t really care about the story about the migrant children. it didn t fit the political narrative. martha: the tweet on one of those, here it is. all of these photos are disturbing. but the first two are especially awful. and it is awful to see these kids in this situatio
again. roseanne was abc s first number one hit in 24 years today came crashing down for her and for the network that had just gushed about her during their upfront presentations after she took aim at former obama advisor valerie jarrett with this terrible tweet that you can see up there on your screen now. within hours abc released this statement. roseanne s twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values and we decided to cancel her show. joining me now with reaction is candace owens turning point u.s.a. and justin, welcome to both of you. good to have you both with us tonight. thank you. martha: this is roseanne s apology that she put out before she got fired. i apologize to valerie jarrett and to all americans. i am truly sorry for making a bad joke about her politics and her looks. i should have known better. forgive me. my joke was in bad taste. candace, is that should that have been enough or no?
mental illness. she also apologized. and last time i checked she is on the air pretty much ery day. right. and her comments were terrible. one of the things we need to realize this is a pattern of behavior biros san. she sent the exact same tweet about another african-american woman in 2013. so, when you have a pattern. martha: they knew that when they hired her at abc. everybody knew who they were getting, right? it wasn t a pattern at that point, can dat does. martha: that was me. that s okay. i m sorry. martha: that s okay. no problem. it wasn t a pattern at that point. if you have done it over and over again, and have you pictures of you as hitler and putting ginger bread men into an oven. we have to take a stand. the company decided to take a stand. martha: anybody who has been around the past 20 years watching roseanne do her stuff knows she is you know what you are going to get. she is crude and crass and says things she shouldn t say. completely up to abc s di