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Websites that essentially were a vacuum. >> he would move to rural ohio and find companionship from a transgender bar owner named jessica watkins that would recruit him into the oath keepers. >> he found a purpose in his life because he was at rock bottom, and anybody that cared about him didn't want anything to do with him anymore because of his drinking. >> you consider him a domestic terr terrorist? >> i didn't. but i do now. >> his family says trump shares the blame. >> trump gave them a bogeyman. trump gave them someone to fear or blame things on. he gave them an excuse for their rotten l...

That they would then sell purdue pharma, plus 30 to 40 of their international businesses. 90% of all of those proceeds will go to communities around this country. 10% to the sackler family. they are currently developing a drug that will be given nationwide to those that are addicted to opioids and they say they will take no moneys from this, it will be worth $4 terr. they are not citing any responsibility to the opioid crisis. that is a part of this, that i understand is standard. but the question is all of the suits that have been brought against the family, in particular, what will happen to...

Over materials or whatever, a 4-year-old has to look a barrel in the eyes, a 1-year-old has to get her arm squeezed and pulled by an officer. a pregnant mother has to look a barrel in the eye, a father, a young father at that, has to look at barrel in the eyes a and -- we're not treated with the same respect, they try to dehumanize us and we will never be the same. i keep on picturing guns, like, pointed at me, i keep having flashbacks and it's just -- it's terrible what happened. well were terr we were terrorized. it's clear to see, everything in that video, it's just nasty, it's very sickeni...

Generate headlines is when the aclu filed a federal lawsuit in california on bee lev-- on beha of a 7-year-old and 14-year-old boy who was taken away from his mother and that went to a judge apointed by george bush and he said no when the trump administration asked him to dismiss the case. that ruling -- ruling that he would let the case go ahead and the judge's language was stark. he said the allegations at root of the lawsuit, quote, describe government conduct that around terr -- that tears at the sacred bond between parent and child and such is brutal and offensive and fails to comport wit...

Welcome back to our friday night broadcast. let's agree for the sake of the next conversation that donald trump uses the most colorful language of any president at least in the modern era and says some of the most questionable things and that is where our next guest comes in. john mcwho are terr is a linguist. he teaches at columbia and he has written extensively and he too is colorful when talking about donald trump and specifically how this president talks. that's why we talked about it with john mcwho are terr. >> professor, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, brian. >> i've been wantin...