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else, he will tweet it to try to reclaim our attention, but he is a fascinating figure, and i think that people are really interested in it. i would say that with this new "roseanne" show, that i found it a little bit cathartic, and when i watch the cable news as someone who talk s a lot about donald trump, it tends to stress me out, but i found this show, even though trump was certainly a big part of the show, i, it was more relaxing to me, and comforting to see people who disagreed and love each other. we don't always see that on the cable news. >> yeah, you are laughing instead of pulling your hair out which is reaction that the guests have amongst themselves in the discussion, and the viewers at home, too, and i asked my husband what did you think. i want to ask you about the trump's nominee about the new secretary, and this new topic this week, the president's personal physician, ronny jackson and he had that press conference that helped him to get the nomination.
entertainment. tv shows made in hollywood and new york, and so the people who are making the shows often don't have the sensibilities of middle america, but i hope it does not happen. i hope that what happens instead is what is happening on the show where you have people who disagree. and aunt jackie and roseanne who still love each other, and they are still friends, but they disagree, you know, starkly about politics. >> let's take a look at the numbers here. the "roseanne" premier more than 18 million, and the stormy daniels' interview on "60 minutes" 22 million viewers, and so both huge, and what is to say that the two most watched tv moments are still related to trump. >> no doubt that donald trump drive s t drives the conversation nowadays. you just can't get a wai way fr. he likes it. he likes to dominate the headlines and the news and if we start to talk about something
but people were intol the rant of the views. >> and if you don't believe like everybody else, it is like 1930s germany. >> reporter: and roseanne as hammered democrats including hillary clinton. >> you accused her of being a murder on twitter, didn't you? >> i did not. yeah. >> then you know that i am going to be finding the tweet in the next 40 seconds. >> well, i deleted it so [ bleep ] you. >> and others may have the say on the show. >> what is up with the girl's clothes? sdwli like this. this is me. it is colors that pop. >> reporter: and the star on the right gets the last word. >> i should have tried to understand the reason you voted the crazy way that you did. >> and i should have understood that you want the government the give everybody free health care because you are a good hearted person who can't do simple math. >> reporter: tom foreman, cnn,
of the show say about our political divide. >> look, she promised to get along and knowing the both of you i am guessing that you are the one keeping the feud alive. >> what's up, deplorable? >> i don't have time for this. ♪ aww thanks for loading, sweet... oops. oh burnt-on gravy? gotta rinse that.
washington. joining us now is cnn political commentator and columnist for the daily beast matt lewis, and it is entertaining to see the few clips around and the show drew in viewers and already renewed a second season, and when you are look ing at the markets where this show rated the highest after that first season or the first episode of this season, and tulsa, cincinnati, pittsburgh, kansas city, and is that possible that roseanne could be a rallying point for republicans just as john stewart's daily show was for m democrats? >> well, possibly, and i'm glad that you and i both also like t the colors that pop clearly in the wa way we are dressed. >> we are easter egging, right? >> yes, and i hope that does not happen, but it could happen. it is really like two americas. one america, and it is pretty obvious that middle america is underserved in terms of the