Illinois and Texas Congressional primaries are next month. It’s getting serious. We’re taking America back. Down With Tyranny’s Howie Klein tells us which races to watch. Then Comedian Jon Ross recalls one of his failed auditions for an NBC sitcom.
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Nobody should donate to PBS until we are assured that no PBS money is used to pay Charlie Rose’s settlements for sexual assault. There’s a revolution afoot. America is about to run on estrogen, and I tell white men why that’s a good thing for white men. On today’s show we discuss every single powerful man in Hollywood and Washington accused by more than two women of sexual assault. We’re taking and then naming names with Down With Tyranny’s HOWIE KLEIN and Comedians JOE DEVITO and AARON BERG.
A sixth woman says President George Herbert Walker Bush sexually assaulted her when she was 16. Bush apologizes. We go over the entire list of sexual predators in Washington and Hollywood. The victims are finally believed. HOWIE KLEIN talks Judge Roy Moore, NANCY GILES from MSNBC and CBS Sunday Morning on why victims are finally believed, the world’s hardest working pediatrician in comedy DR. JAY SUTAY talks ear wax, Comic AARON BERG is trying to stay married, JOE DEVITO reveals the shocking news that Steven Spielberg has sexually harassed nobody, and JACKIE “THE JOKE MAN” MARTLING makes us laugh.
Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, his protégé Rick Gates and the less well-known Trump campaign foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos have all faced scrutiny before Monday. Here are our favorite stories on them.
American taxpayers have spent $1.46 trillion on wars abroad since September 11, 2001. The Department of Defense periodically releases a “cost of war” report. The newly released version, obtained by the Federation of American Scientists Secrecy News blog, covers the time from the September 11th terrorist attacks through mid-2017.
WASHINGTON — Black congressional leaders, historians and commentators blasted White House Chief of Staff John Kelly’s assessment of the causes of the Civil War and comments about former Confederate Gen.