said about germany under merkel, disaster, you know, he s cast it in the most negative terms, justin trudeau, people in his administration have said there is a special place in hell reserved for justin trudeau, and one can go on. contrast that with the kinds of things he said about vladimir putin or about xi in china, about, you know, congratulating him for becoming dictator for life. saying that kim jong-un who runs probably the most repressive regime in the world is dearly loved by his people. it does feel as though, you know, he s uncomfortable at nato, an alliance of democratic at lies, but would be much more comfortable with some kind of a not a g-7, but an s-7, a strong man seven if you could con vukt all these guys and put them together, this he seem to speak the same language. well, you know, fareed, i m so glad you wrought that up because that s exactly what i was thinking. remember back to the nato summit
disparagement of the president calling him little rocket man, plus the sanctions, does this cast it in and different light? gillian: it does. the administration has gone from every opportunity reminding the north they have a bigger nuclear button and military capabilities. now president trump is acting like the triangulator-in-chief. there is a dramatic change in tone. it s and reaction of reality. howie: the media says there is a reason no previous president has met with a north korean dictator. mollie: i think they are not understanding a lot of the context of this, saying you
sympathy for others, of being about victims to being about the outrage of the american public at our congress that is actually doing the wrong thing on this issue. i m glad you brought us this. ari, are we being naive? as we talk about this as a policy issue and issue of reelection, is this just about the fact that p barack obama did in fact win reelection and the one place where he could be stopped and stopped and stopped is in the u.s. house of representatives, is in the u.s. senate where they simply can say, we re not going to stand with the president. because, what we heard about senator heitkamp as troubling it is, if it had been the 60th vote, she would have cast it. whether that s true or now. because we weren t going to get to 60, and that s the new baseline about governing, it s just about stopping the
privacy of their own homes. free up our police to direct their things to things that are much more important. these people aren t going to get in the car and drive. hell, they can t even kind their far keys after a good joint. so the issue really is about criminalizing things and making a pathway for our young boys, chiefly boys, from the high school straight to prison. that pipeline is as straight as it s ever been. krystal, another change versus just a few years ago, same-sex marriage. here are the nine states plus d.c. where it is legal, another five states allow civil unions. you can see them there. poll numbers show it s growing in acceptance as well. what s happened here? there has been a remarkable change in acceptance, and i think it s been sort of, you know but is it because those who have fought for this right have cast it as a civil right? i think that s definitely part of it, and pop culture is a
like you have rarely seen him on race and politics. do you think america is more or less racist since the inauguration of the first black president? i think what barack obama is going through the race. michael jackson. i watched him transform himself from the child he was to the figure he became. all those facelifts and distortions. i found it to be a very sad, sad journey. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening, we start with breaking news tonight. a live shot from downtown new york. the clock is ticking. a potential confrontation of the group occupy wall street. they have to clear out by 7:00 tomorrow morning to clean up. they say it s an excuse to get them out. the united autoworkers union is going to show up. my next guest knows more about this than anybody else and why they are so fired up. it s michael lewis. what do you make of all this occupy wall street? are they right? do you know what they are protesting about? do they know what they are protestin