that you said you do on your radio show, it s entertainment. ankh and i think you have to do that in politics. that s why you re seeing donald trump it s a hearing. it s not about entertainment. if you lied, you need to own up to that. but i m talking more about the celebrities endorsing. you to bring a little entertainment to politics. and i think that s the whole point of it. that s why donald trump ted cruz said he would love to host snl. i just saw that. katy perry needs to be careful, though, and other celebrities. as these candidates become more polarizing, which i think hillary really has become over the last few years, a lot of my friends who are democrats are going to bernie sanders now. they don t even want hillary anymore. they need to be careful about it. but you re also seeing, because i think you re seeing a shift because of maybe donald trump and the celebrity that he celebrity. you re seeing all these republican candidates go on late night talk shows. i
you were just in my office giving me an award. and indeed walker sort of did give him like all big donors to his campaign got something like having to do with his 2014 re-elect. this is the part where when these guys come after trump, trump sort of kills them with, well, remember that time you k asked money from me or remember that time you were looking for support from me? and i think that s what makes it has put all of these guys in a box a little bit. trump is not wrong. perry and graham look after him and look where they are right now. paul is i think is in a mode of oh we some might call it desperation. i don t know if he comes out on the good side of this. and he pointed out that hillary in the debate had actually gone to his wedding and when we asked her about that, i asked her about that in new hampshire just two days ago. she didn t really have an answer. she said, well, it s entertainment. i thought it would be fun. i was in florida. she didn t really explain why she was
battle on our hands with north korea. exactly. very good point to make. will? right. i would love to laugh along with dennis rodman. he has been good at reminding us that whatever we re paying attention to, for example, sports and basketball, it s entertainment, but not on this. this is serious. he was embarrassing yesterday. george stephanopoulos addressed it as it should be, as a serious topic, talking about prison camps. and dennis rodman was embarrassing. he doesn t know what he s talking about. he s over there talking to kim jong-un, who he described as a good guy. cnn contributors l.z. granderson and will cain, thanks for being with us. it was on here, the threat talked about all over washington, gene sperling with longtime washington reporter bob woodward. woodward said he was threatened on his recent reporting on the spending cuts. however, we need to clarify, he did not name sperling. sperling finally responded to cnn s candy crowley. bob and i have known each
doesn t really work that way. that s made for tv. but let s get back again to serial killers. because there are shows like dexter where the serial killer is actually a police officer and works in law enforcement and actually shows people how to cover their tracks and what information law enforcement might be able to find out and might not be able to find out. exactly. okay. well, there again, dexter is a television show. and that show is dramatized, so it s entertainment, so people like to watch it okay. but let s take dexter and transfer him into a real serial killer, okay. real serial killers, they re part of our community. i mean, the guy in long island. i would almost guarantee you he lives in that area. he s probably watching every move that police make on cnn or the local news station. and so you have a difference there because we re talking
comes together. we are coming from two different points of view, a democracy. we ought to do that, but we come for the purpose of fighting. and it s entertainment, i guess, for the motion for some. but for some it gives them an excuse to exercise the bitterness that is deep inside of them. we ve got to watch what we say. we re not doing it. it starts in campaigns, you know. campaigns now are opportunities for people to say anything and do anything about one to each other and about one another. it s devastating and will probably get worse unless something dramatic happens. congressman labrador, i mention the tea party in this context, because not to assign any blame, but because of the some of views about the role of government. divisive health care reform has