[speaking russian] how is that for my pronunciation. brian: what? [speaking russian] i know i m going to get a million tweets about my awful pronunciation. ainsley: are you shocked next topic they spent a lot of time on is climate change. of course not. narrative shapers and narrative workers. meanwhile so much injustice. there is so many other real stories going on in the world. but these people have an agenda and they refuse to admit it i have to give a shoutout to james o keefe and project veritas who have been exposing that. they did yesterday. subject of the white house press briefing and of course of a lot of consternation among the people who would rather cover their bias up. brian: producer was exposed. see that everywhere. producer exposed on camera not denied by cnn, coming out and saying that they don t see any russian angle but told to push it forward because it means ratings.
but because the base at this thing are people who celebrate not just hypernationalism in the united states but you got, you know, crazy applause for nigel farrage, he gave a shoutout to marine le pen, wild applause. the far right xenophobic movement in fwrans. it s very they ve always been maybe around the fringe of cpac, now they are cpac. michelle goldberg, thanks for joining us. still to come, after a week of passionate and fiery town halls across the country, what will next week look like when congress is back in session? plus, a new obama sighting today in tonight s thing 1 thing 2 after this break.
alt-right so they ve created an alternative history of the alt-right in which it s a left wing movement. it s so weird anddemented. but because the base at this thing are people who celebrate not just hypernationalism in the united states but you got, you know, crazy applause for nigel farrage, he gave a shoutout to marine le pen, wild applause. the far right xenophobic movement in fwrans. it s very they ve always been maybe around the fringe of cpac, now they are cpac. michelle goldberg, thanks for joining us. still to come, after a week of passionate and fiery town halls across the country, what will next week look like when congress is back in session? plus, a new obama sighting today
wasn t a political event. but as donald trump cut the ribbon on a new hotel in washington surrounded by his top aides, he also carved out some time to give a shoutout to newt gingrich, a top surrogate. by the way, congratulations, newt, on last night. that was an amazing interview. we don t play games, newt, right? reporter: trump was talking about this interview on fox news where gingrich clashed with host megyn kelly, who was pressing him on the allegations of sexual misconduct. you are fascinated with sex, and you don t care about public policy. me, really? that s what i get out of watching you tonight? you know what, mr. speaker? i m not fascinated by sex, but i am fascinated by the protection of women and understanding what we re getting in the oval office, and i think the mesh voters there more, we re going to send bill clinton back to the east wing because you re worried
family. so i think putting these together is really advancing the discussion we re having of overincarceration in the country. let me give first a shoutout to ella baker, they re located in california and they do phenomenal work. secondly, i think what ta-nehisi has said makes the case for what he wrote about in his first piece, the case for reparations, okay. secondly, let me put a couple of thingings in context in terms of public policy in terms of our incouri incarceration rates. formerly incarcerated individuals out now who were prosecuted for a drug conviction are denied pell grants. that s wrong. secondly, ineligible for life, drug offenses. for food stamps. snap benefits. thirdly ineligible for public housing. what michelle alexander titled her book, the new jim crow, we see policies now that are