the hbo original series, real time with bill good all right. well, i guess you heard the news that's right in new york jury of his peers found donald trump guilty on 34 counts that woke him up from where you're watching that trump was incensed. he shot out of his jerry suited to his lawyers, do something. >> what do you think i'm not paying you for yeah he's he's pretty a distraught and off these days, but i gotta say don, if there is a silver leinz, do this, you finally did something that made stormy come hey, you know what they say, don't do the porn star if he can't do the time saying worse, the democrats are trying not to gloat, but it's, it's hard to hillary clinton today tweeted locke, who up she, did not tweet that. >> she she thought that she did not but of course, this trial is not really over because i can't believe i'm saying these words, but trump is appealing yeah, there's going to be an appeal there are big talking point today is if they do it to me, this could happen to anyone yes. of course, i will have to remember that next time i'm cheating on my third wife or the porn star to pay her off when i'm running for president this morning, trump my gosh. did you see the press conference outside of trump tower? he went off. everything was fixed, everything is great. everything's unfavorable. he's out to get him as the worst day in the history of the world crazy leaves the, associated press. it, it was completely disjointed. oh, i got to say is he's still got it maga nation is distraught and spitting mad over over on fox news. judge janine pyrene was drinking straight out of the bottle now of course, drums fans, the mega nation, they're trying to buck him up. that you see when he walked out of the trial after the verdict, the roll out there singing for he's a jolly good fell and a jolly good all, of those, number, all those repubblica to her dress seeing like kim. >> yeah. now, the role an orange jumpsuit, i made it this was a touching scene in the courthouse right after they announced the verdict guilty. guilty, guilty. 34 times and they've started to take them away. lindsey graham stood up in the back of the gallery and cream. oh, wait for you yes it is funny and we can laugh at me. not lose perspective here. this is actually a very said de, in american history when a former president and possibly future president is now an american felon. and then on the other hand, i feel like tonight i'm the guy should be dancing, jerking off to guy david axelrod first he is american cinematic master or the outrageous, his cult classic musical cry berries, babies starring johnny depp was just released in for k ultra-high depth and bruhat blu-ray this week john waters is over all right. now somebody told me that you had never seen this clip. i just showed him. well, he's doing the monkey. that was that dance and that's from his era. >> you just went up and down. he forgot. he time objects oddly specific. song monkeys, you know, they puke and eat it too and dirt golf and publics are i remember when you were like a trial grouping you back in the 70s, you'd like to go to trial? i used to, but now i get recognized. i don't go right. but did you've watched this on tv earth and the thing i keep thinking is for sentencing if he gets home detention, you will hear melania's scream all the way from trump tower to the white house do you think he should go to prison well, i only want to see that one shot in the shower when they allow shutdown and that one piece of hairs hanging there and they let him out because otherwise you in jail jail, you pay the guards negin cell phone tees going to have to sneak in just for man on the block but i mean, i felt like so many of the details that came out in this trial were like just like perfect for you if you want. well, i mean, the mushroom shape of his dick, they didn't have that in a trial she said that earlier yeah. well, she had said that earlier. right. but i mean, i don't i don't know that much about dicks, but i maybe you know what what would cause what would cause it would be you know, just some kind of deformity or something. i don't know. maybe their dicks are all go pointed different ways. then everything that's why when i was younger, there was clubs kohlberg, glory hole where people just went in and, you know, and i remember i heard somebody somebody said, god, i hope it in blue a rx read he wasn't there. but you didn't know rexx read the. >> film critic? yes. okay. >> i didn't know that much about his private life. >> maybe. >> you didn't know when you're in the booth and one came in general? >> yeah. what's upstairs? yeah it was a different time than that light was cold basic plumbing and the booze we're clear, of course i'm learning so much tonight but also you cast people in a way. most directors have not. i mean, you cast tracy lords once she was a porn star, stormy daniels is a porn store. well, but the difference was nothing happens. good when you're a porn site under age and those movies are all kiddie porn. she's over that. she has a whole other life stormy daniels actually took credit. she produces our movie, geoff strikers, my friend. he's the greatest porn star ever. >> why did, why do you think there's never been a crossover, a porn star whom there was maryland chambers and there's a good new book, abef, which it was done a crossover. >> yeah, she was in the david cronenberg's movie. yeah, she crossed over some yeah, little bit, but not like a star while tracee lawyers was in a movie with johnny depp. so pretty well. yeah. >> and that's a great movie about it's about juvenile delinquency. >> 50s, they call white kids that but blacks were criminals right now, i'm sure a teenager. so juvenile delinquent was kinda sexy in i'm an adult delinquent now. i mean, it's it's amazing the way what they said about horrors and old buildings or something, if your weight around long enough, everything becomes respectable. well, yeah, i've been around a long time, definitely the movies and everything are doing center today than they ever have been pink flamingos band. oh, everyone in the country, i never i lost every obscenity case ever. right. we just pled guilty. it was easy, but then it's on obscene. but i think it's in the the. library, of congress is and we didn't even have the intimacy experts. imagine if they make you have them now oh, you're going to be all right to eat. >> do you have breath mints they. >> call them intimacy coordinate their onset. if you have to saks, right, if you're about to have a sex scene, yeah. do you have any problems with saying the line? do my balls, mama, i may but it's you think it's really needed because i've never once heard any actor talk about doing a sex scene in a way that it was sexy. >> it's, i hate film it's embarrassing, and it's a virus, can get it over with, right? yeah. so why do you need somebody to look over your shoulder? >> just one other person. you know what? some other boyer are hanging out, right? i think i mean, i don't know if this is true, but i think it was george he scott who was attributed to this blind. >> he was about to do a sex scene with a woman and he said, the actress and he said, i apologize if i get an erection and i apologize if i don't i had dirty saying this is before we had extra had to make out in french, kiss each other. >> all day in the background, they didn't complain, right? i had fun. you know, it was it was fine. it's an amazing job where you can be somebody. i heard one axis that little got a hard arm. i don't want no wonder and you can be doing it at eight in the morning. this was six in the morning. sometimes we shot early, get that morning shot on a bench yeah. >> i mean, that well. >> so um, it's it's pride month tomorrow, the beginning. i don't have a date yet but the pope right on cue. >> i know this store and faculty won't be against child molester. >> is that it'd be watching out for well, beyond beyond the gay thing is i want because it's so accepted now, i want new minorities. i want stragglers that straight guys who only sleep with gags and here's nothing wrong with the term gag either by the way, there in our community, there's also treg kings that's trans, who go further and getting dragged is what they were before more exaggerated and there's not beatniks, but neat next to cleanest people alive who snored, ajax and vacuum their front lawns and hang out and laundromats i'm trying to come, up with new perversion and then they get the work that hard. >> well, i feel sorry for young people. they never had crabs are pubic past is something we have to remember. so i think that people my age should all good crabs again for nostalgia right but i never draw one that had crabs in her eyelashes and i was talking to i thought, i was out and she even got me but if people don't know the story all right, we're referring to the pope the other day was was speaking to a group of his own and faggotry are the fact that nus or something like that, he was decrying it. >> i mean, he's he's about this before because i feel like look, i think they sometimes they call them the woke pope. i think in some ways he is, he is not anti-gay you hear, yes, he is. here's the thing. he said. think he's anti again, pope. you've got rid of one strike. they said no more eaten need on friday, we got rid of limbo. so say it's legal. who cares? he can do it in one second. okay? okay. but i think the that's true. i don't convince me. i'm the guy who made religious. okay our. >> friend went to the atheist convention. she said there were all drunks no, we are not all i know. >> when she went to the convention, she said most were oh, please. we have less reason to drink than the bill is madame madeline murray was from baltimore shia no bumper sticker rare is begging begging. >> yeah, it is. >> yeah. okay. all right. right. we're not drawing when i'm drugs, we're potheads anyway i think that what bugs the pope is that he's not i don't think he's against gay people, like he's made some moves that were very helpful and said you can get into heaven and so forth. for what makes him but he's liberal. >> he still sees hagari and you can't get married and it's not. okay. but what he's he's talking what i think what bugs him is that i think he's saying i'm not against gain is but i'm ahead of this organization which is all gay now, not all gay. they're pedophiles. that's different. >> they're not all pedophiles star, it would tell you, i used to think it is a that's an who chooses to be a pedophile. >> nobody, right? it's record, but the people that know they are in hide them, they're more guilty morally, right? i think yes yes. >> obviously. >> i think you're conflating gaze and pedophiles and that's a dangerous no, it isn't because they're not bears nuns that are pedophile. there. everybody? yeah. >> okay. >> anywhere i'm going to drop this right now. i can't saying i think what he's just trying to say is like this organization used to be about something other than game this. and now it's all about gainers. i don't, i'm not against you, but this used to be about a different thing. this guy, jesus christ and anyway, let's move on to another set. all right so it's pride month used to be called gamer gay pride, and now we would never say that because it has to be include lgbtq and all those other things i'm sorry, i don't remember all the letters now but are you for that lump but listen it's never asked me if i was gay. >> they feared it with something worse to me. >> i think gay is a good start, but it's not enough. >> but isn't it wrong to lump all these different peoples? 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>> this was a jury. this seems to be lost on the people in your party. i didn't get this stuff about dictators and we're losing our way of life. this is our way of life. this was a jury so from my perspective, i don't blame the jury. >> i think the jury was given instructions. they follow those instructions. they looked at the facts, the problem i have is i prosecuted for 25 years. i never ran for office and said, i'm going to get somebody number one. number two i never tried a case or handled a case, are supervised a case that didn't follow a very specific pattern, the police are called, there's a dead body, there's four bullet holes, there's a robbery, there's a burglary and the what happens before the who then the police go out and investigate and determine who in this situation, the police the police, the prosecutors said, we're gonna go i'm going to hold donald trump accountable. end he did. and that's what people are objecting to is if they can hold donald trump accountable, they can aim at one person. this is a dangerous situation for our country. what's wrong with holding people accountable? that's what the law does accountable you and i and david have all committed crimes. >> if we want to take a magnifying glass and it's legal honestly you don't need a huge magnifying glass in this case. i mean, this is you got to michael cohen went to prison for his involvement in the thing that donald trump got convicted for yesterday? so i don't i don't understand. but how that is taking a magnifying glass that it was there for everybody to see the question is whether the guy who masterminded the thing would be held accountable. and now he is i think it's a good thing. i think it's a good thing in this country. if no matter who you are, you are held accountable when you break the law you are such an honorable member of congress, you know, this democracy rests on rules and laws and norms institutions. it's dangerous when the guy in charge doesn't believe in any of those and doesn't think they applied to him. that's a really dangerous for our countries. so this kind of rhetoric is nuts. >> jedi go to jail over the top. >> that rhetoric is over the top. i'm not excusing, i'm not excusing donald trump's language at all what i'm pointing out is that i can't even understand is language i don't i'm pointing out is that this is a dangerous precedent. if you don't think republican da's republican attorney general's, i going to turn this around. they will. and what i saw in congress was i saw two impeachments that were unwarranted. and the democrats talk to me about that after the fact. >> now we also nar in impeaching my orcas and we're impeaching we're trying to impeach biden what one side does the other side picks up on very quickly. >> it's a bad slope for that's right, but that's a false equivalency as to who's committing the crime. i mean, there are bad things done in both side, just not nearly an iq equal measure. i mean you're right, it's a convoluted case. i brought in what we had said i did toil about this way back saying, i don't know if they should bring this case. it's people just going to see it about a second case here's what we said. joe six-pack is not going to take the time to wrap his head around how the statute of limitations applies to a misdemeanor of falsifying business records if it involves a violation of state election law. in a second crime involving a federal campaign conditional on the residential status of the defendant that's kinda hard to put on a bumper sticker yeah. >> so but i always got it should have been brought generally by merrick garland because it is that's really the case and that you know, that's the weird thing. it was a falsifying business records case in the state, and yet the closing argument was all about, hey, this is what got him the election. this is what and it did it get them the election? i don't know did russia get them the election? i don't know. and you can't relitigate all that stuff. i never thought the democrats were right to be talking about. he's an illegitimate president. >> he got the votes i agree with you on that, and i agree with you. >> look, when this is not the case, they keep saying, well, this is a biden orchestrated plot. first of all, you can say a guy is senile and in competent, but he's the diabolical mastermind what i said. >> from the beginning nobody would have chosen this case. there are four cases. some of them are very, very serious. i mean, i disagree with ken about january 6 and the presence involvement in overturning the election of many of the people who voted against convicting him in that impeachment said, well, it's up to the courts now. and now. the courts are being frustrated or the public who wants action is being frustrated because the president wants to delay it past his election. but i said at the time that this case was being contemplated, that if you have to say porn star and novel legal theory in the same sentence maybe, you, better think about yeah. i mean, it's early today, it's ding dong, the wicked witch is dead, but i've seen this monster arrived from, arise from the ghraieb so many times. >> i think anybody's nuts and predicts what, how what reaction what the long-term effect of this will be, except for one bill i did podcasts earlier this week with chris christie, who knows him very well. and he said, you guys are all thinking about how voters are going to react to this. think about trump's going to react to it because the two things that he fears the most or bankruptcy in prison and he is going to become angrier and more paranoid and more apocalyptic if he is found guilty. and we saw that this morning, that was a bat crazy press conference not the first i've seen, you know, over there has been many sort of lives in that state. i don't i didn't see a big difference between but but but that's now here's the key question. is he going to and go to jail? would this judge dare do that and should he should i mean, i've heard some people say if he his name wasn't donald trump, he would definitely get jail time. but sending in a former american president to jail under no, that's something i'm asking i don't think he goes to jail on a white-collar crime like this. i just don't think that's the sentence. if you look at the sentencing history for crimes like this and manhattan, i just don't think it gets jail time for some offense. and your point is right. listen a lot of people in my tribe don't like it when i say this, but yeah, i think there is something about jailing of former president especially on something like this that is to me worrisome for our country and i would really be shocked if this judge gave them a prison sentence for this. >> i mean, mega nation will go nuts. i don't know if that's a reason to or not to do something. but they will. >> yeah. but one of the things about this apocalyptic language that you hear from all of these the amen chorus is, they really are inviting violence. and that's a big concern of mine and trump has completely restrained in suggesting that maybe that's appropriate. i mean, he hints that all the time. that's how he got in trouble on january 6, and he's doing it again because i think he's more desperate now than it was then but if they put him in jail, i know it'll happen because the judge's name was juan yes. >> everything becomes racial in this country. that's partly because of our horrible despicable racial past. partly because some of that racism lives on in the president and some of it because the far left makes everything racial but that's what it's going to be. i mean, you see that movie, civil war, that's out now. >> i have not, i've heard, i've heard that i should yeah. >> no, it's socks. >> all right. good you send me two hours? yeah, i did well, i'm sorry. that's a harsh reveal. the actors are great, but it sucks because they don't explain why we're in the civil war. and it's just not realistic. first of all, california and texas are on the same team and they never they never explained that the federal government is fighting the western alliance, which is us in texas rarely on the same sayyed and like, you know it's unclear who's on what side and for what reason. and there's black people fighting alongside a white people i'm i'm sorry, but i just feel them to see the movie. no. you don't a civil war in this country. >> i'm sorry to say, becomes eraser for that's, that's the sad truth about this country. and they put him in jail. i mean, that's the first thing has supported you're going to say is, oh that's what it is. well, that's the first thing a black he will district attorney, you know, all these people who are the district attorney's they're black. the judge was not white. this is what it is. >> so which team or the nikki haley voters on i got to figure this out she the one who shot the dog that's the other one i'm sorry. all right. >> let me ask you this question because i'm worried about biden as many people are and david, you've said things like there's a lot of leadership talent in the democratic party poised to emerge like cicadas that sounded like you wanted someone else at one point. i mean, i certainly did. i i loudly said, i thought he would be ruth bader biden if he continues to run, but he continuing to run. >> but here's what i read in politico, a pervasive fear, sense of fear has settled in at the highest levels of the democratic party over president joe biden's reelection prospects, even among office holders and strategists who had previously expressed confidence the debate is june 27th. >> we never had one before that conviction. if joe really shifts the bed, would that be a good opportunity to make the switch them? >> listen that is a fantasy that i hear a lot yes, i did rate. >> i like joe biden and i worked with him and i was grateful to work with them and i think he's done a lot of very, very fine things as president for which history will be kind to him. that's not the question. the question is whether at this age he should have run, but he did run. and right now, he is the nominee of the democratic party. weird, this is not 1968, where the convention chen is going to decide. we change the rules. voters nominated candidate, they've nominated joe biden and he's not going anywhere and there's no delegation of elders. i mean, how do you find elders anyway, but there's no generation. there's no generation of elders who are going to go to the white house tell him that he can't run. he is going to run. and one of the reasons they wanted an early debate, i'm sure is to focus people on this is the choice. it's trump and biden. i mean, you can take the easy way out and so i'm not going to vote for either of them. but one of those guys is going to be present in the united states and people out of focus on that and and give up on the sort of fantasy of that. there's going to be on canvas about direct what's it like to hear from the people actually leaving the headlines. >> i'm audie cornish, might cnn podcast we'll talk to the people behind the trending stories i've got a lot of questions. >> your assignment with body cornish. listen wherever you get your podcasts a new group does assignments in my bag like a bunch of groceries. >> alice qizan, greece just contemplate freedom. >> you can take your eyes off the new 2024 jeep wrangler in gladiator sheep there's only one top off this memorial day were 2000 bonus cash allowance. i'm 2020 jeep wrangler gas-powered models and gop-led here. stop by your local dealer for a test drive and experience opening their freedom today, everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. >> news censored in clinical white rights, two shades, whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity of production. >> i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients a perfect day for a family outing shingles doesn't care, but she wrote taps only shangri-la is proven over 90% effective vaccine used to prevent shingles and adults 50 years and older does not protect everyone who does not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or previous dose and increased risk of de dion bar a syndrome it was observed after getting chambers 19 can also happen. >> the most common side effects are pain redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shamed works today? 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>> pope has to tell us what is the right amount of faggotry in the catholic juror and how do you measure it? because here in hollywood we generally use a ruler now that scientists in switzerland have developed a substance that can prevent alcohol from getting a drunk someone else to explain to them that that's the whole point of alcohol yes i know it's aged in oak barrels and has nodes of cinnamon and orange ride, but that's all window dressing for the main thing and gets you up the notes. >> that's the window dressing getting up that's the window neural. someone has to tell bark air are the new airline that allows dogs to fly in the main cabin with their owners okay. but not for a red eye flight we've all been there. you're tired, you just want to get some sleep and the behind you won't stop yapping yes. >> bark airlines because even creatures that look balls and sniff, draw the line at flying spirit and finally new rule if you're out protesting for a couple of hours wearing this, you have to go all the way and spend an afternoon running errands, wearing one of these you can't sayyed with the people who ruthlessly oppress women without at least getting a taste of what you're supporting well now that summer is here on the hamas backing college protesters have disbursed back to their summer internships at goldman sachs i thought it might be a good time to say this i actually admire your youthful idealism and our world would be poorer without it. much like your parents who just wasted 300 grand on that ignorance factor, you call a college not that i think it's your fault being this poorly educated and morally confused that takes a village. schools over indulgent parents, social media that priest to rub lotion on you but but three cheers to you for at least having the impulse to seek a cause and something bigger than yourself it's just that the one you picked he missed the boat by a mile but here's the good news. >> you want a cause. because i totally got one for you a part died. >> yeah, a part died. the thing you've been shouting about with israel for months, never mind that israeli arabs are actually full citizens. you learned that word from a to chain song and discovered that protesting south africa's apartheid in the 80s was a righteous cause. and so it was to this day when celebrities are asked who was the person they most admire one name is always the safest choice. >> nelson mandela. nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelson mandela so so naturally when you heard that israel was an apartheid state, it gave you such a boehner, you literally pitched a tent you knew how wrong it was. >> when tens of millions of south africans had been treated like second-class citizens just because of their race. >> but here's the thing today. right? now, hundreds of millions of women are treated worse than second-class citizens. when you mandate that one category of human beings don't even have the right to show their face. that's apartheid. >> and it goes on and a lot of countries for the last couple of years, women in iran have been saying, take this job and shove it because in 2022, a young woman named mahsa amini was arrested for wearing her mandatory hijab, incorrect? glee and then died in police custody. and now security forces have killed over 500 people protesting her death. and this obvious human rights violation. how about defunding those police amnesty, international says that a iranian authorities are waging a war on women that subjects them to constant surveillance, beatings, sexual violence, and detention. what p. diddy calls a hotel stay in a ran me to isn't a movement. it's what a woman says when another woman says, my life sucks jasmine muhammad is a human rights activist who got married off to a muslim man with fundamentalist views about women, not exactly uncommon in the muslim world he forced her to wear the nic cobb all the time, including once beating her because she took her took her hijab off at home because the apartment had a window through which people might see in and this was in vancouver here's what he has mean said about veiling. it just suppresses urine humanity entirely. it's like a portable sensory deprivation chamber and you are no longer connected to humanity. you can't see properly, you can't hear properly, you can't speak properly people can't see you. you can only see them just little things passing people on the street and just making eye contact and smiling. that's gone you no longer part of this world. and so you'll very quickly just shrivel up into nothing under there. and that's my answer when someone says islamophobia really feminists come on. there's got to be a happy medium between a husband making his wife where this and her husband making his wife where this i know but 16, 19 was bad, but this is happening right now right under your nose rings and it's not just the clothes. 15 countries in the middle east, including gaza, have laws that require women to obey their husbands laws. not just harrison butker's opinion and. >> those societies also have guardianship laws, which means a woman needs permission from her husband to work, to travel, to leave the house, to go to school, to get medical attention? >> nothing honore killings where women are murdered by their own fathers and or brothers happens so frequently, they can't even have an accurate account count of how many in 59 countries there are no laws against sexual harassment in the workplace and many have no laws against domestic violence or spousal rape. >> 20 countries have mary your rapist laws? multiple societies have laws about what jobs women can and can't do. make a barbie movie about that? 30 many countries practice female genital mutilation and 650 million women alive today, we're married as children. kids if you really want to change the world and not just tie up monday morning traffic this is the apartheid that desperately needs your attention. gender apartheid this is what should be the social justice issue of your time how about from the river to the sea, every woman shall be free. but but in reality it's not an issue at all for one reason, the people who are doing it aren't white. >> i hate to have to be the one to break it to your kids, but non-white people can do bad things to now white on black racism certainly think has been of one of history's most terrific scourges. but also it's true that in today's world being non-white means you can get away with murder. so good on your kids for following your instinct to protest social injustice. just remember when it comes to finding a cause. pulling your head out of your is an important rite of passage all right. i'm sorry on the fourth 14th thanks, david axelrod, ken buck, and john waters. now go october time. i knew to thank you. >> in one of the most active tornado seasons ever, you can't control a tornado what kinds of interventions can we design go inside the store? 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