the comedian later expressed remorse saying i apologize to valerie jarrett and all americans. i am truly sorry for making a bad joke about her politics and her looks. i should have known better. forgive me, my joke was in bad taste. as a result of the uproar, abc is pulling the plug on the wildly popular "roseanne" by releasing the statement. roseann's twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our vues and we have decided to cancel h show. speak about the tone does start at the top and we like to look up to our president and feel as though he is reflects the values of our country, but i also think every individual citizen has the responsibility, too. our government will only be as good as we make it. people on the inside have to push hard and people on the outside have to listen. >> jesse: i could not believe this news, dana, when i side break today, probably close to your hour. what a dumb thing to think and then say on twitter. >> dana: it was awful. it broke around 1:54 p.m. and so i had to call my trusty friend greg gutfeld, and i know it's one of those things where it's just beyond the pale. so abc does a very quick cost benefit analysis. he says it's not consistent with our values and a private corporation can do what they should need to do. they gave her a second chance to relaunch this program and it was wildly successful, to get signed for a second year. i really feel for the people who are working underneath that sho show. we had probably hundreds of people who will never be seen on the program but they are the ones doing all of the work on the background. running to get coffee, wardrobe, set design, and, she destroyed a lot of people's career trajectory is, obviously. she is paying a price as she should. what do you think about what happen and do you think about valerie jarrett saying, start at the top with the president? >> well well below donald trump was in office, roseann was always saying, absolutely that crazy stuff. and we knew that she said some completely crazy stuff, but maybe she changed. it's a new start, and that is not the case. a lot of people are saying that is a freedom of speech issue, but not really. read him of speech i work has consequences. we talked about this with the nfl, saying the nfl can make their own rules. so if you are going to do something objectionable roseann did at a place of work, abc is every bit right as fox news would be if anyone had done something as absurd, ridiculous and hateful as that. i do think it's incorrect to broadly blame a political party or politician over this. it's not that, it's the individual. the other point to make is, twitter can ruin a career faster than a string of phonies. i said on your show, it used to be the office christmas party that would get you fired. you could just cut to the chase, get on twitter, wasted or not, and just think, this can't hurt. i will just say this. the next day, the company cuts you because they have to. it's part of the deal, of the job. one less thing to reiterate as i sit on your show, comedians have a flaw within them and that is the desire to jump off of cliffs. people becomomedians for that reason, to jump off of cliffs. they get on stage and it's to see what happens, and this is what happens sometimes. >> and so late in a long, storied career. it's not a mistake that a 2020-year-old person would make. >> you know who made this mistake? alec baldwin. he got fired, and got a second chance. so who knows that she will be afforded. joy reid got an amazing second chance after a paper trail of homophobia. and that was after they had given another shot. and roseann ball has apologized but there is really no cure for something so abhorrent and racially insensitive. and abc acted decisively and with authority, and compelling amorality on this issue to say, listen. this is not appropriate, what happened. despite the fact that this was a tremendous opportunity for the network in terms of the show, they made the right decision to say, we will not tolerate or standby when we see one of our stars behave in aay like this and say these things on twitter. i think to equatet thou and say that it has anything to do with the president of the united states, is a stretch. roseanne barr has been a around a long time and she has a responsibility for what she chooses to do. i do think about the jobs and the people, like dana, you mentioned. we are really excited about this opportunity for the families and everybody, and i think the ripple effect will be tremendous. this was a chance for a new start, a new beginning for that show and so many people associated with it along the line, the production team and the crew, all of the above. i hope they are able to find jobs and land in a good place despite having to go through this hardship. >> jesse: she had been continuing to say political provocative things over the course of the reboot that most people wouldn't get away with in hollywood, and she was able to get away with it until she went way overboard with something out of left field like that. easy decision for abc. do you think there is any responsibility for mismanaging her or is it all on her? >> i think it was all on her. the fact that she had a long leash, they had let other tweets go at least publicly. they had given her a chance to be provocative and outrageous because that's who she is, but this went too far. they made clear this was beyond the pale, beyond the line. she could tweet incredibly offensive things on a number of issues over many years and like greg said, twitter can be very problematic. there's a reason i'm not on twitter, not that i would tweet things like this. >> jesse: is probably good that i'm not -- you're not on twitter. >> yes i know. but it's so easy to tweet and not think. she has a long history of this and it speech has. abc was absolutely within its right. >> she said it was a joke. i didn't think it sounded like a joke. >> then the apology doesn't seem real. like sorry you don't understand how hilarious i am, but because i'm so funny -- i also think that conspiracy theorists, or a conspiracy theory are dangerous. you go down this rabbit hole. it's kind of fun to think about for a second, like are there ufos and things, but you go down those dark roads. what happened, apparently she was responding to something from a conspiracy theory website and it spiraled out of control. it used to be that before twitter, all the things you said it, you might have said it to your neighbor or whoever you are hanging out with. maybe they would laugh, maybe they would not or maybe they would punch you in the face. but doing it on twitter is such a bad idea. many people think they have to be on twitter to advance their career. maria, you are a good example that that is not true. you are not on twitter for a reason for him it is hateful toward you and you don't need to see all that junk. but i do wonder if too many of us who are in television or due books or even politics and actors, we think we are so clever to be on twitter and you need to do that to advance your career, even if it's not true. >> even i would extend that to a kid working at arby's who has 20 followers who believes that nobody is going to look. >> remember that woman who went to south africa to find out she was fired? >> jesse: twitter can take something that used to be local and make it national. and maybe that's good, maybe instead of religion, twitter is now the new moral authority. now it's not the priest of that is telling you how to live, it's this incredible amorphous mob that's out there that says, no. that's wrong. i do believe -- >> that's like kathy griffin. even bill marr lost his job immediately after the comment he made it after 9/11 about the hijackers. it's not new and people do pay the price, so i'm not sure if there is a double standard. people are on twitter saying, why isn't this person getting fired after what he said about christian? >> jesse: i think this one was just so over the line. and you know kimberly, the muslim brotherhood, that get -- gets kicked around. but when you combine that with the "planet of the apes," it's so toxic and you can't really ever come back. >> there is no humor in it, ad hopefully it's a lesson to people that this kind of hateful rhetoric will not be tolerated or accepted. >> jesse: the liberal media busted for spreading fake news about trump. greg will explain, next. ♪ he's got a smile that, seems to me, reminds me of childhood memories, when everything was big as a bright new sky ♪ and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of 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cages on the floor. not so fast everyone, turns out these pictures were four years old. that was when their hero, obama was in charge. and with that, the loud condemnations go silent. but who cares now, their idol was boss at the time. this photo of an all baby seat immigration detention bus was also called a prison bus just for babies. but the photo was also from obama's era and it's a bus for field trips. and did you hear the widely shared claim about 1500 immigrant kids that were separated from mom and dad again by evil trump? these children actually arrived alone minus their parents and then were placed among sponsors. the government had lost track of them which says something about the system, the system that trump wants to fix. and so as trump cements his agenda through significant legislation, these folks have the vapors over imaginary discrimination. but if you can't blame him for that, what's next? the media can't even check the date on the photo and that's their job to check facts. all the usual suspects, identity advocates, and it's no longer a catchphrase, it's a brand. i have an idea. dana, where is it? i lost it. here it is. trump should go on national tv and layout point by point his plan to embarrass the democrats with the fact that he is actually offering a plan for citizenship that they don't. but don't do it on tweets, go out and do it. that's a good idea. >> dana: i think you could do more policy oriented speeches. just do that and nothing else. he could do an oval office of the address which would be one way to do it which really focuses the mind and means that would be a primetime address. if this was a number one issue, certainly for republicans but also an economic issue, they have all the democrats in the house and a lot of house republicans signing this discharge position to actually force votes on the daca issue, so the president would be right to get out in front of it. in the meantime, the other thing that you should do is say, i'm not going to wait for congress to fix this issue. whatever he can do to fix the system as it currently stands within the federal government, about keeping track of these children, he could lay that out, too. i don't know if you saw this over the weekend because you on like me have a life, but ivanka trump tweeted a photo of her and her son. she had a picture of her son because they thought it was like, while dismissing child narrative going on. >> i didn't really look at at e blackberry a lot, or iphone this weekend. i tried to unplug. every time i did dive in and check it out, the media was screwing up. every single time, whether it was ivanka or this. and we were talking about this story about the photos and he had a great line and he said, the democrats keep getting hit square between the eyes and they don't even realize it. think about this, you have the russia investigation, you have the kneeling, opposing the tax cuts. everything keeps backfiring on the democrats. the sad thing is, this photo goes out tens of thousands of times and then the retraction and the deletion doesn't get seen. the reason they do this, the reason they have the policy to separate children and families is to discourage human trafficking, to discourage families from taking kids across the treacherous, hot, dangerous southern border trip, and they want to discourage dangerous and illegal immigration. so if they want to change the policy, let's get a deal on daca, a deal on mirror merit-based. if you are just going to do a potshot, you're going to embarrass them. so some would say it's a more humane policy to do that. that's the argument. and that is where you pce them with sponsors like youould foster care. >> one of the problems here that's been going on for two years, there's so much emotional baggage, their confirmation bias forces them to see everything. it's got to be his fault, it's got to be his fault. they haven't yet been able to shake that. >> i think you could say the same about barack obama or hillary clinton. but never from you, jessie. because i don't listen to limbaugh. but it's incredibly emotional because these are real people's lives and as jesse just mentioned, they are very dangerous conditions. when you have unaccompanied minor showing up of the border, it's a heartbreaking situation. both sides took on to such extremes now that the space for a deal is increasing is incorrect increasingly shrinking. if the president went out and gave an address that was somewhere down the middle and try to think both sides together, i depending on what it said would think that was probably a good idea. the challenge is, the republican congress isn't on the same page particularly in the house, in a midterm here. now we are in the situation where the trump administration has separated 800 children from their parents since october, often for good reasons and sometimes not. this is heartbreaking, and no one in this political climate it seems like it's actually trying to fix it. >> you should be a sponsor. i volunteer you. when people are exposed as wrong, they never admit it. they just remove their tweets and run away. and that drives me nuts. >> yes. but that is true, you see the mainstream media making these mistakes and they chase after the accounts and they put up false stories. how glaring is this, the photograph says from 2,014. everyone should care, whatever your politics or administration you are in, about children. when you look at the actual facts of the laws, president trump has demonstrations following the law on the book in terms of what you do when people enter the country illegally with children. the goal and aim behind it is to be protective of children so it doesn't foster this whole legal of human track they came. don't enter the country illegally and don't put your children at risk. other people are following it and trying to get into the country legally. it is a nation of immigrants and we embrace and encourage people to apply for 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>> i think this is part of president trump's ongoing effort. he is trying to decide whether or not to sit down with mueller for the interview and also trying to figure out the election coming up. there are a lot of data points that republicans will lose, if not in the majority, the house. so i think he's trying to muddy the water is a little bit and this seems to be his main focus on twitter right now. i obviously don't agree and i think the molar teams despite some of their personal political identities are led by republicans. they have not indicated in any way that they are behaving in a partisan way and i think they should be able to continue. >> okay jesse, he had a few issues of his own. >> jesse: listen, mueller is as republican as comey is a republican. the democrats were concerned throughout his term, also. remember what the democrats said about james comey when he was the sitting fbi director? politics is ugly, it's rough, it's fine. people attack people, it's what they do. 13 out of the 18 lawyers on the mueller team are democrats. janine reid is prosecuting papadopoulos. she previously worked for hillary clinton when she was under investigation for emails. she previously worked for the clinton foundation and she worked for, i think it was ben rhodes when he was with obama. so not a good track record. papadopoulos, they say, that whole thing started when the clinton foundation donor tipped off the fbi. now the person who is prosecuting the guy, it seems like there is a conflict of interest. now if i were a democrat, strategist on the left, i'm going to give you guys advise. if you want to compete against republicans, i would hammer gas prices. college tuition, health care. i wouldn't talk about mueller. he's not going to turn people out in the midterms. >> thank you for that programming note, jesse. trying to be helpful on the other side. >> that's probably where he said i was going to head on this. analyst types have been complaining amongst themselves that they can't get on television to talk about anything sides of russia. the cable companies have decided this is how we are going to get ratings and this is what we are going to talk about, so they are frustrated find a way to talk about some of their programs. they want to talk about health care and they want to talk about medicare for all. if you follow the money on two things, the democrats and their primaries are running adds about medicare for all. this is a bernie sanders plan, like obamacare on steroids. the bottom side is all about getting tougher on immigration. yet -- they are not going to win in the midterms because of the russia probe. >> if they go down the impeachment trail of tears, it will not be so suspicious. >> is starting to look like an under undertow, sweeping the democrats away. but i wouldn't celebrate yet. the thing that we are really missing here, what is with the democrats and the word, bombs? way to nationalize the homeless. they spent two weeks: gang members animals, do you think it's okay to call people bombs? i mean come on. you arty dehumanizing homeless and republicans. i do think that going mueller is a bad idea. it's a complicated idea to tell voters, go after these people because they are not going after trump. that's a complicated argument and i don't think it competes with higher wages or lower unemployment. no isis or possible breakthroug breakthrough. that stuff is tangible, practical and visual, you can explain it to somebody. but to say, go after these bombs because they are not being mean enough, it's actually a message that will work. >> why do they keep sticking with it despite the fact that it's not resonating? >> i think they are caught in an emotional bubble and they can't get out of it. but i made -- coined this phrase last year. don't count your chickens before they hatched. you might have heard of it. >> it's a really timeless. >> yes, it's showing up in lots of places. >> finally you are getting the attribution that you so justly deserve. up next, the art of the deal. president trump is on track to share the nuclear summit with north korea. we will be right back. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? 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>> apparently they were not returning our calls, which is very rude. >> wait a minute, they were ghosting? yes. but my question is, was pompeo having sincere conversation? well, it's not like this is as go of a ple as a. they are getting down to diplomacy as they should and this is what happens where it' a little bit touch and go. they are applying diplomatic pressure and it seems to be working. so this is coming to a favorable result. you want this to work out, you want the president to be able to attend the summit and work out a good agreement to denuclearize the korean peninsula. that's what everyone should want internationally. so any steps that are positive towards that, we should actually be embracing. i think secretary pompeo is working very hard behind the scenes prior to this and up to this point to make sure this happens but under the right circumstances. meeting in the right time in the right framework with the right guidelines in place. >> greg, should people look at this for progress and not for affection? >> it's always a work in progress. another suggestion i coined it, this whole thing has to be a nonzero strategy. a 0-10 game is i lose $10 and you find my $10. a nonzero-sum game is where the agreement incurs no loss whatsoever. if north korea here's a claim that trump has him where he wants him, that will kill the deal because he's going to think that he is being cheated. even with an adversary or someone that you don't get along with it, the reciprocity actually matters every bit as much. this is why trump's letter was so polite, the point that people thought it was a joke. but he purposely avoided insult and maintained a level of politeness because he knew as a salesman trying to sell this in a nonzero-sum environment, such words make it into a positive event. so my process is nonzero-sum strategies. >> perhaps because we had more interaction with kim jong un, perhaps the intelligence committee has more of an idea of how kim jong un thinks. so when president set that matter, he's said to come up that will work. do democrats risk political blowback if they extinct of lee oppose the president every turn? like last week when he said the letter, he said, i knew it would fail. >> and now on foreign policy, i'd like to coin a phrase. and he's taking heat for the summit. meanwhile the amount of back channeling, the amount of alliance tending, the amount of war games during tweets and dialogue, and the diplomacy that is taking place in one year under trump's more than eight years under obama. obama really ignored the north korean issue and this president has invested so much energy into denuclearizing the peninsula, it's -- i understand how the right-hand man of kim jong un, but i don't know that the north koreans are equipped for this. it's kind of a backwards country, not a lot of statesmen over there, and they are going in with zero leverage. so there's a little hand-holding going on. >> they have nuclear weapons which i think they probably assume it's pretty clever. >> all right, we have news for you. this is a fox news alert. embattled missouri governor eric greitens has resigned. he has been at the center of a sexual misconduct and black mingling blackmailing scandal. the st. louis circuit attorney's office dropped a felony invasion of privacy charge against him but says they still have plans to pursue a case. greitens previously said he would not quit but now we have that news. if you are looking forward to your afternoon from pacino fix, you are out of luck today at starbucks. straight ahead. oh baby ♪ um...so, just...wow! um, first of all, to my fellow nominees, it is an honor sharing the road with you. and of course, to the progressive snapshot app for giving good drivers the discounts -- no, i have to say it -- for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. safe driving! for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. cliberal gavin newsom from knows becoming governor. they also know chicago lawyer john cox has thirteen losing campaigns under his belt... and cox supports bad ideas like a 23 percent sales tax! california police officers and police chiefs stand with antonio villaraigosa. as mayor, he worked with law enforcement, and cut violent crime in half. antonio for governor. better get your caramel macchiato fix in early today because starbucks is closing more than 8,000 stores nationwide for several hours this afternoon for what is called, and unconscious bias training. it's their latest effort to repair the damage caused after two black men were arrested in a philadelphia store last month. so they are closing today and have also announced a new policy about whether people can use the bathrooms. do they have to buy products from them. where do you come down on this? >> i do think starbucks overactive on calling the police and the first place, and then calling the nationwide thing. i do think though that -- and again, companies can make whatever decisions they want, i don't care. but the younger members of their staff have grown up with diversity training since kindergarten. so this is normal for them. i didn't think there would be a problem with the sleeping on the homeless, but i got this handy-dandy thing that they handed out to all of the employees today about addressing disruptive behaviors. things like people can't sleep, they can't have improper use of restrooms and they have a pretty handy guide for how they should deal with it. >> while basically they had two options, either everyone has to buy a drink or an item to use the bathroom, or no one has to. do you think this is a good move on their part from a p.r. perspective to shut down for half a day? and training isn't bad. right? >> no, roseanne could have used some training. i like this bathroom policy, i like to use the bathroom at starbucks and i don't want to have to buy a vent tape then ty from -- venti cappuccino. and they still have policies preventing drug use, and i think starbucks is a good company. they always have from the people behind the counter. they get health care and great benefits. they are going above and beyond because they are willing to lose millions of dollars for some training. usually some companies do some training just so that they can say, when we get sued, we did training. this is a real training exercise so i think that's a good thing. people do have unconscious bias for good reasons and bad reasons. >> and it was interesting to see how starbucks sent an email out to everyone who had a frequent buyer card. basically it said, i started this company because when we went to italy, coffee shops were community. this could have been a much bigger p.r. problem if starbucks had done that. >> but they already had a pretty significant amount of good will good good, good in terms of being on the politically correct side of things so when they did a quick course correction and in terms of what happened there, it's consistent with their mission statement and their image and how they are perceived by people. i mean, smart company, they are able to be incredibly successful. does dunkin' donuts have one? i was thinking about that the other day. >> now, but i disagree with everybody here, i don't like this. the phrase unconscious bias training to me sounds very dangerous because it stipulates that you are unable to prove your own biases because it's unconscious. if you apply that to other arenas in your life like you are misogynist but you don't know it or you are proslavery and you don't know it, this is like one step away from minority report where people can actually change your mind and punish you for the thoughts that they think you have. but you don't actually have these thoughts. but they are saying you have these thoughts. this is a virtue signaling brought to you by fear. if the company doesn't throw tons of money to the unconscious bias corporate, whatever you call it, the protests will never cease. but the worst part about it is, i feel bad for the employees and the paris says because they are going to become amateur social workers. they are going to be the ones that are upfront. it's not the executives are the ones that are in hr, it's the guys upfront that is dealing with the homeless guy yelling. >> and everyone trying to film everything. >> in the social justice warriors will put it on twitter and you will lose your job. >> that's whyo o sd be onwitt. okay, "one more thing" is up next. ♪ u. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focus on your satisfaction. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. wells fargo. established 1852. re-established 2018. why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids. pour it through brita's two-stage filter. dissolved solids remain? 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