mary richard working for lou granted. it was then that she helped redefine the cultural boundries for a single career woman who could stand up to the boss. >> could you answer the questions as i asked them. >> you asked personal questions that don't have a thing to do with my qualifications for this job. howie: when she dried this week i was struck by how many female journalists said she inspired them. >> it was during an impressionable time in my life. she is an independent woman pursuing a career. and i thought, why not, why couldn't i do the same thing? reporter: the actress said she was a libertarian centrist who watched a lot of fox news. thanks for joining us. hope you lining our facebook page. check out my news abuse segment. it's something we do every monday night with tucker carlson on his show. let's continue the conversation on twitter at howard kurtz. back here next sunday, hope to see you then with the latest buzz.

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there. essentially being sued. clayton: how could a judge after lou this to go forward? wouldn't a judge throw this out? >> well, the government put together an act called the military commissions act which they thought would protect us. but what the judge has ruled is that for purpose its of the military commission act, dr. jessen and i are not agents of the government. even though by any rational sense we would be. you know, it's a legal decision. and we still haven't had a chance to tell the judge our side of the story and hopefully he will listen to that and this will get dismissed for other reasons or it will go to trial and i'm confident we will win. i can't imagine we live in a world -- we can't even depose this guy who blew up those embassies because he can't get in to our country. and he ge can't get in to most other countries. we have to send people around the world talk to him. >> and is he suing you. ed: a patriot like yourself who has been trying to protect america for so long should not face a lawsuit from terror detainees. completely absurd. james mitchell thanks for

person has a visa now they will not abe loued to enter the united states according to the new executive oortd. also implementing a 120 day moratorium admitting refugees to the united states, indefinite ban to refugees from syria. this also could seek to create safe zones in syria so those refugees would have a place to stay. refugee admissions in the year 2017 in the united states, will be reduced by 50%. they will only allow 50,000 people into the country instead of 100,000. it will in the future prioritize refugees admission based on religious persecution. implement a process of extreme vetting. and implement biometric entry-exit screening for all nonimmigrant visas. everyone who's entering the united states who doesn't plan to stay here long time. president trump a short time ago in philadelphia said all of these measures will enhance the security of the united states. listen. >> president trump: border security is a serious, serious national issue. and problem a lack of security pose as substantial threat to the sovereignty and safety of the united states of america and its citizens

phyllis, do you remember that? steve: and lou grant. ainsley: i don't like getting older. i don't like all of this change. steve: if you have not seen the mary tyler moore show because ainsley is a little young for that, you can watch it on hulu and stuff like that. but it was the funniest show. they had an anchorman, his name was ted baxter, and i remember one episode, ted is doing the news and suddenly he's handed a paper and he says i have just been handed a bulletin. you have something on your tooth. [laughter] ainsley: oh, that's great. steve: it's the best show ever. the guy who invented the simpsons, so many movies, he was the genius behind that but really it was mary. she was great. ainsley: it would be great if they start replaying the shows. everyone would watch it because some people who didn't have a chance to watch it would love to watch. brian: just go to steve's house. he has them on dvd or vhs or three quarter. ainsley: she did a lot for diabetes research too. brian: two minutes after the top of the hour. donald trump really busy yesterday. talking about sanctuary citie

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>> she was amazing. that show spawned so many other shows. lou grant, phyllis, rhoada. that defined the 70s for me. that was before "the love boat." >> "love boat was my favorite show. >> you are the cruise director. >> i'm the bartender. >> friday, february 3rd, i get to do something i want to do for so long. i'm going to nashville, tennessee, . i'm going to be there, i hope you meet me. i would love to meet you in nashville. greg and dana, short stories this weekend. i think there's a few tickets left in washington, d.c. there may be a guest appearance by somebody else in the on the table. >> bob. it's >> kellyanne conway , great outfit she wore. she came out, she said, in defense of the press secretary that there were alternative facts when donald trump said more people came to my inauguration then in history. the pictures proved he was dead wrong as usual. kellyanne conway comes out and says alternative facts. alternative facts are lies. think about that. she got interviewed by nbc. these people live in george orwell's 1984 which is now the sixth biggest selling book in the united s

" ", lou graham" and "hill street blues." trace gallagher has more. >> maybe, shep, the great estelle vision actress we ever saw. if you go back to the shows in the 50s, every once in a while you'll see "mary tyler moore pop up." before we saw her on "the dick van dyke show" she appeared in dozens of shows like ozzie and harriet and "sunset strip." it was the dancer turned actress that vaulted to stardom. you saw the picture of the cast. it was a great cast of characters with ted baxter in the newsroom and lou grant who went on to have his own show. "the mary tyler moore show" anchored a powerful saturday night. moore was diagnosed with diabetes. i want to play a classic clip about spunk. watch. >> you know what? you've got spunk. >> well -- >> i hate spunk. >> yeah, you mentioned mary tyler moore with her producer, grant tinker started mtm productions behind shows like "hill street blues" and "rhoda." mary tyler moore started in movies like "ordinary people" for which she was nominated with an oscar. the same year, moore dealt with her own family when her son richard died from a guns

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costello less serious than lou. >> we have traveled the world together. we did a few singles, a few doubles together. i have offered advice that i thought was pretty sound, like don't do stupid stuff. and even when you complained about my long answers, i just want you to know that the only reason they were long was because you asked six part questions. >> to that, dr. jekyll trump is mr. hyde. he is a pissed off creamsicle. few minded one hilary called half of america irredeemable. republicans are always demonized now for once we demonize back. here is joy behar from the knitting circle in hell. the inauguration of a certain person is happening january 20th. >> shall not be named. >> happening january 20th. there are millions of people who did not vote for him and who feel frightened. i run into people all the time. joy, keep talking. we are scared but we don't know what to do. >> no one says keep talking to joy. the good old days when only liberals scared us. the weather underground, black panthers. president obama. when the left kills its romantic. a republican is rude. that's evi

lawmakers that come my attention was from representative lou, california representative, is that look, i have a choice to either stand with john lewis or donald trump. what is interesting is that certain republican lawmakers like ben sass, he said that's a false choice. you can actually look at that as a peaceful transfer of power from one administration to another, same we have done for 200 years now, so this is the same type of thing that we would ask us to exercise any for years to begin with. so i think that at some of the inherent tension, and that seems to be more palatable message i think to a broader swath. >> jon: there were a lot of legislators upset about the election of abraham lincoln. there are historic comparisons. chris and josh, thank you both. >> in the meantime, confirmation hearings for president-elect trumps cabinet nominees continues today in washington, montana congressman ryan zinke, the interior secretary nominee, and becky divorce for education secretary both testifying before separate committees this afternoon. mike? >> jenna, good morning, eight of president-e

, ted lou of california said look, i think he is too close to putin. he said some terrible things. he is -- i do not dispute the fact that trump won the electoral college. chief of staff dennis mcdonough the classify has made very clear that donald trump has been freely elected president. then you have got the guy who was hillary clinton's former campaign spokesperson saying this: donald trump won fair and square. >> i'm among those that wishes that the president-elect would have done more to this point to help bring the country together and heal the country. there's no question that he won the electoral votes necessary to win the presidency. he won the election on november 8th. brian: by the way, if you are a network who can hire people like arie fleischer got a quick job and other people like karl rove after the white house. that's a guy you hire. ainsley: brian fallon? brian: he does a great presentation. a great spokesperson for hillary clinton and that makes a lot of sense. he has a lot to lose. that's on the back of his baseball card. he lost that election that was his to lose a

. ted lou said he would rather watch on television and another one would be attending a march against trump. 30 congressmen nationwide not attending. others undecided. juan vargas said he would be a hypocrite and why pretend to have respect for him. bass, a former assembly speaker asked her constituents what she should do. >> i know what my heart tells me and i know what my head tells me but i want to know what you tell me. what do you think? should i participate in the inauguration? what should i do on that day? >> so far almost every elected leader of california from the governor on down have already pulled out their brass knuckles to say they're more interested in protecting california's progressive agenda on things like immigration and climate change than reaching across the aisle. there is plenty at stake if california continues to poke the bear. one-third of the state budget comes from the federal government. a lot is discretionary. governor brown wants another $3 billion for his bullet train. instead the state has hired the ex attorney general eric holder to hammer and harass t

on donald trump. will it stop him from tweeting in the early morning hours? i sincerely doubt it. lou: you talked about holding trump and the new administration accountable. he promised a lot of things, tax cuts, more spending on infrastructure, dealing with healthcare and military spending and protecting medicare. those things may come into conflict. martha: you think back to the period of the campaign and picture those thousands of people who showed up for him everywhere he went. those are the people we want to talk to. are you getting what you thought you were going to get from this man? howie: you want the voice of voters -- martha: it won't be just pun did. we want to talk to people in mie country. howie: based on the tone of the transition coverage. do you feel media in general are rallying against the president-elect? martha: if you look at meryl streep and what she had to say, there is clearly fear and anger in certain elements of society. i think the smack him across the head reality of what this man pulled off has sunk in. but this has going to be a dug-in fight. howie: you

forward he does not see donald trump as a legitimate president? >> well, john lou is should understand, i -- lewis should understand, i know he does, donald trump got greater percentage of black vote than john mccain and mitt romney did. got greater percentage of hispanic vote despite things he said about mexicans than mitt romney did. i was with him in a church in cleveland he talked about breakdown of the family, talked about the importance of jobs. talked about importance of vouchers so inner city kids can take their kids out of a bad, underperforming government school and give their kids a better shot. these are kind of things i thought so-called black leaders would embrace. uma: why do you think many trump opponents, along with the black leaders who are not going along with mr. trump's victory, along with the hollywood celebrities who remain in denial about the fact that donald trump won, and will be the next president, that, and he will be the president of course to all americans, do you think things can calm down after the inauguration? are we going to see more of this going forwar

-elect trump and democratic congressman john lou is. >> 18 years after a little baby goes missing she is found alive. we have her amazing story. leland: president-elect trump moves here in less than a week now. one of the first major pieces of legislation he is likely to sign will be a repeal of obamacare. he campaigned on this. at the capitol they have already laid the groundwork for the key house vote this week that makes it a whole lot easier. kristin fisher live from near capitol hill with more on this. kristin, you have these two issues here, you've got repeal and replace. we'll deal with repeal first. where are republicans on the votes? reporter: what this means is, that democrat will not be able to use a senate filibuster to derail any future bill that would repeal and replace obamacare. republican house majority whip explained it like this. >> democrats historically blocked bills to repeal obamacare. so with this one unique opportunity through budget reconciliation we can move the bill through the house and senate to president trump's desk that impots obamacare. reporter: pres

we weren't able to overcome that by having an effective foreign policy that loued us to establish ourselves as a dominant world power. we are going to have to do the same thing. for the last 8 years we haven't. we need to reestablish these lines of communication. there is no reason that general kelly should not have done this. it's okay to do this. more importantly, when he is officially in office, it's going to be even more important. so, yes, we need to establish that i think it's a nonissue. must have been a slow news day for that to have come out. pete: why is that such an issue. president obama and hillary clinton hit the reset button. why the hysteria over russia and reaction to the way of trump administration reacts with them. >> pete, what they're doing is trying to distract from this president-elect. they have thrown everything at this president elect. they are trying to delegitimize him. they are trying to think that the american people didn't really want him. and all of this is false. it has failed. it is back firing on them. look, the first step in grief is denial. and

you're going to take four years of this. >> kimberly guilfoyle will respond. lou dobbs will join us in the studio. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> sean: we'll connect the dots and expose the corrupt cabal that is the mainstream media in america and show just how biased buzzfeed and the t liberal media really is. that is tonight's opening monologue. the liberal all left media is in meltdown mode because donald trump put them on notice that he is not going to take their b.s. anymore. a prime example yesterday. take a look. >> it's all fake news. it's funny stuff. it didn't happen. and it was gotten by opponents of ours as you know because you reported it and so did many of the other people. it was a group of opponents who got together, sick people. and they put that together. i think it is a disgrace. that information that was false and fake and it never happenede. got released to the public as far as buzzfeed, which is a failing pile of the garbage, writing it? i think they are going to suffer the consequences, they already are. >> sean: the media's pretending to be shocke

greatest jobs producer that god ever created. and i mean that. >> bill: also, lou dobbs and whether the president-elect can fulfill his promises to stop companies from moving jobs abroad. caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone" ." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. donald trump's press conference, that is a subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. new york city today, many major points were made. so, let's run them down for you. the issue of fake news, fabricated reports about donald trump and other public figures was front and center. the issue began yesterday when buzzed. an internet site humor released a so-called report that attacked donald trump and a very personal way. and also replied that his campaign has a good dealings with russia. with no evidence to put forth in those assertions. most news organizations, including fox, stayed away. but earlier, cnn did pick up the general thread of the story and that angered mr. trump. he was also agitated that u.s. intelligence agencies in the past have leaked stuff.

be the greatest jobs producer that god ever created. and i mean that. >> bill: also, lou dobbs on whether the president-elect can fulfill his promises to stop companies from moving jobs abroad. caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. a ♪ ♪ hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. donald trump's press conference, that is the subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. about 250 reporters faced the president elect in new york city today, and many major points were made. so, let's run them down for you. the issue of fake news, fabricated reports about donald trump and other public figures was front and center. the issue began yesterday when buzzfeed, an internet site, released a so-called report that attacked donald trump in a very personal way. and also implied that his campaign had secret dealings with russia. with no evidence to put forth in those assertions. most news organizations, including fox, stayed away. but earlier, cnn did pick up ths general thread of the story and that angered mr. trump. he was also agit

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. and what provisions are we making exceptions and what provisions a lou for a waiver or grant perhaps an exception for someone to resolve these difficult personal issues for people and not undermine our values. >> i don't think it was the president executive authority to make that change. i don't think it was a question. there were no lawsuits filed or any real resistance as soon as they travel back to cuba, it was assumed it was a great thing and they have remitted more money. it was illegal for them to send fish hooks to their family members. i submit they are not concessions to the regime to allow americans to travel those sanctions are on american and knots cuban and with regard to diplomatic being relations. we have diplomatic relations with with unsafory leaderships with some countries. saudi arabia, we don't agree with how they treat women and political opponents. is it a concession to the regime to have diplomatic relations to the country. >> this is a question that is ground in long- standing historic policy of the united states. >> right. >> and that policy and the s

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espionage history. right behind the time i pilfered lou dobbs locker combination. i stole this gym shorts. i am wearing that now. but it makes you wonder how secure podesta's other sensitive material is. where does he keep the pin number of his debit card? is written on the back of the card with the words pin number for my debit card? does he hide his apartment keys under his welcome mat or is it under flowerpot near the front door or maybe get this, it's inside a fake rock. dude, if it's the only rock on your porch and there are no other rocks around we know it's not a rock. anyway the russians did other things too. did john podesta click on a fake link? the conclusion, the russians hack is somehow got to julien assange great remember him? ♪ greg: assange kamikaze pro-trump and he is blonde. why isn't he outnumbered? [laughter] assange once hated by the right is now hugged by them. i've got to tell you is confusing to see writing who wanted to see assange hanks wanting to hang with him. the shift from a cold war to a hot romance is so confusing to me it's like coming home and finding o

, willard scott, willard scott. lou dobbs. >> oh! no, no, no. >> i hope this is the extent of the conflict that we have. if we have four years of these cat fights, like watching four years of bravo. if our conflicts are small and catty, that is good. >> health care? >> you know what -- well, it's almost over. speak up my point earlier that i couldn't say was that, in fact, medicare, medicaid, social security, i think that's why the democrats -- if you have trouble this, republicans, we'll see how the voters react. >> you guys lost the last election because of obama. >> on the right, we've got to go. keeping the clicker on the word count, i think you can figure out at home who is winning the bingo. coming up, president obama attempting to defend his legacy as he prepares to leave the white house. his farewell letter to the american people when "the five" returns. tech: don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text"... you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite

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a tally of 4 to 2. we asked six people. well actually just seven but lou dobbs shouted "mayonnaise" and then punched me in the face. and really is the year of trump. in this trumpy year we learn some valuable stuff. one, the more you dismiss something the more you exalt it. rather than be persuasive the media became a withering insult machine as did hillary directing bile not just at trump but those for fell for him. and the cheaper laughs at average americans expense just pushed more souls to trump. including those who saw him as the last choice among 17. every time trump ticked me off sara silver map would say something that would piss me off even more. >> usa is number one, usa is number one kind of fervor is -- it's so scary. it comes -- it is like -- it is really my favorite combination in comedy. arrogant, ignorance. but it is this kind of like closed xenophobic, like we're number one. and needing under the circumstances to -- needing us be number one. number one in what? juvenile diabetes? >> and you wonder why they lost. you you would think after hillary's loss obnoxious st

a tally of 4 to 2. we asked six people. well actually just seven but lou dobbs shouted "mayonnaise" and then punched me in the face. and really is the year of trump. in this trumpy year we learn some valuable stuff. one, the more you dismiss something the more you exalt it. rather than be persuasive the media became a withering insult machine as did hillary directing bile not just at trump but those for fell for him. and the cheaper laughs at average americans expense just pushed more souls to trump. including those who saw him as the last choice among 17. every time trump ticked me off sara silver map would say something that would piss me off even more. >> usa is number one, usa is number one kind of fervor is -- it's so scary. it comes -- it is like -- it is really my favorite combination in comedy. arrogant, ignorance. but it is this kind of like closed xenophobic, like we're number one. and needing under the circumstances to -- needing us be number one. number one in what? juvenile diabetes? >> and you wonder why they lost. you you would think after hillary's loss obnoxious st