professor miller. prof. miller: obtaining compensation for american victims by way of faisal or the foreign sovereign immunity act is a very difficult prospect. we have a number of cases in which american victims of unlawful activity by foreign sovereigns can be given compensation, can receive justice. it is my advocacy today that we imagine how the foreign sovereign immunities act as amended by some of the legislation in consideration, in combination with consensual international law leverage can actually move us towards that goal. sen. grassley: in 2016, i worked with other sponsors on the jasta act and recently led two important amendments to my antiterrorism act of 1992 to reopen the courthouse doors for american victims of international terrorism. through it all, congress was consistently told by the foreign policy crowd to not move ahead for fear of this or that reciprocal action overseas, but last passedthe those bills to get justice for american citizens. my first question, i will start with th

grassley: professor miller. prof. miller: obtaining compensation for american victims by way of foreign sovereign immunity act is a very difficult prospect. we have a number of cases in which american victims of unlawful activity by foreign sovereign's can be given compensation, can receive justice. it is my advocacy today that we imagine how the foreign sovereign immunities act as amended by some of the legislation in consideration, in combination with consensual international law leverage can actually move us towards that goal. sen. grassley: in 2016, i worked with other sponsors on the act. importantly led two amendments to my antiterrorism act of 1992 to reopen the courthouse doors for american victims of international terrorism. through it all, congress was consistently told by the foreign policy crowd to not move ahead for fear of this or that reciprocal action overseas, but never passed those bills to get justice for american citizens. my first question, i will start with the attorney general from mississippi.

hey folks still a whole dennis miller here on today's show comedian my. was joe bronnie all of that right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one always happy when i'm joined by a fellow comic today comedian maz jobrani maz is an iranian american comedian the ironic arraigning and as it does it were an actor who's part of the axis of evil comedy group he's appeared in many television shows films you've seen on leno go back and as late a stand up special i don't drop recently but i do think it's his most recent one is on netflix and each time you get that pedigree you know you hit the ball hard it's immigrant and it's available to stream on netflix like you don't have the time right now to watch anything out there folks so do this and he also has a podcast called back to school with maz jobrani which is available on apple podcasts and spotify the estimable mr joe brought in how are you much. good dennis thanks for having me man how you do it. i'm groovy man and i like the fact i'm always intrigued when i see people

miller. make sure you turn your mic on. >> there, i think we're on. chairman graham, ranking member feinstein, and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for giving me the opportunity to discuss china's university school of law and i'm an experienced teacher and researcher in the field of international public law. among my publications in that field is the book transboundary harm in public international law, lessons from the trail smelter arbitration, and it's my expertise on that canaanical arbitration that serves as an important foundation for my contribution to this hearing. i support congressional and executive branch efforts to account for the chinese government's potential international law responsibility for the substantial transboundary harm its acts and omissions may have caused in connection with the global coronavirus pandemic. the arbitration announced the applicable customary international law rule. it's sometimes referred to as the transboundary harm principle, and th

the sun dennis miller plus one. day folks welcome to dennis miller plus one always happy when i'm joined by a fellow comic today comedian maz jobrani mazas in iranian american comedian the ironic arraigning and as it as it were an actor who's part of the axis of evil comedy group he's appeared in many television shows films you've seen him on leno opec and as late a stand up special i don't drop recently but i do think it's his most recent one is on netflix and each time you get that pedigree you know you hit the ball hard it's immigrant and it's available to stream on netflix like you don't have the time right now to watch anything up there folks so do this and he also has a podcast called back to school with maz jobrani which is available on apple podcasts and spotify the estimable mr joe broadening our you much rob. good denis thanks for having me and how you do it. i'm groovy man and i like the fact most intrigued when i see people doing everybody's pulling or in the fight against cover 19 and when you do stand

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and that is susie orman astonish miller plus one. thank you greetings and sal you take all right well well well welcome back hawk watchers from the hiatus i hope everybody is safe and sound happy and healthy out there in news t.v. land there is there is however one group out there we know are definitely not healthy and they're certainly not happy and that my friends is all of our historically racist statues and memorials here in the united states of america yes activists and protesters across the nation over the last few weeks have been tearing down these idiotic idols and relics to.

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welcome back to dennis miller plus one where you see you are dig through with. we're just talking about ed's nickname in the community being the post-hole digger and how he got that he assures me 5 minutes after this interview is over he'll be out on his verdant launch sondes robe. making an impression on the community you know that when you get out to act california i assume you go out with the ultimate you know it's great to go what models go on photo shoots with their catalog you go out with a couple naked cities under your belt i watch those old shows in a boggles my mind out great they are when you get to new york how are you received does it matter to them that you've been back in new york and theater and live television was your reception when you get up there but i always felt that i could've. left chicago it's taken a plane in new york change planes to. air and. proceeded to owners my career here. they didn't care whether how much time aren't spend in new york as long as i was from new york. i must have talent and i could not work well are you spend 6 y

welcome back to dennis miller plus one where you she was a big difference. we're just talking about ed's nickname in the community being the post-hole digger and how he got that he assures me 5 minutes after this interview is over he'll be out on his verdant lawn sons' robe. making an impression on the community you know that when you get out to act california i assume you go out with the ultimate you know it's great to go out models go and photo shoots with their catalog you go out with a couple naked cities under your belt i watch those old shows in a boggles my mind how great they are when you get to new york how are you received does it matter to them that you've been back in new york and theater and live television what was your reception when you get out there but i always felt that i could've. left chicago it's taken a plane in new york to change planes to. air and then proceeded to launch my career here. they didn't care whether how much time i had spend in new york as long as i was from really york. city than i i must have talent and i could do them

welcome back to dennis miller plus one where you see you are digg. we're just talking about ads nickname in the community being the post-hole digger and how he got that he assures me 5 minutes after this interview is over he'll be out on his verdant lawns songs robe. making an impression on the community you know that when you get out to act california i assume you go out with the ultimate you know it's great to go out models go and photo shoots with their catalog you go out with a couple naked cities under your belt i watch those old shows in a boggles my mind out great they are when you get to new york how are you received does it matter to them that you've been back in new york and theater and live television was your reception when you get up there. well i always felt that i could've. left chicago taken a plane to new york changed planes to l.a. and then proceeded to launch my career here. they didn't care whether how much time i'd spend in new york as long as i was from really york. it geared t. that i i must have talent and i could feel them th

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. we've got a 5 tool player here on renaissance man katz cut great pipes i know that actor comedian television host wayne brady i'm scared out of my wits at him problem my man dove in i don't know that was his forte but he took off it 1st and killed it you know wayne from the improv comedy shows line isn't anyway host of the game show let's make a deal also created we're going to talk about it today hosts a new comedy competition series sets and straight into me as a comic called wayne brady's comedy i'd kill it signed b. why you t.v. folks and the 1st season wraps up well right around back on june 15th when brady way now i. am so great and let me just get out of the way 1st and fanboy and you i'm such a fan and i've looked up to you for a long time and i got to tell you you're you're one of those cats where it's like you and my buddy greg proops and a handful of other people that that in your funny you are some of the examples that i use where to people when when they say oh you you mu

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guy and what has mark esper said about his resignation so james miller is actually a pretty big deal at the d a d and this resignation had mark responding to this as soon as it was published miller served on the defense science board which is a group of retired senior officials who tackle cyber and communication technology also weapons of mass destruction now he also won 4 times the medal for distinguished public service which is the highest award a civilian can actually get from the so far as esper he says that he had no idea that they were going to be taking a picture rather he says he thought they were going to be doing 2 things one to see the damage to st john's church and talk to the troops in lafayette park which is directly across the street from the white house he also pushed back on the media saying what was reported was inaccurate take a listen national guard forces did not far rubber bullets were tear gas in the crowd as reported 2nd guardsmen were instructed to were helmets and personal protective equipment for their own protection not to service some form of intimidation

a little we'll have to in the middle of the to do you to little him now the folks dennis miller here next up we're going to have dennis quaid while 66 were both named dennis never played jerry lee lewis and all but from a far i've always admired the man's work he's managed for golf music films get married we'll talk about all of that right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one my guest today is a man and for the other doubters a carrot and. a big bite out of life another 66 year old dennis you know all his films what jumps to my far from heaven lump that film recently starred in a 3rd season of amazon prime series goliath alongside the great billy bob thornton and then it says a new podcast out called the dentist sauce och a snake available to stream wherever you get your pot yes dennis quaid how are you my friend excellent this is a true dinner started a big with you. surrender and melt you know it it is a blow your mind as much as it blows my mind that except for the corona virus the killer would be rocking somewhere tonight absolutely bl

getting so actually james miller is actually really big and the d.o.j. and his resignation actually had mark esper out responding as soon as it was published now miller served on the defense science board which is a group of retired senior officials who tackle cyber and communication technology along with weapons of mass destruction now he also won 4 times the medal for distinguished public service which is the highest award a civilian can actually get from the d o d now as far as mark esper he says that he had no idea they were going to be taking a picture rather saying that he thought he was going to be doing 2 things 1st seeing the damage to the st john's church and also talking to troops in lafayette park that's directly across the street again from the white house he also pushed back on the media saying what was reported was inaccurate take a listen national guard forces did not far rubber bullets were tear gas in the crowd as reported 2nd guardsmen were instructed to were helmets and personal protective equipment for their own protection not to ser

but hey folks dennis miller here still coming to you from my home joined by a dear friend today fellow s n l a law and although he was there with the original permutation right smack dab in the middle of it create an roseanne roseannadanna and many more allen's why bell right after this dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i'm very excited today usually want to guys nice i sometimes find their comedy incipit usually when a guy is brutal i sometimes find their comedy insightful to find a nice guy who's clumsy. on the nose right on the button kill or insightful is truly to find the motherlode my guest today is you missed allen's what about i want his best known for his work on s n l but also you know billy's show. 700 sundays you work 10 them on that. i think is consulting producer with larry over kerger enthusiasm his new book i am in the midst of reading it and i'm in a treasure trove of reading apropos of nothing by woody allen and the now book the actor both making a lot laugh lines my life helping funny your people be having funny people be funny are n

that's dennis quaid the spin dennis miller plus one thanks folks. thinking of getting a new puppy once we got in here she. said you know it's still trapped in this tiny little wired we don't need a crate with him he will stir freaking out and indeed he will want to spray them anywhere near thousands of leading dogs are caged in the into lane conditions on puppy farm i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. because when you. get 2 kids. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and still most of the puppies are coming from this large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in stores even joined a group businesses are involved like cargill and mom center there has been a shocking amount of the organized opposition to efforts to increase the standards of care for dogs bred in commercial breeding facilities most of that opposition is coming from huge agricultural gr

and hey folks dennis miller here still come india from my home joined by a dear friend today fellow s n l a law and although he was there with the original permutation right smack dab in the middle of it create an roseanne roseannadanna and many more alans why bell right after this dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i'm very excited today usually want to guys nice i sometimes find their comedy incipit usually when a guy is brutal i sometimes find their comedy insightful to find a nice guy who's comedy. go on than those right on the button kill or insightful is truly to find the motherlode my guest today is you missed allensworth bow on his best known for his work on s n l but also you know billy's show 700 sundays you work tempt him on that. i think he's consulting producer with larry over target enthusiasm his new book i am in the midst of reading it and i'm in a treasure trove of reading apropos of nothing by woody allen and the now book the actor both making a lot laugh lines my life helping funny your people be happy funny people be funny are now o

they said, well, miss miller, we're sorry to tell you... i just dropped to my knees. >> reporter: tamika miller was married to brooks for eight years. they have four children. >> it was murder. that was not justified. >> reporter: why was it murder? >> why was it murder? because he was shot and he wasn't armed. he wasn't dangerous. he wasn't coming at them at any kind of way to where they felt a threat. they shouldn't have felt threatened. >> reporter: within a day, atlanta's police chief resigned. officer rolfe was fired. his partner devin brosnan suspended. overnight, atlanta erupted. protestors stormed downtown. others blocked an interstate, squaring off against riot police. the most violent moment? protestors torched the wendy's where the shooting happened. lawyer chris stewart represents the family of rayshard brooks. >> he's another african american male that shouldn't have been murdered, just like george floyd, just like alton sterling, just like walter scott, just like-- the list goes on and on. >> reporter: tamika miller never imag

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one this is a big thrill for me you know i was all over ball when i was a kid now granted i was in pittsburgh said to follow the a.b.a. with haake but i'll tell you somebody reminds me of the hockey former n.b.a. all star spent the majority of his her play in small forward in a big way for the atlanta hawks from 82 to 94 he is a 9 time n.b.a. all star the human eye like real a lot of people remember the dunks but this entire game was pure he's also been doing a little acting lately too he recently had a cameo on the showtime series billions and if he was playing today that's what he'd be make it billions because my man was unstoppable the great dominic williams nick what shake it. where everything's good how you doing me a new things were. yeah everything's good my friend i'm going to actually get used to this weirdness this i hope done last much longer but i'm willing to do my part i don't want to give anybody a trouble but i'll be honest with you when i walk out the door and i don't think i'm about to croak i just want to freak people out who

. >> reporter: also in the room, tamika miller, the widow of rayshard brooks, and mother of their four children. >> i'm not causing any problems. >> reporter: the night brooks was killed, initially he was cordial with officers rolfe and devin brosnan. >> i had one drink. >> what kind of drink was it? >> a margarita. >> reporter: but after he failed a sobriety test, the officers moved to arrest him. >> put your hands behind your back. hey, stop fighting! >> reporter: brooks wrestled awy brosnan's taser and ran. rolfe chased him. brooks, running in the wendy's parking lot, fired the taser wildly. video shows rolfe firing three gunshots. as brooks lay mortally wounded, howard says rolfe kicked brooks and brosnan stood on his shoulder. after two minutes, rolfe began giving brooks c.p.r. >> mr. brooks. keep breathing. >> reporter: the medical examiner ruled brooks had two atnta li ioutr weed protestersedhwatlanta cop for almost seven years. he was involved in a 2016 shooting and received a written reprimand. tamika miller says rolfe destroyed her family. >> i don't know what i would have do

at the great dominick well can see this is dennis miller plus one thank you brother. pinpoint is now made it to big gates of the central bank in the chaos just like of course apocalypse now was a remake of part of darkness and it really reflects the chaos and insanity of the vietnam war america's heart of darkness america's plunge into the imperialist insanity by spending billions on to conquer really nothing vital interest but spending billions and trillions to get there were surveillance a repeat of the insanity but on a much more epic scale. they can come and blow our brains out at any given time and we can't really do anything actually america is the only country in the world where you can kill people. war and legally get away with. all the fire crawls stillbirth all the trouble here's the point it's hollow following the k.k.k. exists because america wants it to exist the of the biggest terrorist group to ever operate in this country and they're dead to me they're worse also than the people who destroyed the world trade centers of the scroll why. hello and welcome

the great dominick well can see this is dennis miller plus one thank you brother. international memorial awards has extended its deadline for submissions. all media professionals are eligible whether you are a freelance journalist work for alternative media part of a global news platform you can submit to your published works in either video format go to award go to auntie dot com and it or no. probably greatest success of the civil rights movement was respect for human dignity all life mattered under the rule of law that was then but today the same concept has been turned on its head we are told to change the need or face consequences the social she is being turned into a ruling ideology. of she will be no use to you. but the my it's always. more. immediate. they can put us in the mood in. the. city they take yes. yes what. seems wrong. to me.

. >> reporter: also in the room, tamika miller, the widow of rayshard brooks, and mother of their four children. >> i'm not causing any problems. >> reporter: the night brooks ial withicers rolflly he was devin brosnan. >> i had one drink. >> what kind of drink was it? >> a margarita. >> reporter: but after he failed a sobriety test, the officers moved to arrest him. >> put your hands behind your back. hey, stop fighting! >> reporter: brooks wrestled awy brosnan's taser and ran. rolfe chased him. brooks, running in the wendy's parking lot, fired the taser wildly. video shows rolfe firing three gunshots. was kirooksay mortally wounded, anbrn stoo his shoulder. after two minutes, rolfe began giving brooks c.p.r. >> mr. brooks. keep breathing. >> reporter: the medical examiner ruled brooks had two gunshot wounds in his back. atlanta lit up in outrage. the wendy's burn riot police. rolfe was an atlanta cop for almost seven years. he was involved in a 2016 shooting and received a written reprimand. tamika miller says rolfe destroyed her family. >> i don't know what i would have done if i ha

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miller. that is in the joe miller joke book. it is not original to lincoln. >> obviously his public life and political cases, et cetera, his humor really benefited but would you say because of his moroseness and severe depression that the greatest benefit and the greatest person to benefit was his own psychology, his own -- ability to snap himself out of difficult moves, et cetera. >> yes. i believe so. and there is no way of b quantifying, sort of bent for the calculus of who benefitted l most from lincoln's humor but one could say he regarded it as essential to his well being.te e and he said to carpenter, francis carpenter, the painter in the white house, if it were not for the events, it is the vent for my important well being, he was acutely aware. at one stage, and this is of a relevant to your m question, at one stage he said speaking of a member of his cabinet, was probably salmon chase but it might have been stanton, there were several potential candidates.o it was so difficult to get a joke into his head that it would

the great dominick look and this is dennis miller plus one thank you brother. best's drugs were at her cocaine as were $4.00 for dia under 50. everybody use cocaine crack cocaine you can smoke it this is worth 1530. 20. it's called k. to this is about a $15.00 bet and people smoke this one bigger 2nd sweetie you can find these drugs in any city any united states that she was long as you want to get it about to. make money. and that's what i did every day. ah no team no crowd. no shots no. action felt. well and strong no arrests were. points your thirst for action. no was a clip of she will know you just spoke up. i knew my it's always ok it was because the real moment of the late. you know. me. taking. the capital. yes. yes. from the world headquarters of the r t america our nation's capital this is. rick sanchez. all right hello again everybody i'm rick sanchez and we want to welcome those of you been watching us from all over the world whether you're watching us on regular t.v. or on the portable t.v. up we're going to end with a story that could send literal

jonathan miller joins us. he is with miller samuel. he is encyclopedic on the national real estate market, particularly the residential market. is there a permanence to people leaving the cities because of the pandemic? i do not buy it. is it true? jonathan m.: we are seeing a surge in inquiries as people are looking and we are seeing an uptick in contract activities surrounding the outer reaches of new york city. not of the mind that this is some sort of permanent structure. we have seen this before in other crises where there is outbound migration for a public years. what we want to see is what happens, assuming there is a vaccine, that is when the real permanence of this takes hold. right now people are cooped up. lisa mentioned to me the price declines on billionaires row. we have this fascination on the ultrarich. what are prices doing beneath billionaires row? weathan m.: at this point have seen very little price discovery because the brokerage committee in new york state, specifically new york city is not allowed to physically s

day folks welcome to dennis miller plus one my guest today is a man in full the other doctors a kind of. a big bite out of life another 66 year old dennis you know all his films what charms to my far from heaven lump that film recently starred in a 3rd season of amazon prime series goliath alongside the great billy bob thornton and then it says new podcast out called the dentist sauce. ok name available to stream wherever you get your podcast dennis quaid how are you my friend excellent this is a true generous saturday being with you. that's rarer and melt you know it isn't blow your mind as much as it blows my mind that except for the corona virus the killer would be rocking somewhere tonight it absolutely blows bill up yeah it's true he's still with us you know he had a stroke a year ago. and hasn't been able to play sense but i do believe in healer and i do think he's coming back i really do essent down the piano i heard after a couple of months ago and.

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one my guest today is a pro i've always admired diskettes career even way back when when we were schlep and doing comedy clubs how he was in theaters he always had to travel buttoned down he always had an opening act he always set it nailed and i thought this guy's going to go far and d.d. has you know him from deal or no deal one of the funniest comedians i remember you used the show called make me laugh i think it's where i 1st saw how it i thought this he kept it's great and he's a good position to judge because he's had a long track he's seen it all america's got talent there 15 seasons of the show premiered last month on n.b.c. it airs tuesdays on the network i believe it's the number one show whenever it's on howie mandel. great i love that you start this whole interview with how much of a pro i am when your listeners will not know but we.

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that is straight from joe miller. that is in the joe miller joke book. it's the original to lincoln. >> obviously his public life, his humor benefited him. but would you say because of his moroseness, the severe depression, the greatest person to benefit from him with his own psychology? it was an inability to snap himself out of moods, etc. >> i believe so. there is no way of quantifying in a utilitarian way the calculus of who benefited the most from lincoln's humor. but what i can say is that he himself regarded as essential to his well-being. he said to the painter of the white house, if it were not for these vents, it is the event of my well-being, he was acutely aware of it. at one stage, and this is relevant to your question, at one stage he said speaking to a member of his cabinet, it is was so probably chase, my dad didn't stantona joke. he said it was so difficult to im a joke into his head, it would take a surgical operation to implanted. now it is very funny. it is actually not lincoln's. it is not his creation. he takes it from the english c

now a folks dennis miller here next up we're going to have dennis quaid with 66 were both named dennis never played jury lee lewis and all but from a far but always admired the man's work he's managed for golf music films get married we'll talk about all of that right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one my guest today is a man in full the other doubters a carrot and. a big bite out of life another 66 year old dennis you know all his films what jumps to my far from heaven love that film recently starred in a 3rd season of amazon prime series goliath alongside the great billy bob thornton and then it says new podcast out called the demo sols. great name available to stream wherever you get your pod yes dennis quaid how are you my friend. excellent this is a true bit of science a day being with you. that's for sure and melt you know it isn't blow your mind as much as it blows my mind that except for the corona virus the killer would be rocking somewhere tonight absolutely blows by a fill up yeah it's true he's still with us you know he had a s

hey folks next up on dennis miller plus one what a treat for me he's 90 years old now still sharp as a tack still a little crotchety still a lot funny ed asner and he's got a new book out about coming up in the tough streets of kansas city it's called son of a junkie that ed at lou grant right after this on dennis miller plus one. day folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and still coming to you from home hope you're all doing well.

he listens to leland miller. miller has come out of washington and lee university and carved out a career as the absolute definitive micro analyst of china. no one, and i mean no one, does it better than leland miller at trying to figure out what real traffic or what electric utility rates are doing to china, and what it signals. let me get right to it in your china beige book. what do you see of interior demand dynamics across great china? lelan: one of the major problems -- leland: one of the major problems, fading the year hasn't been synchronized with the economy shutting down, and most of the rest of the world shutting down after that. factory orders are doing really poorly right now, which means the coast. in the interior, you are seeing much better numbers simply because they are banking on a domestic rebound, which you will see as the chinese recovery incrementally gets better over this year. right now, china doesn't want to be reliant on its interior provinces, but that is where the growth is right now,

max the great louie anderson right after this on dennis miller plus one. of. the folks welcome to dennis miller plus one who are joined today by a dear man and such fond memories of being on the road with this guy when we were young ins doing comedy together. and he said so not a great moments since that you know him of course is hosting the family feud i think the restaurant 3 years he had a great animated series life with louie and then in it with basket see at a run of 3 nominations and he won the emmy in 2016 i was so happy for that night and one of the finest standup stylists i've ever worked with will speak to that as we interview and talk to the great louie anderson lou how are you i'm good dennis that's kind praise i appreciate you've always been so kind to me and i love it we had so much fun we were in the east coast we're doing knows we're doing does chance i think they called it right. that they call just sheds they were like shanks or a problems right there where they were still hot it was unbelievable and they weren't in the round in my right. so

max the great louie anderson right after this on dennis miller plus one. of. the folks welcome to dennis miller plus one who are joined today by a dear man and such fond memories of being on the road with this guy when we were young ins doing comedy together. and he said so not a great moments since that you know him of course is hosting the family feud i think the restaurant 3 years he had a great animated series life with louie and then in. with basket c. at a run of 3 nominations and he won the emmy in 2016 i was so happy for that night and one of the finest standup stylists i've ever worked with will speak to that as we interview and talk to the great louie anderson lou how are you i'm good dennis that's kind praise i appreciate you've always been so kind to me and i love it we had so much fun we were in the east coast we're doing knows we're doing does chants i think they called it right. that they call just sheds they were like shank or a problems right there where they were skull that was unbelievable and they weren't in the round in my right eye. so we

max the great louie anderson right after this on dennis miller plus one. of. the folks welcome to dennis miller plus one who are joined today by a dear man and such fond memories of being on the road with this guy when we were young ins doing comedy together. and he said so not a great moments since that you know him of course is hosting the family feud i think the restaurant 3 years he had a great animated series life with louie and then in. with basket c. at a run of 3 nominations and he won the emmy in 2016 i was so happy for that night and one of the finest standup stylists i've ever worked with will speak to that as we interview and talk to the great louie anderson lou how are you i'm good dennis that's kind praise i appreciate you've always been so kind to me and i love it we had so much fun we were in the east coast we're doing knows we're doing does a chance i think they called it right. that they call just sheds they were like shanks or a problems right there where they were skull that was unbelievable and they weren't in the round in my right eye. so

and chris stewart, and tomika miller, the widow, tomika miller, obviously, crying at the end. i want to get back to our legal and law enforcement experts. also joining us the former washington and philadelphia police chief charles ramsey. we are also joined by the president and the ceo of the naacp derrick johnson. walk us through these very serious charges that have been fired against garrett rolfe, felony murder which carries the potential sentence of the death penalty. >> indeed i will, wolf. before doing that, though, the general before the specific. this is what accountability looks like. we saw the senate come out today and have a press conference with regard to legislation. we know the house is working on legislation. but this is about accountability. accountability comes when you hold people accountable and responsible for their actions. it also comes when you have another officer that says it's wrong and not only says it's wrong but says i will testify to that and to your question what will he testify to? he will testify to the charges that we saw the prosecutor lay o

hey folks dennis miller here still come india from my home joined by a dear friend today fellow s n l a law and although he was there with the original permutation right smack dab in the middle of it create an roseanne roseannadanna and many more alans why bell right after this dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i'm very excited today usually want to guys nice i sometimes find their comedy incipit usually when a guy is brutal i sometimes find their comedy insightful to find a nice guy who's comedy snack on than those right on the button killer insightful is truly to find a mother load my guest today is you morris downs what about all i want is best known for his work on s n l but also you know billy's show 700 sundays you work 10.

middle of it create an roseanne roseannadanna and many more allen's why bell right after this dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i'm very excited today usually want to guys nice i sometimes find their comedy incipit usually on a guy's brutal i sometimes find their comedy insightful to find a nice guy who's comedy. go on than those right on the button kill or insightful is truly to find the motherlode my guest today is you missed allen's what about alan is best known for his work on s n l but also you know billy's show 700 sundays you work 10 them on that. i think he's consulting producer with larry over kerger enthusiasm his new book i am in the midst of reading it and i'm in a treasure trove of reading apropos of nothing by woody allen and the now book the actor both laugh lines my life helping funny your people be having funny people be funny are now out in stores and online alan how are you my friend you don't it's how you do embody. beautiful the book is killing me and the cover were very clever to put that like almost a post it memo about essence and yo

the problem not only are most mocker miller oh. we're going to go home. well it probably would. not but we're ready for. because. now his statement comes as many dozens of people arrested after nights of on rest on businesses vandalized now the national guard moving in and forcing a curfew here's ashley franks reporting from minneapolis. i'm here in the exact spot where george floyd with count by minneapolis police officer derek exactly a week ago today. we all saw the video and we all know that he knew exactly what he was doing we all know that this was a conscious decision what was it 9 minutes of video watching him stand around while the guy slowly dies i mean come on. i don't see a way out other than charging now there are about 70 people here that are a living flowers they're leaving stuffed animals and messages for full weight for those who knew him they say that he was a man who was against violence actually spoke out against it and tried to invoke change. the same cycle over and over and over no matter how you did it was just this is devastating period i was here a last

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one my guest today is a pro i've always admired diskettes career even way back when when we were schlep and doing comedy clubs how he was in theaters he always had to travel but and he always had an opening act he always said it nailed and i thought this guy's going to go far and d.d. has you know him from deal or no deal one of the funniest comedians i remember you used to a show called make me laugh i think it's where i 1st saw how it i thought this he kept it's great and 2 he's in a good position to judge because he's had a long track he's seen it all america's got talent there 15 seasons of the show premiered last month on n.b.c. it airs tuesdays on the network i believe it's the number one show whenever it's on how i am and. great i love that you start this whole interview with how much of a pro i am when your listeners will not now but we've been on for 15 minutes and i didn't know how to turn my thoughts so they're a real problem. and i never said you were i never said you were gadget khazan i just said that i always admired how you organize

military advisor james miller jr resigned from his post in a strongly worded letter directly calling out secretary of defense mark answered in the letter esper is accused of by leading his oath to defend the constitution through his support of troops use of the military on peacefully protesting civilians joining us to shed more light on this developing story is r t correspondent. good to have you once more i'm so you were there moments before the now infamous picture was taken on monday and then the next day you were also there with protestors what was the energy like up in the protests you know it's funny i mean my photographer and i we were just minutes in front of where those canisters were fired so had we waited 5 more minutes we would have been in the thick of it all and the next day as you mentioned you know when i was with those protesters we also saw tons of religious leaders from all faiths coming out they were praying outside of st john's church where our live shot was set up denounce it we're trying to even have catholic priests going to the protesters and sprinkling holy

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hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. we've got a 5 tool player here on renaissance man katz cut great pipes i know that actor comedian television host wayne brady i'm scared out of my wits at him problem my man dove in i don't know that was his forte but he will fit ferguson killed it you know wayne from the improv comedy shows line isn't anyway host of the game show let's make a deal also created we're going to talk about it today hosts a new comedy competition serious that's intriguing to me as a comic called wayne brady's comedy i'd kill it's on be why you t.v. folks and the 1st season wraps up well right around the bend june 15th when brady way now i. am so great and let me just get out of the way 1st i'm fanboy and you i'm such a fan and i've looked up to you for a long time and i got to tell you you who are you are one of those cats where it's like you and my buddy greg proops and a handful of other people that say that you're funny you are some of the examples that i use where to people when when they say oh you.

hey folks next up on dennis miller plus one old friend of mine you know him as one of the judges on america's got talent which is going to do its 15th season we'll talk to howie mandel right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one my guest today is a pro i've always admired diskettes career even way back when when we were schlep and doing comedy clubs how he was in theaters he always had to travel buttoned down he always had an opening act he always set it nailed and i thought this guy's going to go far and d.d. has you know him from deal or no deal one of the funniest comedians i remember you used to a show called make me laugh i think is where i 1st saw how it i thought this he kept it's great and he's a good position to judge because he's had a long track he's seen it all america's got talent there 15 seasons of the show premiered last month on n.b.c. it airs tuesdays on the network i believe 'd it's the number one show whenever it's on how i am and. great i love that you start this whole interview with how much of a pro i am when your listeners wi

decision on daca it was the worst day in steven miller's life, been a tough character to work with. over and over again he fends off people to come to this country to be part of the heritage of a country of immigrants and now he had a bad day last week and answered it this week with an earth effort to exclude people who come here to work and what are they trying to prove? we want to make sure that we have an immigration system that works and they want to shut it down. they are taking some of the steam out of the criticism thrown at them for the way they handled daca. >> i understand that but is there anything you can do to stop him from doing this or no? >> nothing that would survive a president's veto. so let's be honest about it. he is in charge. the election's in four months and a few days if i remember correctly. the american people get the last word on the subject. >> senator dick durbin, democrat of illinois, i appreciate you coming on sharing your views on

week they will turn their attention to the nomination of one house senior associate counsel, brian miller, to be the first special inspector general for pandemic recovery. senators may also work on legislation providing greater flex ability to small businesses who receive paycheck protection program loans and possibly more debate on the pfizer reauthorization bill. watch the senate live on c-span2. >> we are joined by armstrong williams longtime radio, tv talk show host, author, thank you for being with us here on washington journal this morning. >> good morning and thank you so much for having me. >> host: we started our segment last hour with michael hopkins saying we asked both of you on today to talk about the reaction last week to the death of george floyd at the hands of the minneapolis police. but as the protests have grown and the civil rest has grown and writing, we want to get your reaction overall to what we've seen particularly in the last three days over the weekend across the country. >> guest: you know, the beauty of america is our right to protest in a very peaceful way. t