Dickerson gets credit not only for asking AND THEN FOLLOWING UP, but the way he asked. “But I’m asking you, because you don’t want it to be fake news. I want to hear it from President Trump” and “But I want to know your opinions. You’re the president of the United States” are such great lines that should appear in…

Trump: I don’t stand by anything.

“I don’t stand by anything.“

host John Dickerson backed Donald Trump into a literal corner

As a young newly out queer woman this had such a profound effect on myself and my friends. We had viewing parties for both the puppy episode and her Diane Saywer interview. My parents were havuing a very hard time with my sexuality and seeing Betty stand up for Ellen was soawesome.

“You know Scotland has it’s own martial arts. It’s called: FUKYOO! It’s just a lot of head-butting and kicking people while they’re down.”

So love...ed?

Oh that’s a bit off sides, isn’t it? He’ll be crying himself to sleep tonight on his huge pillow.

Head! Pants! Now!

Omg yaaaaas!!!

Wo-man!

Only semi-relevant, but: “So I Married An Ax Murderer” is the most underrated comedy of all time.

See David M. Willis, on how an alternate universe Captain America doesn’t punch a Nazi.

Nobody’s opinions are invalid. They’re opinions. Everyone is entitled to their view. This is fundamental.

In the USA, speech is free. One can say what one wants to.

It’s actually really easy: if the protestors start breaking the law, you arrest them. Otherwise, you haven’t got the Constitutional mandate to shut down their protest.

One more time, EVERYONE say it with me:

“Of course illegal aliens are dangerous, listen to these three anecdotes.”

Hmmmm, not very liberal minded of Mr. Chait to want to shut down the free speech of protesters.

I also enjoy the idea that one can “debate” with an Ann Coulter or a Richard Spencer.