Waching daily Apr 30 2018

I'm Greg Gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle juan williams Jesse waters and she wind

surfs with a post-it note Dana Perino the five

hooray Saturday was the White House Correspondents Dinner here's a clip it's

a trash fire we could stop there now everything went as planned the comedian

and undiluted leftist plucked from The Daily Show assembly line of press

approved Prague's unloaded on the White House but like a tortoise on crutches

you could see the jokes limping toward you the dinners now just old news an

orgy of self-congratulation selfies and predictable Barb's masked as

edgy like the Sarah sander stuff I have to say I'm a little star-struck I love

you as aunt Lydia in The Handmaid's Tale I actually really liked Sarah I think

she's very resourceful like she burns facts and then she uses that Ash to

create a perfect smoky eye like maybe she's born with it maybe it's lies

it's probably like and I'm never really sure what to call Sarah Huckabee Sanders

you know is it Sarah Sanders is it Sarah Huckabee Sanders like what's Uncle Tom

but for white women who disappoint other white women now Woolf reminds us that

you can smear women as long as you're on the right side politically the media

calls that a roast if you did it it would be called misogyny

but Prague's play by different rules take joy read whatever she wrote will be

exposed by people who would crucify you for much much less being on the left

excuses everything you can drive girls into the drink or run the Klan and still

sit in the Senate as long as you're a Democrat now the comics if the comics

defenders will say but Trump said bad things about women to your rights he

said bad things about everyone but if he wasn't president and Marco Rubio was you

think Michelle would be any nicer to Rubio he's pro-life she's this Mike

Pence is also very anti choice he thinks abortion is murder which first of all

don't knock it till you try it and when you do try it really knock it

you know you got to get that baby out of there

maybe that's what brian Stelter considers brave material take that

unborn baby so yeah Trump has said bad things but he

crushed Isis and might just solve a sixty-year-old problem called North

Korea I'll take that trade-off even if I must listen to really bad jokes once a

year so should you Kimberly I go to you because I believe

you feel strongly about this topic am I correct yes because you were monitoring

me all weekend and my tweets yes correct yes I was outside your house all right

so I have to tell you I felt that this was so mean-spirited that it wasn't

anything that was like comedic about it there was nothing to be gained for her

saying these type of things that were directly targeted at Sarah Sanders I

think majority of what she had to say when against her this is an advancing

women this isn't even advancing the First Amendment this is just proffering

cruelty and I think if you were sitting in a

chair like that to listen to that and everybody basically some people I guess

left etc but to allow it even to continue to go on in this way I thought

it was absolutely terrible I didn't attend it you know we were all invited

we didn't go well you you went I think you're the only one of the five of us

right okay and so on I'll say what his personal experience was being there and

actually listening to in the room sometimes it's a little different but at

home and I rewatched it so many times and I felt so sad for her it's just one

of those things and Sarah conducted herself you know beautifully and really

handled herself well to sit there and listen to these things so mean-spirited

bullying that's what it is I wouldn't like it if she said that about you know

a man a woman a child but to do that what did Sarah Sanders ever do to her to

deserve those kind of personal attacks and that level of vitriol I mean she

should feel horrible about herself when she goes to bed and she wakes up and the

morning michelle wolf because none of that was funny

whatsoever well you know okay Dana she that they would probably respond that a

Sarah because Trump wasn't there Sarah she becomes the target she's the proxy

and number two Trump has said things about you know people's faces help twice

so it's like and some people laughed yeah yeah and I just like just across

the board I don't think it's good or funny the interesting thing about this

is that just two months ago or three months ago the president went to the

gridiron dinner and he it was one of the first of these that he's attended he

brought the house down he's very funny speech was great Nancy Pelosi was one of

the speakers I think she I think that was her that night and then Tom cotton

usually if you have an elected leader who has to and it's not easy to give a

speech like that and they go through they have to practice and it costs

actually a lot because you've usually farm it out to some great speechwriter

and I don't think Washington DC needs to bring in anyone from the outside to do

these types of yeah they just the gridiron dinner has never done it it is

always fantastic the line that they have is the the gridiron singes but it never

burns I do hope that that's the last of the sound bites that I have to hear

that's the voice it's really it gets to me Craig Ferguson was one of the only

comedians there that I thought was so gentle because he basically just made

fun of himself the entire time and he complimented me so that was I remember

that but you have the thing is when she talks about the

abortion joke yeah you know one thing you could say in response is that well

at least she called it a baby yeah I think that was the biggest flaw also now

now do you think it's a baby yeah we're gonna take that to the Congress yep

no that's that was I think that was a big flaw and heard and heard undermined

her joke also to your point you know Obama gives great speeches they

don't need a detenida command there's no elected leaders who give

funny speeches are usually actually not even elected leader Laura Bush when she

did it the one year at the White House Correspondents Dinner was hilarious when

she called herself a desperate housewife and everybody got it and you don't need

to bring in somebody from the outside of DC yeah that should be no more let the

president do it like when President Obama spoke he was very funny was very

entertaining guess what people would actually go then no one wants to sit

there and listen to this nonsense yeah Jesse not a rousing success no a

Roseanne Barr said the first rule of comedy

you don't target someone in the audience who's more famous than you are you'll

lose the entire crowd and this is what happens you book a c-list comedian to

make fun of the DC a-listers look who they've had the last couple years Cecily

strong Larry Wilmore Hasan Minhaj Michelle wolf I've never even heard of

any of these people about daily show these people are not famous committee

look who they had during a stretch of Obama Conan Jimmy Kimmel Seth Meyers Jay

Leno look at the stretch under Bush Colbert Cedric the Entertainer Jay Leno

Jew Carol you know they'd say that Colbert actually ended up with a

prime-time late-night show because partly because of that career so in that

case I blame the White House Correspondents Association for him but

let's be honest the delivery was terrible it was average material the

voice was not good I'm glad we said it and I didn't have to say first but the

point is is that I blame the White House Correspondents in our association for

this they knew what they were getting into when they booked this yeah I agree

but this is who the left is they have been smearing and hurting conservatives

and trafficking and this kind of hateful unfunny stuff

for the last year but on the show for an entire year we've had montages this

stuff from Chelsea Handler going after mole

- I think the assassination jokes with Kathy Griffin and Johnny Depp you've had

Chris Matthews say horrible things would they say on Morning Joe the swear words

on CNN it's been despicable throughout the entire year no one has ever

condemned that and here's the reasons why they condemned at this time it was

done in their room it was done at their dinner by a comedian who they hired and

it was done to the person's face all the other hateful stuff was on Twitter it

was on someone else's show they didn't have to take responsibility the reason

they had to condemn this comedian now was because it was a PR problem for them

they were only doing it for that reason in that reason alone you know in the wad

to that point do you think that the White House Correspondents Association

which were cowardly for for distancing themselves I don't think they should

have distanced themselves they made the decision to have her there they should

have supported her I think yeah and I think they must be reacting to some

backlash that they perceive and I think the backlash to my mind is someone who

was there and who was saying there was no one walking out by the way was that

you had Sarah Huckabee Sanders sitting on the stage I believe she was two

people removed from the lectern and she's sitting there and and even the TV

cameras then enlarge the perspective so you could see Sanders reacting to miss

wolf and the problem was that it just felt unfair to her I thought you know I

saw Sarah Huckabee Sanders later and I held her hand I said you're on III think

you have a great sense of humor because in the moment you worried that she was

going to burst into tears or stand up and walk out and then it'd be a whole

deal about that and that's not what the White House Correspondents Association

wants for their event where I disagree with you guys this she was hilarious I

think she was genius funny I mean and you that you don't understand she was

picking on the press a lot she was picking on Democrats she I mean she said

about the idea that Franken is gone she said Ted Kennedy probably says hey I

murdered a girl you like kind of thing that was a good job you know what and I

think when I sit here with all you guys you talk about liberal intolerance for a

variety of voices and speech well gee here's a variety of well here's a

different perspective and she went after and probably her most telling thing was

she said you know you guys the press you created this monster and

now you're all making but your books your art your podcast your TV shows

making money and you don't ever sing but you love all you want to talk about is

krump and Russia that was directly at the end that was good part and then

another good part was when she went after a white woman and I'd never heard

anything like this she says hey you think about what's going on oh not only

with Sarah Huckabee Sanders but you think about Kellyanne Conway you think

about Ivanka everybody says oh women's issues are going to be the forefront she

says you guys have disappointed white women and she's called him Uncle Tom

right he's terms of white one to me this was like everybody let me tell you where

I was saying people were laughing well maybe you were at a different table

because she lost a crowd early nah and she bombed and there's so much good

material about the Trump White House from acosta to Twitter to the Russians

to Pelosi and Chuck Schumer it's so easy to make a nice even clean joke majority

of this stuff was very dirty and I can handle dirty jokes everybody there can

handle dirty jokes I think it takes more talent to be clean almost everything was

filthy all right yeah if you can be mean but the jokes have to land

Jesse saying that he can do it but the president said he wants Greg to do it

and you know Donald Trump had a suggestion how to make the night better

and it was the so called comedian really bombed Greg Gutfeld should host next

year so I am saying yes to the challenge I will host next year but but not there

we have to do a counter dinner maybe do it for police widows the money goes

there and it's and then Trump has to go to that challenge so trouble so chop I

will take you up on this offer and I'm gonna do this but we it has to be a

different event at the same time different charities and and and it'll

still be a roast but it'd be a general you might have a rally scheduled yeah

you know I remember when Imus went after the Clintons oh yeah about extramarital

yeah right with mrs. Klein oh it was hard how about Larry Wilmore using the

n-word in front of Obama daddy I don't remember doing Manos on all of these

you know last one need a comedian there they just use themselves would be far

funnier to be quite honest he's great at the rallies he's great when he gets up

and spoke at the gridiron thing like Dana said and that wasn't like

mean-spirited yeah and it could all be their own punchlines that's the fun part

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[ENTREVISTA] ANDRÉ TRIGUEIRO - CIDADES E SOLUÇÕES - GLOBO NEWS - Duration: 15:12.

Hi Everyone

The third interview that I recorded at Smart City Expo Curitiba

it was with Cidades e Soluções' TV host show and professor, André Trigueiro

Besides we talk about Cidades e Soluções TV Show and book

we also talked about self knowledge

because part of book's profit will be directed for CVV

so this interview is divided in 02 parts

then we can talk about this two subjects: cities and self knowledge

hope that with this interview, you will be motivated to work with urban projects

as André and I

Hi everyone! Today at Smart City Talks, we will interview the journalist and professor André Trigueiro

so we will talk about the book Cidades e Soluções and also, the TV show that inspired the book

André, thank you very much to be here with us and share your knowledge

Before we talk about the book's curatorship

I would like to ask how did you interest to work with Solutions for Cities?

Why did you start with this subject?

Any person who is worried to work with sustainability will have to face the urban challenge

because this is the first century on history that most part of humanity is living in cities

Brazil has one of the highest urbanization rates of the world

almost 80% of population lives in cities

ONU Program por Environment quantifies how cities are working with ecology

cities occupy only 3% of world's area

but it is devastating how from cities

happen the depredation, destruction and devastation

of non-renovable resources

so the perspective of a better world and sustainable pass through

a way to think the city

where we can implement routines

of long period that it will be longer than politic's term and

that there is transparency at the public resources and governance

where the society

it will be challenged to speak, to participate and to contribute

That's the reason that you had the idea 10 years ago

if we see, the concept of Smart City...

10 years ago, you were a pioneer

to work with this subject

I think that we need at the journalism

to do our social function, we need two wings

one of them is always expose what is wrong

sometimes in front of Police and Public Ministry

it is the vulture side

two birds very important for ecology balance

the other wing

is to indicate direction and perspective

it is to indicate horizon

to show solutions

to be a showcase of examples of innovative projects

So this is inside of my point of view what is journalism

Nothing like moments of crise

- and we live an environment crise that we'd never lived before -

to manifest this side of journalism

So yes, I believe that we have a very important social function

in the sense to give VISIBILITY

for initiatives that can be an inspiration

of course it is necessary some settings, because I don't believe that is possible to copy and paste

you make the same, it won't works. Each city has its singularity

I don't believe that in the world there is any Sustainable City

I believe that sustainability is an uninterrupted goal of an utopia

where we can equate a lot of interests

and try to promote a dynamic balance

where the result is: Are we promoting quality of life?

are we promoting at the boundary of possibilities

the best way to manage

people, materials, public resources, residues, everything

if the answer is Yes, we are living in a good moment

are we on the correct direction?

It is 10 year of Cidades e Soluções TV Show, how it was to do the book's curatorship?

I read the book and I can imagine that there were a lot of content to publish

so to choose what it will gone be publish, I believe that it was a challenge

The book actually it isn't a literature version of the TV Show

TV Show was an inspiration for the book

There are projects that they were shown at the book, but they weren't on the TV Show

There are experiences of the TV Show that we updated and brought new data

showed backstage

So, maybe there is some frustations of who watched the TV show

thought that it will find at the book the same as the TV show

the book will over on details and content that it wasn't shown at the TV show

that's why I liked the part

because I work with this subject: Women in Technology

and as a reference, I talk a lot about Muhammad Yunus

and I thought really interesting, you as a Brazilian, to refer Muhammad Yunus

to explain the importance of Women's role at Economy

How did you have this idea?

Why did you think that it was important to insert the Women point of view inside the book?

Why Muhammad Yunus is a reference on the book?

He is a reference on the book, because the microcredit idea is a project which he launched at Grameen Bank

in a miserable place of the world, Bangladesh

this initiative worked, I saw this project in Brazil

the place where I came from: Rio de Janeiro

in a favela

I saw how it makes a difference to have R$ 50 on pocket

of a woman who worked with birthday parties for families at her community (favela)

50 brazilian reais make a difference

and Cidades e Soluções book's is an idea from a woman: my wife

Claudia who is Tv show viewer and very critical

and who helped me to give me courage inside a very busy agenda

to open space of this immersion inside a literature project

a Smart City, a Sustainable City

it should be a city that it has as a principle to have equality

without prejudice

without intolerence, without exclusion

that combats misery and poverty

and through Education, we promotes an ambience of coexistence

where people can feel that they are valued by what they are

In Brazil, we have a brutal asymmetry on Power Relations

Brazil is a patriarcal country with sexist values

this is shown at politic power

this is shown at Economy Side, the most part of CEO are men

and we have to learn

this is a question of gender

from point of view of intuition, sensibility

in a way for example that you plan a City

I will tell you a game that I have with my wife

we enter in a restaurant

and I declare: here the manager is a man

What do you signalize as a man characteristic?

a default on details, on details

it doesn't means that the place is pleasant

it was not thought from a women perspective

some details that from a men perspective, they didn't see

the actual president of C40

that congregates the most important cities in the world

for the first time, the president is a woman, the mayor of Paris (Anne Hidalgo)

and I've seen all her actions

but she has a different characteristic for example, from Michael Bloomberg

from Eduardo Paes which they were leaders of this organization

that today it integrates the 100 most important cities in the world

that together share experiences for Mitigation and Adaptation

Climate Agenda

and I think that it is really interesting abroad

in Brazil is bit slow

a lot of women with important places in Politics

and how this open space for agendas that in same point

they were in the limits of political correct, ecological correct

and the women leaders are working on this projects

Yes, and we have two women leaders very important for Smart City

In Singapore, all the urban redevelopment was done by a woman

also, the 100 Future Cities of India, it has as a leader a engineer

because it is necessary to think about Inclusion and the action of Diversity at these projects

So I would like to ask, as the book is published, what it will be the next steps for Cidades e Soluções?

on close future, we are focus on

the subject of Water

we will be at the most important event about Water in Brazil, that it will happen on March

What is the learning of the leadership country in fresh water?

that it has so many problems to manage hydric resources?

lack of basic sanitation

5.500 tons/day of waste throw into the water

agrotoxic

fertilizer who are leached out on the rivers

illegal gold-digging that throw Mercury on this water

so for this season we are focus on this theme

Cidades e Soluções TV Show has a wide schedule

We'd already spoken about Pope's Encyclical

I went to Brasília to notice STF's voting for asbestos

We did an immersion at solar panels capital that is Belo Horizonte - MG

at brazilian capital of biodigester to clean the sewer by a low cost that is Petropolis - RJ

we are there trying to show

yes, it is possible to see this speed on the text too

there are a lot of good examples that they are consolidated by areas

and here the speed of the text

I interpreted as short, clear, objective in a journalism way

that it is for Young People

the idea is take this theme for young generation

because today we are living in a very interesting context for who is young

which is the possibility that you can have absolute license

to reinvent the area of knowledge that you want to risk yourself

because the world needs this new point of view

the world needs people who thinks differently

and this it had never been so clamant

it had never been so important

sorry for the clichet

but the hope that we need in the world

it is mixed with the way how young people does this challenge

I've seen so many discourage young people

in depression

I could say disattached from a reality and looking for an escape route

But at the same point, I've seen so many young people

they noticed the fun way to accept the challenge

playful

it is not a game

that is possible to do with levity and humour

for example, so many coworkings that there are in many places

that they allow this way

free and chaotic that in some way

it will have syncronicity with others events and phenomenon

and this will result in a startup and a product that it can change the world

so be welcome

for this Brancaleone army

that works hard for the project happens

because the speech for a new world

it is only a speech if you don't face the challenge

and worth it

Thank you very much for the interview

and I will try to resume

mainly inspired by we talked about women work

I liked a lot Vandana Shiva's work that is also here on the book

and they asked for Vandana Shiva an advice for Young Urban

Then I asked for you too. What it will be your advice for young urbans?

Believe that you have an important and special mission

to make this world a better and fair place

but take care

the youth pass so fast

so this vitality and energy

in some point, who is talking to you has 51 years old

we start to feel that the body is heavier

enjoy part of this energy

to invest in yourself in a good way

and you will harvest this in a tasty way

to live worth it

because what are you doing here

is a question that should follow you everyday

faced it that you won't regret it

André, thank you very much, we learned here a little bit of everything

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