Sanders said she was told by the owner of The Red Hen in Lexington, Virginia, that she had to "leave because I work for @POTUS and I politely left."

Sanders said the event said far more about the owner of the restaurant than it did about her.

"I always do my best to treat people, including those I disagree with, respectfully and will continue to do so," Sanders said in the tweet from her official account, which generated 22,000 replies in about an hour.

"My whole body puckered, as it were. I tensed up. And I didn't know what to do!" Rogen explained. After Ryan shook the actor's hand and requested a picture, Rogen said, "No way, man!" before proceeding absolutely drag Ryan in front of his kids.

"...I couldn't stop," Rogen told Colbert. "I said, 'Furthermore, I hate what you're doing with the country at this moment, and I'm counting the days till you no longer have one iota of the power that you currently have.'"

"There's nobody there I want to see," Aaron said at a ceremony for the "Hank Aaron Champion for Justice Awards" in Atlanta, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

David Bossie Tells Black Democrat He's `Out Of His Cotton-Picking Mind'

Bill Maher: "A Recession Is A Survivable Event, What Trump Is Doing To This Country Is Not"

The show this week was good.  The segment on Melanias "other jackets" was great.  As was the segment on the psychedelics researcher

Boo hoo hoo. Democrats moaning about incivility need to go back and read everything Cadet Bone Spurs ever said or tweeted. Civility in public discourse went out the window the day he declared his candidacy in proclaiming all Mexicans coming into the the US were "rapists."

CINEMAX has been doing some good stuff.  RELLIK was good.  So was C.B. STRIKE.  The series based on the J.K. Rowling defective series written under the name Robert Galbraith.  The first, Cuckoos Calling, was very good.  At least 2 more coming.

They are currently running the first season of OUTCAST in advance of the second season.  It's very very good.

This fall George R. R. Martin's NIGHTFLYERS starts on Syfy.

Of course, NASA never closed, and then there is that going to space part.  If Trump said he wants to be the first president to put a man on the Sun, his crowds would give the same chant.

Making an episode called Searching for the Trump Tapes or something like that.

Mad hair. Russian owners. Is Jurassic World 2's meanest dinosaur really Donald Trump?
A trail of clues in JA Bayona's sequel suggests that the Indoraptor, patchy coiffure and all, is commentary on a certain prehistoric president

But before the bidding and ultimate sale to "the gentlemen from Russia" can begin, the Indoraptor needs to make its formal debut. Here's where Bayona goes all in. The chrome doors open and, lit from behind with an off-blue hue, the untamable beast, the agent of destruction, the planet's existential crisis for the next four years (or until the next movie comes out) emerges in silhouette. The image is a reproduction of Donald John Trump's entrance at the Republican National Convention in 2016.

The last time we see humans in the Apes series, they're swaddled head to toe in military parkas, bundled up against the cold their hairless bodies can't endure, yet so removed from their environment they don't realize their war cries are about to bring an avalanche crashing down upon them. In the original Planet of the Apes and its turn-of-the-century remake, the discovery that humankind has been replaced is the ultimate horror, registered by Charlton Heston's despairing screams and Mark Wahlberg's stunned incomprehension. But in War for the Planet of the Apes, the death of dozens of humans, which for all we know may be the last surviving group anywhere, is played as a slapstick gag, their faceless, undifferentiated bodies buried under a mountain of snow with a swift, subdued thud--an inglorious ending for a species that deserves nothing better. This is the way the world ends, not with a bang but a womp womp.

"If you get me one more glass of wine, I'll tell you stuff only Bob Mueller and I know," he joked. "If you think you've seen wild stuff so far, buckle up. It's going to be a wild couple of months."

I absolutely believe this.  The sh!t is about to hit the fan.  Well, if not THE sh!t, definitely SOME sh!t.

 It is such a shame that demogogic hate speech by the US President that dehumanizes groups to create and persecute, such as claiming that undocumented immigrants want to infest the US (like vermin), is met with anger toward that hate speech.  It is not asymmetric, it is both sides are to blame. And, sometimes, intemperate, too. Defending yourself and your country, is going low, apparently.

And, on the heels of this lesson to be polite and be politically correct to these deplorables who love Trump's absence of being politically correct another NYTimes reporter, Jeremy Peters, took off for another of those trips to diners and such, to get Republican reactions to all that harsh criticism of poor Trump.  Peters interviews a suburban Virginia woman ,Gina Anders, who does not even own any MAGA wardrobe, but, never-the-less, protects Trump.  

Not mentioned by Peters, but revealed later, was that Miss Anders is a senior consultant at a PAC that pushes things like Obamacare repeal and protecting Confederate monuments.

  But, Miss Anders is the voice of reason,and laments that things are such that "we can't have a conversation."  Why?  Because, on the one hand, Trump wants to put people in cages and concentration camps. And, on the other side, the left just wants everybody to come into the country illegally, so they get votes.  No questioning on the weighting of the equation affecting the "conversation."

And, of course, there is Huckabee Sanders and the Red Hen.  So uncivil to legally refuse service (no shirt no shoes no serviced rubric, with no mention of protected classes and unlawful discrimination) to a high ranking Trump political appointee who is complicit .  So uncivil...not like her father's concern with Mrs. Pelosi's policies, that he says are based on MS -13 campaign advisors.

I think this is good.  Fossilized leadership take note.