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Q: Comedian Bill Maher jokes about his newfound love for Mitt Romney during the latest episode of "The Messy Truth ," a town hall series hosted by Van Jones . 
Back in 2012 , Maher reminds Jones in Thursday 's episode , he gave Obama "a million dollars" to prevent Romney , the then Republican presidential nominee , from becoming president . 
But since the election of Donald Trump , Maher says , things are now so bad he "would happily give that million dollars to Mitt Romney if he would take over the country ." 
"I gave it to prevent Mitt Romney from being president . 
Now I 'm begging Mitt Romney to be president ," he says .

A: Bill Maher says he would become a Mormon for Mitt Romney . 
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Q: Ahead of a potential First Amendment showdown Wednesday in the cityâs most closely watched murder case   a lawyer for independent journalist Jamie Kalven  says an attempt to force  his  testimony amounts to little more than an âunjustified fishing expeditionâ by indicted Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dykeâs attorneys.
Van Dykeâs attorneys have alleged that  Kalven  â the first journalist to detail the fatal shooting of Laquan McDonald â received leaked documents containing legally protected information.
âGiven the fatal lack of evidence to support Defendantâs lynchpin factual claim  one is left to wonder the perceived point of (his) efforts â Matthew Topic   Kalven âs attorney  wrote in a document filed Tuesday.
 Kalven  is expected to be in court for the 9 a.m. Wednesday hearing  but it is unclear if he will be called to the the stand. He has vowed not to disclose sources.
None of the filings on this issue by Van Dykeâs legal team have been made public. But at a court hearing in October  the officerâs lead attorney  Daniel Herbert   alleged that  Kalven  obtained leaked documents containing information protected by long-standing legal precedent from being used against Van Dyke in a criminal case.
Herbert suggested that  Kalven  used that information to interview witnesses â with the assistance of the FBI â in a way that shaped the witnessesâ statements to authorities.
In court filings   Kalven âs attorney called Herbertâs efforts âscattershot  unsupported and irrelevant.â The only reports about the case in  Kalven âs possession were obtained from the city through Freedom of Information Act requests more than a year after the shooting  according to Topic.
In addition  as a journalist   Kalven  cannot be forced to disclose  his  sources except in certain specific circumstances   his  attorney stated.

A: Journalist could be called to stand at hearing on the Laquan McDonald shooting
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Q: As Jacobin 's Branko Marcetic reminds us , U.S. forces under the Bush administration killed multiple journalists , including shelling a hotel known to be full of international reporters . 
The Bush administration 's failure to prevent the 911 attacks , followed by the non-sequitur invasion and occupation of Iraq , gave rise to ISIS and the world we know today . 
It 's the opening of the National Museum of African-American History and Culture , and George W. Bush is sharing a brief snuggle with Michelle Obama . 
Without Bush 's two most fateful decisions -- letting Wall Street run amok and invading Iraq -- it 's hard to imagine Trump 's metamorphosis from a second-rate reality TV star to president of the United States . 
Left : President Bush disavows anti-Muslim sentiment after 911 , speaking at the Islamic Center of Washington on Sept. 17 , 2001 . 
Hazy nostalgia for George W. Bush carries broader risks . 
But where reputational rehab used to take a generation or two , Bush is trying to loosen the clutches of market-fresh infamy . 
Normalizing Bush weakens our already weak grip on history , making it that much harder to see how today 's political harvest was also cultivated by the administrations of Clinton , who signed the legislation implementing NAFTA and unleashed Wall Street , and Obama , who continued the Wall Street bailouts and allowed 90 percent of wealth creation during his tenure to accrue to the top 1 percent . 
The immediate context for the "normalizing" of George W. Bush is the rise of Donald Trump . 
But Bush 's policies created the conditions that brought Trump to power , and only in the wake of his own trademarked disasters does he look tame by comparison . 
Paul J. RichardsAFPGetty Images President Bush is informed of the attacks on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11 , 2001 , while attending a school reading event in Sarasota , Florida . 
Left : President Bush looks out over Hurricane Katrina 's devastation as he flies back to Washington on Aug. 31 , 2005 . 
Right : Bush sits with New Orleans high school students Ashantae Martin -LRB- left -RRB- and Ronjae Pleasant at an event marking the 10th anniversary of Katrina on Aug. 28 , 2015 . 
Bush 's advocates and former officials knew all along that presidential records are inevitably re-evaluated . 
The reassessments started even before Bush left office , with the rise of the tea party and the weakening of the old Republican Party establishment . 
The "Embrace Seen Around the World" has shown us how much harder remembering will be under the spell of social media , which may be shrinking our historical depth of field faster than Bush 's secret energy task force helped melt the Antarctic ice sheets . 
Among followers of Palin , who morphed into tea partiers and later into Trump die-hards , Bush was considered little better than Barack Obama . -RRB- 
The joke concerned recycling yesterday 's fashions at Urban Outfitters , but it hinted at a world where George W. Bush is recycled on national television and the pages of Time magazine . 
During Obama 's second term , it helped spawn an ironic reconsideration widespread enough for Vanity Fair to declare Bush "a hipster icon ." 
BuzzFeed went further , describing the born-to-wealth Bush as an "outsider artist" and offering "15 Reasons George W. Bush Should Come Work For BuzzFeed Animals ." 
Bush helped birth Trump , but he also revived the soul of national resistance . 
That resistance ca n't stop Bush and his fellow ex-presidents from trying to rewrite history and making tens of millions of dollars on the lecture circuit . 
Left : Aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln on May 1 , 2003 , President Bush declares major fighting over in Iraq . 
Right : Bush 's paintings of wounded veterans hang at his presidential library in Dallas on Feb. 28 , 2017 . 
By the time Trump clinched the GOP nomination last year , Bush 's approval numbers equaled Bill Clinton 's -- a huge turnaround since Bush 's ignominious departure from office . 
Then came the cute-bomb of the "Embrace Seen Around the World ," followed more recently by the release of Bush 's coffee table art book , a sit-down on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and a People interview about his besties status with Michelle . 
In these and other forums , Bush declared racism bad and criticized Trump 's ban on travelers from seven -LRB- now six -RRB- Muslim-majority countries . 
For those desperate to escape the awful reality of the present , Bush 's comments reinforced the comforting delusion of a big-tent bipartisan #resistance that will return everything to the halcyon days of a completely sane and not-at-all racist Republican Party . 
"Bush worked hard to sow tolerance for Muslim-Americans , convinced -- like President Obama -- that respect and openness was an asset in the fight against jihadists ," Slate 's Jamelle Bouie wrote in November 2015 , as Trump 's candidacy rose on the back of his proposed Muslim ban . 
As president , Trump has shifted Americans ' vantage point on Bush , who seems competent , well-spoken , tolerant and humane by comparison . 
I 'm sitting here wistfully watching old George W. Bush speeches ," Ansari said . 
Left : Ignoring reporters ' questions , President Bush turns to leave after announcing his support for a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage on Feb. 24 , 2004 . 
Right : Bush appears as a guest on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on March 2 , 2017 . 
Missing amid much of the reaction to Bush 's sensible words was the memory of his deeds . 
If Bush really was n't so bad , then Trump is more of a dramatic switch from ages past than he 's already been judged . 
It 's also what 's helping Bush . 
They point out that Bush did much to create the very conditions that gave rise to Trump -- which , in turn , is driving his own expedited rehab . 
Bush bears a more direct responsibility for the misery in the Middle East . 
If Bush had never been president , or an execution-happy Texas governor , he might be a great buddy to talk baseball with . 
Bush , it should be remembered , had plenty of warning : Millions marched in opposition to the Iraq invasion , a street echo of the Arab League 's ominous admonition that such a move would "open the gates of hell ." 
Brennan LinsleyPoolGetty Images A photo of President Bush hangs alongside other government and military leaders in the headquarters of the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay , Cuba , on Jan. 20 , 2009 . 
Trump is an admirer of torture and other Bush deeds that have only driven extremists ' recruitment . 
Given the media 's role in rehabbing him , it seems necessary to note that Bush also hated the press .

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George W. Bush Gave Us Donald Trump . 
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