happy labor day, everybody. i'll see you on tuesday on fox business network. >> another media frenzy at trump trailer as the donald will not mound a third party campaign sounding off on everything including tom brady and kanye west. >> as far as jeb is concerned i watched hill open television this morning. it is a little bit sad. don't forget, he was supposed to win. he just doesn't have the energy. is the press digging into the charges and counter charges between trump and bush? >> susan ferrechio took him on

and is joining the prime time debate. >> cnn was targeting you and did not want you on. >> hard to walk away from a conclusion i was being disadvantaged. that is how people felt. >> and now, the media, hillary clinton, the trump and sexist coverage. hillary clinton breaks her silence on msnbc. >> are you sorry? do you want to apologize to the american people for the choice you made? >> well, it wasn't the best choice and i certainly have said that. i will continue to say that. >> what did we learn from the interview with andrea mitchell? tom brady beats the nfl and the media are still tackling him and we will not let go of delfate gate. and the nasty debates in the 60s between william becomely and gore vidal. >> do you believe in inequality?

>> anything complicates including him. >> did that begin the era of toxic television? i am howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >> the media mob filled the lobby of trump tower and cable on high alert because truck signed a pledge he supports the republican nominee even if it is not him then it was familiar: the trump show. >> frankly, i felt that the absolute best way to win and to debate the democrats and very easy, i think, beat the democrats, no matter who it may be, whether it is hillary clinton or anyone else, i think maybe hillary clinton is going do have a very hard time, frankly, with what is happening getting to the starting gate.

>> joining us is susan ferrechio and matt lewis from the daily caller, and mara liasson from national public radio of fox news contributor. why did the media treat what is a going candidate pledging to support the g.o.p. nominee as a huge story? >> he gets great ratings and everyone tunes in is the number one reason. this is not just any declaration but donald trump who did not say right off the bat whether he would become a third party candidate and if made that decision with his numbers it would mean certain victory with the democrats a very consequential announcement. >> does it mean that bret baier's lead off question, raise your hands if you will not run third party that trump thought was unfair, was relevant? >> absolutely, it was a great first question. normally i hate the raise your hand questions. it was a great first question and less than a month later we

have a reversal so kudos. >> this event at trump tower, mara, quieted some credits who said the unthinkable, well, he might win the nomination. >> right now he is doing pretty great. he is winning by curvature of the earth in some polls. i think that one of the interesting things about the event which was classic trump from the start to finish, everything about him is best and greatest, and his only points are smaller in every way than he, he sounded more responsible and restrained and mature and poll inned. he refused to answer question of the topless women in times square. not appropriate he said. when did you ever say something was "not appropriate." >> never. >> and he what asked of the woman in tuck not giving marriages licenses and he said he didn't know nothing about something. when did he sever said he didn't know enough about something. >> i have seen him dial it down

on immigration but the interview that got the needia abuzz is with the conservative radio host saying he misheard the question about iran's cuds forces, the kurds, and that could happen. then, this. >> on the front of the islamist terrorism i am looking for the next commander and chief to know who zawahiri, do you know these players? >> i tell you, honestly, i think by the time we get to office they will be be changed, they will be all gone. >> i don't believe you in gotcha questions. >> this is a gotcha question. you are asking me about who is running this, this, this, that is not -- i will be so good at the military, your head will spin. >> trump accused hugh of being a third-ratennouncer.

is that important to media types? >> that is the number one question: do the public care about how he answered the question is he a hustler or a big picture genius? i think after this interview, when you look at the comments from people and hear the reaction of the public, people are say he is right, he did fire off the gotcha questions, where we in the media, wait, where is the democrat and understanding of foreign policy we need. >> elevated during this cycle and he will join the question of the chn debate. he has been on half a dozen signs and this is what he does. he ands questions about that and not knowing about the kuds force is an indictment on someone who wants to be president of united states. >> according to us. the public said when you are in office you put your people in

place, you get to know who the people are, that seems to be the reaction. >> he watches the shows and that is he gets his foreign policy. >> the criteria we would apply to other candidates that would hurt them like a sarah palin or someone else not knowing who the leader of the certain country is does not work for donald trump. look what he has done, insulting megyn kelly, john mccain and hispanics and nothing happened. he keeps on going up. the fact he does not know the name of the terrorists leaders why will that affect him? >> during the interview he kept on saying, you mean kurds and he said it? the confusion with cuts -- kurds does not make sense. >> what is the purpose of center right media conservative journalism? we saw when fox news asked donald trump tough questions, megyn kelly beat you and came under attack and fox news came under attack, but hugh is doing a similar thing rather than carrying the water for donald

trump he is vetting him hoping the republican mom knee is someone prepared to take on hillary clinton. that is a service. >> it is our job to ask questions and all too often in the last three months journalists have jumped to conclusions, this will hurt, this will kill him he will drop and some people and the pundits are learn that is not the case. i will take some time to play for you back-and-forth between donald trump and jeb bush. we will start with a bush against trump and trump's response and a trump ad against jeb both on the same program. >> partial birth abortion. >> i am pro choice in every respect. >> who you like remitting the united states in a daily with iran, with this regime? >> hillary clinton would do a good job. >> you heard jeb bush you are not a conservative, more democrats than republican and this is all personally.

he is drawing blood? >> i gave him no choice he is doing poorly in the me polls, a low energy kind of guy. >> they broke the law but it is not a felony, it is an act of love. >> is that what you think that donald trump is a one man mission to kill the g.o.p.? >> i think donald trump is trying to insult his way to the presidency and it will not work, people want an uplifting and hopeful message. >> where is the detailed media examination of the immigration questions raised in the trump ad against bush? >> the voters are primed but the new entertainment medium of reality television, what could be better than two candidates tossing aside previous talking points and throwing punches at each other? that is what has come to dominate the election. >> we have fallen down on our

responsibility because it is the easiest thing in the world to do the food fight, well, trump said this and bush punched back and he did not punch back offensively but ads about real issues and changes of position and voters may or may not care. i think that got lost. >> it did. there are good journalists writing the things about this and when you talk about what gives the soundbite or the clips shown on tv, it is the food fight. i will say personally i think when you compare the two ads you have shown, what donald trump showed was actually dishonest and he is taking something that jeb bush is talking about immigrant families and he is using that to talk about illegal immigrant whose murder people. jeb bush shows that donald trump is flip glopper and that is my way, again --. >> the voters do not care, he said ronald reagan was a democrat.

>> and and he doesn't have to be consistent. what jeb bush is doing is he is trying to take on trump and say, look, he is a closet lib rap, a flip-flopper. that is not really what voters care about, they care that donald trump seems strong and beholden to no one and against the establishment. >> the coverage should point that out and the coverage has and there is the first layer of coverage which is all about the food fight. i have seen many fact checking articles but what jeb bush has not done and we cannot cover it until he does is station on trumpisms, not just he insults people but he stands for something, including economic grievance, against illegal immigrants and hedge fund guys getting tax breaks. that is an important formula that has worked.

if it is not the republican party jeb bush needs to stand up and say so. >> by the way, it is not like the willie hover ton ad used against bestocks because he allowed willie horton to go free but this is more about pronouncement of immigration. before a break, cnn in change the 308ing criteria and letting fiorina on the stage as i will talk to her later, getting criticism for caving to pressure and not sticking with the original criteria. >> what about the other candidates, should the criteria apply evenly if we are talking about the first presidential candidate, why cut corners for her and not everyone? >> the old criteria were wrong and they did the right thing i think. i was interest offed for "washington post" style section on the original gyps of the nickname "the donald," one of the first reporters to use it and it came from his then wife

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feel good. >> why did you wipe the server clean? a lot of people are asking why? why have just a personal system? did anyone in your inner circle say this isn't just a good idea, let's not do this. >> i was not thinking a lot when i got in. >> some skeptics predicted that andrea mitchell who has covered hillary for decades would toss softballs, how did she do? >> when she said how do you feel about that, i would say how do you answer to this? this is a serious question about your trustworthiness. >> don't you think she drilled down in that 10 or 12 minutes about why did you do it, bad advice and all that? >> i thought she did okay. still hillary clinton didn't do herself any favors with that interview in terms of difficulties looking like a likable candidate. >> was this such a high stakes interview precisely because with the exception of univision hillary clinton hasn't done a

national television interview for two months before that. >> hillary clinton would have been better served if she did more press. the more you do it, the better you get. one thing that jeb bush is doing is out there every day answering questions trying to become a better candidate. it would have helped her. >> it hasn't helped jeb. his poll numbers have gone down. >> it's a good thing to do if you're a candidate and she can just get over some of her defensiveness with the press which is one of the other things that is hurting her. >> did hillary who refused to apologize and sorry about confusion about the e-mail, did anything to change the media narrative on this? >> no. she just reinforced i'm sorry if other people were confused. it's just patronizing and plays into the likability factor. that's one of her big problems. i don't think there will be a smoking gun that comes out of the e-mail scandal but she's been on defense for months now. it's reinforcing her negatives that she is secretive and there's not transparency and i

think it's kind of the death of a thousand cuts right now. >> hillary has been answering more questions from reporters on the trail compared to say a couple months ago. at the same time, let's say there were five other national television interviews in two or three weeks proceeding this. a lot of questions would have been asked and you wouldn't have this sort of buildup of the pressure that everything has to be shoved into this sit down or journalists are accused of leaving questions unanswered. >> interviews have to yield something for hillary clinton. does she look better or worse afterwards? if she answers the questions the way she did with hillary clinton it won't help her in the long run. it's not that she needs to talk to the press more, she needs to change the way she talks to the press. stil having difficulties. a new difficult issue but she hasn't overcome that problem of talking to reporters. >> the one question andrea mitchell should have asked was about the former state dertment aide, i.t. guy who is pleading the fifth rather than

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sony is starting to publicize a will smith movie called "concussion" which gives the appearance of taking on the nfl over head injuries. >> i found a disease that no one has ever seen. repetitive head trauma chokes the brain. >> the nfl does not want to talk to you. you turned on the lights and gave their biggest boogie man a name. >> sony is playing touch football and not tackle based on

internal e-mails reported by "the new york times." one sony exec writing that will isn't planning to be a spokesman for what football should or shouldn't be. messaging with help of nfl consultant to ensure we're telling a dramatic story and not kicking a hornet's nest. most of the bite w taken out of the film for legal reasons with the nfl. i talked about this with tara holder on her show "sports court." >> it seems like they are practically quaking in their sneakers about the idea that this might particular off the national football league and so let's tone it down. will smith is not anti-football. >> i think it's beyond that. mean to sound argumenti argumentive. this is upsetting to me. >> you? >> not me. i thought this would be something, you know, finally for once. we learned that the nfl or sony tually had a consultant, a

consultant to deal with the nfl. so it wasn't just e-mails back and forth. >> and with tom brady and deflategate back in the news, we're joined now from montreal. what do these stories, tom brady beating the nfl in federal court, sony softening its concussion movie, tell us about the coverage of pro football. >> let's start with tom brady. we know for a fact that tom brady is the o.j. simpson case of our time. why do i say that? tom brady is not a murderer. >> he didn't kill anybody. >> right. >> at worst he had balls deflated. >> let me finish. the reason i say this is because everybody knows or suspects that he did something wrong. give me a break. he did it. the problem is that the nfl again failed in their investigation just like in the o.j. case they botched it. this was a botched investigation. we know that he allegedly

deflated the balls and had a role in it. it was a poor prosecution on their part. the media is afraid of roger goodell and the nfl. so that's why this coverage and that's why sony at the very top in the entertainment world won't cover what they do properly because they're afraid. it's the code of america. silence or death. if you don't do what we expect you to do, this is what the nfl says, thene're going to punish you. >> hold on now. unless you're a network with a multibillion dollars in contracts to carry nfl games, why the media afraid of roger goodell, the commissioner and the nfl? >> because everybody is tied to the nfl in one way or another. a major network -- the nfl has given contracts, broadcasting contracts, to every single network because they want to hand it out to everybody just for this reason. if you don't do that, we're going to punish you and we'll give you a bad schedule or we may not bring you back to the

bargaining table. and you know, if you don't do what we say, we may not give you authorization to use our images in your movies or whatever the reason, the nfl acts like a huge mafia organization and the media is still afraid, still afraid to cover it properly. >> they're not afraid of tom brady and here's a cover of "new rk post" with deflated footballs. they are still your balls, tom. i look at the columns. one "new york post" columnist said tom brady proves cheaters do win. why was this suc a bitter pill to swallow for the media types who apparently do not like tom brady or the patriots? >> because they wanted -- they didn't want to go after the nfl. to my point, because the media is so afraid of the nfl, in this case they have t report negatively about the nfl and how they lost and how a $3 million

ted wells report, $3 million report failed in their investigation to properly bring him down and win in federal court. keep in mind, judges like to stay out of these cba union disputes. that's what the agreement says arbitration is what's supposed to happen. they don't want this to end up in court. so they're afraid and now they actually have to go after goodell. >> we'll see if that happens. it's clear that even when tom brady wins, he loses in the eyes of the media. by the way, brady on his fabook page saying i'm sorry e league had to go through this trying to strike a conciliatory note. thank you for joining us from montreal. >> thank you. coming up, carly fiorina on beating cnn on donald trump on hillary clinton and a candid assessment about the media skepticism toward her. and later, james rosen on whether a new documentary is fair to conservative icon bill buckley.

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>> no one has treated fiorina with more skepticism than the media. now, on balance, have the media been fair? >> on balance, yes, it was understandable in a way, the woke media could not understand how an outsider could possibly be viewed credibly. what did we have now? three outsiders at top of the polls. the media and the establishment missed how sick people really are of the professional political class and what politics has become.

all if all, the media has treated me quite fair limit. >> you have said the attention on donald trump was a wake-up call not just for the political types including media who did not think someone who has not done this could be credible. >> everyone woke up and relied what the polls have been telling us for some time. 82 percent of the american people accord telling a fox positive, by the way, think that we now have a professional political class and they put the media in that professional political class that is more concerned with preserving the status quo than on getting the right work done. >> took on cnn at polling criter and including with me, and the network changed its rules this week to allow the use more recent polls and that lands you on the prime time stage in ten days. did you win anything else in take on cnn? >> people just man fastly thought it was unfair. i don't think cnn started out interning to be unfair.

i think as they explained if previous presidential cycles there have been a lot more polls between august 6 and september 10, in this case there were not many. >> if i can interrupt on that point, your campaign sent e-mails to supporter saying the mainstream media is doing everything they can out of the debate because they know hillary clinton is the fiercest critic. but that suggests cnn was targeting you and did not want you? >> when you looked at the ruled and the fact there was only one candidate was disadvantaged so severely by their original set of rules, when you looked at the situation and saw there was only one candidate that moved from the bottom seven into the top ten, indeed the top three it is hard to walk away from a conclusion that somehow i was being disadvantaged. that is how a lot of people felt. there were a lot of people across the country, thousands and thousands of people across the country who said, this just

isn't fair. we want to hear from her. i appreciate it. >> necessity will carry from carly fiorina. you made a video for john mccain talking about hillary clinton. >> i have great admiration and empathy for hillary clinton and i have great admiration for her pause i know what it takes in some small measure to do what she has done. she is obviously incredibly intelligent, focused, tgh, determined. >> now you mostly call her ally arrest. >> both those statements are true. she very hard working. she is very intelligent. she is empathetic and very focused, she has dedicated her life to public service. that is true. she has lied. she has lied about benghazi, about her mails and her senatorrer and i do not think we can permit her to become president of the united states. both of those things are true. >> do you think the press

coverage of hillary clinton has been too soft? probably. she has demonstrably broken the law. she clearly h broken the rules at the state department. there is just no possibility that she wasn't trafficking in classified information. >> there has been a lost coverage of that. >> it is true. maybe the media gets distracted by other things like donald trump for example. donald trump has reasonable gotten continue times the coverage of hillary clinton yet here we have someone who served as secretary of state, who is running for the presidency of the united states who had a server in her basement and had all of this classified, sensitive information on a private device. that is a stunning development. >> trump has reasonable got 100 times the coverage of carly fiorina. immigration, you are not for

ending birthright citizenship an issue that trump has been pushing pushing and you have criticized him. >> ending berth right citizenship realistic i didn't is not going to happen. it would require one of two things. a constitutional amendment or for the 14th amendment to be challenged in court. neither of those is likely to happen. to me this is classic politics, actually. you put a bright shiny object here, distract everyone with something that isn't likely to happen and meantime the border still is not secure. >> you say on immigration that if you came here illegally you do not get a path to citizenship but maybe a path to legal service. will that hurt you with some republican voters? >> i don't know, it is possible. but i think denying someone a pathway to citizenship is the present consequence for coming illegally and staying here illinoisly and many of these people actually are working and we need to give them the

opportunity to work assuming, of course, they are not criminals and they pay their back taxes, et cetera. >> your position on birthright citizenship, the. >> their said she despites you with the hot, hot we hate of a thousand surgeons. thank you speaks for itself and she said she would not mind if donald trump performed abortions if the white house as long as he got his immigration plan through and i think that statement speaks for itself, too. >> that is a restrained statement. >> is it unfair to the media to give so much air time to trump? >> question is have been talking now for seven or eight minutes and at least...a quarter, maybe a third of your questions have been about donald trump. that is more attention than is merited. >> moving on to h.p., you have said many interviews that no

secret you were fired in a boardroom brawl. >> not a barroom brawl. a boardroom brawl. >> this is a debate about your record but there is no debate you left with package worth $42 million. does that make you part of the 1 percent economic el legal that could have trouble understanding the problems of ordinary working folks? >> i started out as a secretary and i have earnedverything. i did not inherit anything other than a good work ethic and strong values. shareholders voted on absolutely every aspect of my pay. period. that number you could pullff the numbers out of the air because it was based on the value of the help stock at that moment it has gone down. it has gone up. i have been clear about our net worth released two years of complete tax returns. i say this are people in this change worth a lot more money than i am, hillary clinton being one of them. >> and not dispute that based on what wenow. >> in the same 2008 video you

said the following. based on personal experience, bold women and women in power are characterized differently than the male counterparts. is that true of new this campaign? >> of course. women in positions of authority or influence or power are criticized, scrutinized differently. that is still true. unfortunately. exhibit a, how often have i been asked, whether i a running for vice president? my male counterparts in this race are not asked that question. people are still asking that question. i am qualified to be president of the united states. i am qualified to win this job. yet, more qualified than many of my male counterparts to be honest, yet, some people keep asking me, whether i am running to be represent. there is no doubt that women still are characterized differently. >> does that tick you off?

>> i have grown used to it but it does not stop me. >> carly fiorina, thank you. >> ahead, bill o'reilly takes on ramos over the frump help -- encounter. and james rosen weighs in on a debate that may have changed news. i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength to keep you active. come on pear, it's only a half gallon. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. all in 160 calories. ensure. take life in.

>> william buckley was the founder of "national review," and a giant on the right and gore vidal was an important author on the left and they were brought together during the 1968 convention and they could not stand each other. this includes a troubling antigay slur. >> freedom breathes inequality. now i will say it a third time. >> no, twice was enough. >> you are to the right and always in the right. >> anything complicated confuses you. balder nash. >> if you are staying plastered >> james rosen review "best of enemies," and i spoke to the chief washington correspondent here in studio one. >> james rosen, welcome. >> a documentary of televised

debate that took place half a century ago. why care? >> the theory is that clash on television of 1968 prefigured the media debates and cable news we have today. >> that series of encounters, responsible for the entire polarized cable television culture as we know it today? >> i called it a theory. >> your view? >> probably the first great instance of this kind every setting tension where it almost becomes physical and gets out of hand and it was shock at its time the most memorable moments in tv history. probably had it never occurred and becomely and gore vidal never met we would have the cable news we have today. >> i agree with that. >> you think of them being giants intellectsually, thinking grand thoughts and you watch now with this and they got down in the gutter. >> they did and the clip where

gore vidal called buckley a nazi and buckley responded by an epithet for gore vidal's people sex wallets. >> and threatened to sock him in the face. >> and keep it plastered. >> it is shame this attracts the attention it does and this is documentary we have because william buckley was perhaps the greatest debater of the 20th century on the public stage and to be remembered for this shattering moment where he last his temper because of the prop cases thrown at it is akin to remembering hank aaron for one particular time at flight where he struck out. >> he is remembered for being a great conservative thinker and people barely remember gore vidal these days. >> but we do not have a definitive buckley documentary, we have this. >> when you interviewed bill buckley 15 years ago you tried to ask about it and what happened? >> he said, he won't in essence.

i said, but your own magazine gives the excuse for my doing so and held up the issue where it had a full page ad for vodka with the face of gore vidal and he said, words something like we would not deny any advertiser unless it was obscene where you raising questions of whether a of from of gore vidal is obscene? >> kudos to national review for publishing the critique of the inspirational founder saying, you do not pull punches of this is hardly his finest hour but say you think the film is tilted against buckley in favor of gore vidal. >> in their own mines they probably made a great effort to be fair and interviewed partisans on both and portrayed them haunted by this gat event but it was clear from watching the movie that gore vidal if their minds was more committed

to liberty than bill buckley and that is a myth. >> that comes across from the interviews is this wasn't put on, they despised each morning. >> they asked buckley, is there anyone you would not go on with and he said gore vidal and to this day i am curious why buckley went forward with the program at all. >> big personalities. >> james rosen, thank you. >> great to be with you. >> great buckley imitation. >> a confrontation between bill o'reilly and jorge ramos on the line between anchoring and advocacy.

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only from xfinity. gwen ifill, co-achor of the pbs newshour got into trouble this week on twitter. she posted a graphic for supporters of the iran nuclear deal re-tweeted by the state department that revised the time bomb chart by bibi netanyahu saying with the iran's deal italy is less dangerous. ifill saying get that, bibi. to personalize is by saying take that, bibi, is in my book inexcusable for an experienced journalist who is co-anchor of a nighty news program watched by millions of viewers. ifill said she was highlighting the view of her viewers, not her own. and another reminder that

tweeting can be risky for journalists, especially as a fair-mined program as "the newshour." after jorge ramos disrupted the press conference by shouting questions about trump's immigration plan bill o'reilly got his turn to grill the univision anchor. >> you're an anchor man and how can you possibly cover illegal immigration fairly when you're an activist, when you're a proponent of allowing them amnesty? how can you possibly cover the story? you should excuse yourself from it or recuse yourself from it. >> i'm just a reporter. >> or become like me a commentator. >> i'm just a reporter. >> you're not. >> asking questions. >> you're an activist. >> mr. o'reilly, i don't think you are the right person to lecture me on advocacy and journalism when you spend most of your program -- >> i'm a commentator, that's what i do. >> now i get ramos saying o'reilly is just as opinionated but bill is right. he is in the commentary

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