beautiful. >> really, really beautiful. >> that does it for us for now. we will see you in one hour. stay with us, get some coffee and come on back. we will see you in an hour. >> on the "media buzz" donald trump accuses "new york times" of publishing "fiction," as the media announced rhetoric, and the comments on hillary clinton, judges and a second amendment. the latest firestorm from what he called "the dishonest press." >> donald trump spoke off the cuff and took the campaign off the rails. again. >> did donald trump cross the line? >> at home with donald trump and a potential new controversy simmering after a remark that, at best was a joke and at worst, an implied threat of violence. >> let me say this to my republican party: you are letting donald trump destroy the party. you have done it from the beginning. >> he is operating in an environment, now, where

mrs. clinton, the left of the media is going to twist every single thing he says. he has to be more precise with his language. >> imagine in she said or somebody said that about donald trump, carelessly, maybe someone would assassinate them, we would be going crazy. >> do you not say stuff like that. it is not the press or democrats it is self self inflicted wound. >> should trump accuse "new york times" of itch venting "unnamed sources," in reporting his campaign is failing or are the mainstream media filing on? the columnist said the reporting is unbalanced because he is viewed boy terribly dangerous. really? new e-mails shows favor seeking between the state department of hillary clinton and the clinton foundation but is that drowned out by the uproar by trump?

nbc and other outlets under fire for belittling coverage or sexist coverage of female athletes at the olympics. we have a scorecard. this is "media buzz" today. >> trump's campaign was already awash in negativity when the spotlight switches to the republicans bailing on his campaign. about only line, do you think he was, it would be dangerous if he was president? >> donald trump, in my judgment, would make a perilous world, even more dangerous. >> you called donald trump a clear and present danger? >> if he is anywhere close to the language he used in the campaign, i fear for our future. >> that was wiped east radar when he went to north carolina

rally and made this attack. >> hillary clinton wants to abolish essentially, abolish the second amendment. by the way if she gets to pick her judges, nothing can you do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. i will tell you what, that will be a horrible day. >> donald trump riled up the press by calling hillary clinton a founder of isis and last night he said this. all the "new york times", okay? >> boo. >> love it. they wrote a story today anonymous sources have said, three anonymous sources, anonymous this, anonymous that...they don't use names. i don't really thing they have any names. okay? >> joining us to analyze the campaign coverage is heidi przybyla senior correspondent from "usa today" and lisa

boothe, contributor to the washington examiner and kirsten powers with "usa today". heidi przybyla, "new york times" and said he is crudely effective political showman but he is not a realliable president. your take? >> obviously a story not just reported overnight, and it wasn't just for aanonymous sources over the course of how long they have been reporting but it is an evolution of the trump advisors trying to get him to do things he did not do during the primary campaign. that said it comes in the midst of what is a media pile on. donald trump took this one story and is reacting to it in a very emotional way and going after "new york times" but the truth of the matter is, to report a story like this you have to use

anonymous sources the people in the campaign and worried about direction of the campaign are not going to tell you that on the record. that is the only way a story like this is reported so deeper in the body of the story, "new york times" mentioned they had talked to 20 people. >> in fairness to the "new york times" there were three trump advisors including giuliani quoted and the campaign director, but donald trump is saying this is jason blair dirt and making stuff up opposed to saying it is not true. >> "new york times" as most of the media have discredited themselves. republicans who is worked in the campaigns, there is bias through a large period of time with newspapers and other publications but we have seen they have been transparent in the bias. this is reason that 20% of americans have confidence in newspapers because of this. they saying that people that are close to the campaign or have a communication with the campaign, that could be anyone. who are these "unnamed sources,"

and the "new york times" has discredited themselves, the election cycle running a story about women and donald trump and one of the interviewees stepped forward and said that her words were taken out of context and it was not true. she was misled by the reporter. you look that "new york times" ran 1,300 page article on his second amendment comments that did nothing about a terrorist father attending or endorsing hillary clinton. >> we will get that in a minute. they have shown their bias. >> a donald trump campaign insider said this is a case of people at least close to trump, not in the campaign itself, who are distancing themself from what they fear will be a loss in november. the fact that this is take place, and we do not know who the leaks are, what does it tell you about the relationship between the campaign and media? >> obviously, the people in the campaign are panicking. we know this from other reporting but the idea of "new york times" being so bias, look, they are not perfect newspaper.

but i would not put his second amendment comments on the same level as a person showing up at hillary clinton rally, somebody who she basically said she did not want his support it is not the same thing. >> we will have more on that. >> i have known maggie for 15 years and covered campaigns i would bed, and she a first-rate reporter and the idea that she is making up sources here is beyond preposterous and the "new york times" i know has a very rigorous process. they do not get to make up sources or get to say somebody said something. that is not the way it works. >> it could be people on the lower tier who have never sat in a room with donald trump. >> a good reporter is not going to take an intern --. >> maybe the --. >> i don't think --. that is character assassination against a great reporter. >> the story said that four of the sources had details knowledge of meetings that seem to be closely held.

donald trump said he could pull the yes degrees of the "new york times" and he told me that two months ago but it is his hometown paper and although he is disgusted with him he has a special place for it. what consumed a last media oxygen this week, obviously, the second amendment comments. you have all seen and heard but here is an interview that donald trump did where he was pressed on nature of the comments. take a listen. >> last night you said the president was the founder of isis, you meant that he created the vacuum and --. >> no, i meant he is the founder. he is the most valuable player. i give him the most valuable player award and her, too. >> but he hates them and is trying to --. >> he was the founder. >> this is the falling into the category of political license, does anyone believe he is literally saying that hillary clinton and president obama founded isis, but, cnn put up a banner that actually basically called donald trump ally arrest

saying he is not meaning obama isn't the founder of isis much what do you make of this? >> this is part of a broader change we have had to make in this campaign about covering donald trump which is that a lot of the statements that he said that are not sarcasm because he said it is sarcasm are incorrect. so the news organizations have taken to fact checking and he came back and said, that was sarcastic but three said it on so many occasions we asker as the media have to report that what he is saying it is legal really when he said it is literal in several issues as he did. >> this is the tweet where drum trump said i called president obama and hillary clinton the founder of isis and they do not get sarcasm? but then, at a rally after that he said i am being sarcastic but not that sarcastic. what does the media make of this sarcasm? >> but cnn does not do the fact

checking element when hillary clinton rarely does interview, although we know that hick has systematically lied to the american people for a year and a half throughout the f.b.i. investigation so that is the problem. further, there was a level of hyperbole to his statement but the crumb of what he is saying is that president obama last a vacuum for isis something that has been reiterateed by someone like panetta who said on record that president obama leaving iraq left the vacuum for isis. >> that is a fair --. >> by his own defense second. that is a fair charge, it gave him the opportunity to say, no, no, i am saying the founder of isis. >> i can see that. >> but he said it seven times so why did he not just say that, why not in other times just explain that? it is not what he did. and he said it was sarcasm? the people who want him to clean up the mess are say that is what

he meant but he is not saying that. all the real donald trump account, on twitter, a disgusting and corrupt media covered me honestly and no false meaning in the words i say i would be beating hillary clinton by 20%. >> yes. i sat on this set and said i thought the media was hard on donald trump. many months ago. i cannot say there is a day and say anyone is being hard on him in this situation. >> hard or saying it is unjustified? >> unfairly hard. maybe they were going overboard but when he said what he is trying to say and saying then it is sarcasm it is a realm that is getting crazy. all the point, and it is missing, the media should be able to cover what donald trump said and i said before he overstates things, and i don't completely --. >> he creates some of his own problems. >> i have conceded that. the problem is the media should be adept enough to cover that while simultaneously covering

the stuff that hillary clinton has but this is not an equal amount of fact checking or equal amount of criticism that is being apply today donald trump and hillary clinton. >> but you should be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. >> but a midyear roundup of all of the statements of the candidates and 70% of the statements were falsed compared to 20% by hillary clinton so --. >> we short on time and we will get to hillary clinton later in a segment. this "time" magazine cover, meltdown, and you can see the melting face. >> great picture. >> main stream media have concluded that trump is behind and creating problems but he will lose the campaign, and is that a trap we are falling into since it is august. >> we have accused him, of melt ing down on several occasions. those are the exact words. time has pushed the envelope and i saw a cover on hillary clinton back during the e-mail scandal

that was provocative before there was an investigation. that said we have to wait for several more weeks of polling, as well as look at other factors like the fact he is still taking in a last money, before we can necessarily all jump on that melting down banding what, but, when you are struggling like you are in the poll numbers you are going to invite headlines. >> we will come back to this later, panel, and, also, continuing the conversation on twitter. when we come back are some using the polls to predict that trump is toast? trish regan is up next. is all the trump coverage overshadowing hick's latest e-mail mess? l mess? at safelite, we know how busy life can be.

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>> is the poll obsessed press writing off donald trump? i put that question to trish regan on "fox business," from new york. >> trish regan, welcome. >> good to see you. >> now, the progress, they are saying hick has 87% chance of winning, and "new york times" upshot blog, more pessimist ice only 86% this election and everyone is writing off the latest polls. could the numbers and the coverage become a self-fulfilling prophecy against donald trump? >> i have been thinking about that. that is why journalists need to be extraordinarily cautious. as we are closer to november. keep in mind, anything can happen. think back to dukakis in 1998 he was ahead in the polls in august

it is on us as journalists to be cautious about not effectively making this happen. >> i could not agree. what about the imbalance in the coverage? you look at any newspaper, most cable shows, trump, trump, trump, trump, and hillary clinton is fourth or fifth story. >> part of that is because donald trump is selling papers. oratings on television. the media like to cover donald trump but one thing i find frustrating in the process is that there is not enough policy coverage. it is all just, what did he say lately? there is a hesitation on part of media to dive into the notes and belts of what he is talking about versus hillary clinton and it is about the horse race and very much about what the latest faux pas. >> or the latest insult or flap. but you set me up for the next

question. this week, hillary clinton and donald trump both gave major economic speeches. if you are not working for a business network, my sense is they got half a day of coverage or maybe a bit more but is there a tendency particularly by political journalist whose shy away from the details, tax plans and estate tax and marginal rates and interest, because it is hard to explain particularly on television? >> i go a step further and say they don't understand it. they choose not to and they deliberately shy away from getting into the notes and boats of tax policy because it is frankly too complicated. that is a very, very sad thing. it is incredibly important we take on the responsibility of making sure that we understand all of the policies, especially on the economy. think about it. this is the biggest issue in this election. we need change when it comes to the economic future because our economy is in such a bad state. what are the things that hillary

clinton is propose increasing what are the things that donald trump is proposing? what will they mean for our economy? but no one, frankly, other than us, wants to cover that. >> in he do not understand it or choose not to, is it, perhaps, a fear that people will turn the dial? that economic policy can be dry and abstract? go to the latest donald trump said hillary clinton is the founder of isis? author wrong. i can tell you i see it afternoon day on the show, viewers respond to substance. they do. it is shortsighted to think viewers will not care about economic policy because this is what people care about. how are you going to feed your family? how do you make sure your kids have a brighter future than what you have? here's the issues that voters want information on. for the media to say we are not covering that because we don't think it will rate?

they are wrong. all the last question in the last half minute, what about the argument that some journalists make that donald trump would never see a candidate like and saying factually challenging thing so we need to give him more scrutiny than hillary clinton? >> they do. it is not because he is stepping in it but because they don't like him. that, in fact, is coloring some of their reporting. i recommend regardless of what you think of either candidate it is up to us to scrutinize carefully both of the folks. you cannot give anyone a pass just because you may like their policies. we see that from mainstream media quite a bit. >> or because one candidate has been around in the political scene for a lot longer. trish regan always great to see you. >> you too, howie. >> are some media athletes being

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>> all the elements of a big story, e-mails revealing a cozy relationship between hillary clinton state department and the folks at the clinton foundation. >> later, secretary clinton allegations of big donors to the clinton foundation spaying for state department access, and, yes, newly released e-mails. >> it was a pay for play operation basically, people soliciting the foundation and gave money to the clinton foundation and got the state department to weigh to on various disputes and matters. >> the report on this tangleed when between the d nominee and top aides and allies at her husband's foundation has appealed to the tsunami of donald trump coverage. back with the panel. are the latest e-mails obtained a big story? >> yes, they are a big story. they have been covered. they could stand to have more

coverage and, likely, they did not get as much coverage as they should have because donald trump was making new news every five minutes. >> every hour, anyway. >> he constantly is giving the media some new outrage and stepping on any bad news. >> if he took a few days off there could be more scrutiny. >> i think so. it got some coverage but it would have gotten more coverage if they did not dedicate their time to trump. >> you tipped your hand to this but do you believe the media are play down the e-mails, lisa, or is it just overshadowed by the controversies that swirl around donald trump? >> they are absolutely covering up for henly. you look . >> covering up is a strong charge. >> i stand by it. you look at the coverage of abc, cbs and nbc, semi- give more coverage to the trump tower

climber. hillary clinton is the only candidate with two f.b.i. investigations, one on her mail server and now this new revelation that there is an investigation into public corruption charges with the clinton foundation. she is literally put our national security at risk potentially risking lives, as well, with the information based on her serve are but the hyperbole gets more attention than action that put her nation at risk. >> do you agree that some news outlets including the big newspapers and cable networks have covered the story in some substantial detail? >> to an extent but not enough. she is facing two f.b.i. investigations and she is the democratic nominee. that is mindboggling. >> hid what jumped out is the big donor who wants a meeting with the state department and the top aides are at it and the meeting never took place, but, heidi przybyla, was this undercut that there was no

incriminating e-mail written by hillary clinton? >> it supervise her aides but they are the closer aides including huma huma aberdin the >> it was not hillary clinton writing the e-mails but not textbook play to play that you cannot take it to the logical conclusion there was favor given. but the question is, what more is this to come out? the media does need to be vigilant. >> there is more e-mails that could come out whether from wikileaks or the russian hackers. we have to keep on this narrative as strong as we are on the daily incendiary comments of donald trump. lisa is right, it is serious in there is pay to play burr we have not seen textbook pay to play the >> she is facing another investigation regarding the clinton foundation. donald trump is not facing, has

not faced two fbi investigations. >> i have conceded your point to follow the investigations. >> she is agreeing. >> another story that has gotten a lot of chatter and covered more on fox than the other cable networks is about the father of the orlando mass murderer showing up at a public event for hillary clinton uninvited and the campaign said they did not know and it generated coverage and chatter. i am having trouble to understand why it is a december if he was not invited. set me straight. >> we see it the same way. i have an idea that donald trump is credit siding hillary clinton when he as the white supremacist supporters and he does not avow them but someone show up to a hillary clinton event, she disavowed him. >> you do not suggest that many trump supporters are white supremacist supporters?

all the websites post stuff in favor of donald trump and anti-semitic attacks on reporters who are off of twitter and he has been asked, and he has refused to criticize them. the idea that he will come out and claim that there is a problem with a guy showing up to hillary clinton's event which by the way she does disavow, anyway. >> she did. as donald trump disavowed david duke can campaigns be held responsible for anyone what wants to support him? >> the problem is that the david duke endorsement got six times the media coverage of a terrorist father endorsing hillary clinton and attending heraldly because we all know that if he attended a donald trump rally it would be front-page news the next day but completely discredit the campaign. that is the problem. >> i would have a remember with that, too. >> not invited by the campaign... >> to that logic, to want donald trump and the white supremacists by the same logic you have to

say why isn't hillary clinton -- she should denounce people among the black lives matter who have said statements like bigs in a blanket fry them like bacon. the reality is there is not an equal --. >> there is no evidence they are hillary clinton supporters. >> that is not the same thing. what i am talking about are people who are attacking people make anti-semitic attacks against reporters in one case they are mad at fact that reporter wrotety m-e-l-a-n-i-a piece, allegedly and three is asked about this and said, i don't have anything to say. that is not the same thing. >> i was in the motorcade when this went down and hillary clinton's motorcade and i can tell i proof positive she were as shocked at everyone else that he was there because having covered 16 years of the campaigns i know that the way these things work anyone who wants do wait in line for three hours and go through a metal detector can be behind the

platform. sties they do put their supporters there, as well, but literally, the campaign shocked to learn this. >> got to be it this. >> thank you all. we will continue this offline. >> next a debate on "new york times" columnist who is okay for the media going against donald trump because he is unorthodox and daily beast apologizes for a story that outed gay olympic athletes.

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all the media are tilting against donald trump according to the "new york times" columnist who acknowledged it this week and justified it saying that this is the situation facing journalists. if you view donald trump presidency as potentially dangerous you reporting will reflect what and you will move closer to being oppositional which is acceptable "an abdication of political journalism of a solemn duty to ferret out what candidates will be like and although it may now seem fair to mr. trump or supporters." we have larry sabato from the university of virginia. larry, do you agree with the premise that there has been a definite media tilt against donald trump? >> yes. i don't think there is any question about that. look, there was a media tilt against mitt romney there was a

media tilt against john mccain, and against george w. bush. it has more to do with party and personal character i-s of journalists than anything else >> you believe the press generally is unfair to republican presidential candidate but i have never seen anything like this level and some could caused by donald trump with his statements. here is the argument and this is a good reporter, it was put on the front page reporters think trump is dangerous or would bization as president and it is their duty to stop him but they are not commentators or activists but reporters. >> i think that is a very distinction. if you are a commentator or a pundit, you can say whatever you want and it should read analysis. that is law are doing or analysis on a newspaper headline but if you are a straight reporter, if you are supposed to report the facts of what is happening in a particular event, it is more of a problem.

>> i asked you about this us because people do not know you have a minor degree in criticism and wrote a book called "feeding frenzy," and top political editors at "new york times" are say the trump candidacy is extraordinary and press department shattering and to pretend otherwise is to be disingenuous. i am not arguing for false evening equivalency but you talk about being close to oppositional it seems to be come up and saying publicly that some journalists, man journalists, believe that they have to be tougher on trump because of the nature of his candidacy. your thoughts? >> the political party is the opposition to donald trump. hillary clinton is the opposition am candidate. the press is not the oppositional party. though should not pretend to be the oppositional party. what they will say and i agree with them in part, this

campaign, the trump campaign, has no press distant, there is nothing in american political history like it. i don't know why he doesn't adopt the theme sing from the real chairman of the board "my way," frank sinatra. it is difficult to ajust do this if you have been covering politic for a while. >> his way worked in the primaries but tougher in the general election stepping up the rhetoric against the press. shear something he said the other day at a rally. all the media is unbelievably dishonest. i would say that the media is almost as crooked as crooked hillary. ado you think these attacks on the press, which are intensifying as i said, helped donald trump? >> they are counterproductive and you know there is such a long history in the press, he

makes no distinctions between and among members of the press. reporters are human beings. this is a shock to some people but reporters human beings and they work against criticism, it is a lot when you have a candidate pointing you out in rallies anied with thousands and thousands of activists, and saying you are evil, you are crooked, you are bad and you have individual trump supporters coming up and screaming and yelling at them while they are trying to do their job, that is wrong. he is encouraging it. he needs to step it in his own interests. >> even individual news objections there are fair reporters and not is fair reportsfairers and a distinction should be made. thank you, larry sabato. >> woman wins an olympic metal and her husband gets the credit?

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>> we have other media outlets taking heat for the way they depict female athletes at the olympics and why the network packages events which are packaged with these features. more women watch the games than men and for the william they less interested in the result and more interested in the journey. it is like the ultimate reality story and miniseries. >> from new york we have lola ogunnaike a today show contributor. what do you think that others make the argument that women are different and we have to tell them nice story those watch the olympics. >> it is ridiculous, anyone tuning in to much watt olympics enjoys the stories but more than anything they enjoy watching the competition. they enjoy watching the superior

athletes leave blood sweat and tears on the floor and see the built in drama that goes into the competition, they not there for reality show. it is not an episode of the survivor but the olympics. >> that is a gold medal answers. >> thank you. 10s all around. >> and a woman got bronze, and chicago times said wife of chicago bears defensive end, mitch, wins bronze and second paragraph her husband cheered her from his home near chicago and they have been married for two years. what? your thoughts? >> it is difficult for some people to understand female athletes without the nearness of a male, has to be the wife of, daughter of, mother of. he cannot be "a female athlete." can you imagine in the same language is used to describe a

maling a least? no one describes michael phelps as "son of," "husband of," "fiance of," just michael phelps no one referred to mobile phelps at male katie ledecky but lid led is always referred to as the female michael feltens. why? i don't understand it. >> she is amazing. >> she is from bethesda. >> she a female at least in her own right that is it. >> hungarian swimmer, katinka won the gold and the report said her husband and coach was the guy responsible for her performance and later said, well it was impossible do tell her story accurately without giving appropriate credit to her husband. >> listen...was three in the pull with her? did he drag her across the finish line? he supported there, and he was a from champion for his wife and

that is it. i don't understand. my favorite, though is from san jose "michael helens shares historic night with african-american. >> so nice of michael phelps >> the daily beast deleted and apologized for a piece after a either roar used dating apps to arrange hookups with gay athlete s outing and endangering them because in some countries gay sex is illegal. they said they crews up the that is true. >> and shawn johnson said tired of devastating scrutiny on female athletes and what they wear and in they are pretty. does it resonate? all the question? >> whether the focus on the female agent threes are fat, thin, pretty, appearance question, is which too much? >> focus on the performance.

that is it the women are not there to entertain men, they are taught there to titillate the audience but to compete. they break records, creating historic moments. that is why they are there. if you look for a beauty contest, tune into a beauty contest. >> thank you, lola ogunnaike. still to come, john oliver and how t news really, really, really lean on newspapers and what really happened when frank luntz was on the set.

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citing print sources. >> according to the "detroit free press". >> according to the "san francisco chronicle" and the boston globe. all the philadelphia inquirer and piceburg tribune reveal. and the "houston chronicle" reports. oklahoma reports. >> "hartford courant" reports. >> it is vows without numbers tv news would be wolf blitzer batting a ball of yarn around. >> the russia ringing business means fewer reporter check on the statehouses and city halls and even affects media. >> this is a slap in the face when we call this journalism. >> john obligate verify, does a good imitation of a good journalist. frank luntz was on the program last week talking about donald trump slipping and he get a little carried away. give me your phone.

in i were trump strategist i would take the phone and i wrote throw it, bam, away. i would dump it. >> many of you took to twitter to ask of the conditions my poor iphone but he engageed in a slight hand tossing his own 15 to the floor not mine. he said his phone was damaged and that cut into his tweeting. good thing my iphone here was spared from the moment. good thing i have this, as a backup. people think of blackberry is unfashionable but good for mail. that is it for "media buzz" today. we hope you like our facebook page where we post a lot of original content. you can be part of it and i spend to your questions on video . there are many, man ways to get through to you. we are back here on sunday at 11:00 and 5:00 p.m. and hope you

will join us on the crazy campaign with a news story every single hour, every five minutes. back here next sunday. >> welcome to america's election headquarters. >> topping the news this hour, donald trump's campaign manager strongly defending his boss blasting media reports claiming that the candidate's campaign is spiraling out control and what donald trump is saying. >> there are reports that an olympic medalist and three teammates were robbed at gunpoint while in rio de janeiro and we are on the group with the latest on that. >> also, growing questions of who is responsible after the ten-year-old boy was killed on a water ride in in kansas city. our legal panel weighs