this field how do you feel i can't let you go without asking you this how do you feel when you're don imus that the players on the rutgers women's basketball team were not be headed hos i mean do you think that he deserved to be fired for that comment i think it was and i actually addressed this in my book because it's it was absolutely surreal to me and i think that was my first wakening to really i was truly shocked by what the media did to him and how they completely misrepresented him and called him racist i grew up with them and he's a total nut job an amazing awesome father but he's the last thing he is a racist and that was shocking to me really to see how much the media actually does lie and that's when i started to get into breitbart and course reading his book and understanding and greg gutfeld has a great book called the joy of hate which talks about the lies of the liberal media or i have to disagree with you on the term liberal media because the media is owned by six corporations pretty much of the interest of profit maximisation so i don't really see where the liberal slant c

don imus had this same appeal and the same slot and mike allen and again is the convenience of the morning sell-off in. today's media environment allows for that to be electronic were before maybe it was the power breakfast at the madison hotel. >> started the book with tim russert its funeral. could you talk about that? >> tim russert was very well loved and very effective and a newsman and died in june june 2008 i remember walking into the kennedy center where he had a state like year-old clintons, obama is, and the king, bushes, all mafia families paying respects. >> the book was not even a glimmer in your eye? >> was taking notes on the program that is tacky but people were scalping tickets. it was like a social event of the spring. i thought this is a funeral that i sought a producer for countdown literally read of to have recanted and said senator trying to broker at the funeral and just watching the cocktail party and fold at this the radically sacred event and jockeying for power. extending to the eulogy. the procession in people try to help to each other out they were enough about

for whatever reason there formula has worked and don imus has the same appeal and the same slot. mike allen again is a sort of convene roadie morning salon and today's media environment allows that conversation to be electronic whereas before it might have been the power breakfast at the madison hotel or something. >> he started the book with tim russert's funeral. why was that your jumping off that the? >> tim russert, well loved and very affective, powerful newsman, died in june of 2008. i remember walking to the kennedy center where he had a state like funeral. the clintons were there in the mccains weather and the mafia tribes were paying respects. the book was not even a glimmer in your eye. >> i was taking notes on a program which was tacky but whatever. i remember seeing people outside doing these funereal equivalent of scalping tickets. anyone want an extra ticket? like the social event of the screen. oh my god it is a funeral. i saw a professor -- producer for keith coleman, ran to hillary clinton and said we would love to have you on the show today trying to block the f