she just wants her daughter back. >> in the meantime her mother is raising o'reilly's 2-year-old son. good news is her incarceration at the suffolk county jail has kept her off drugs and she has a cell mate she can relate to. >> our view is of downtown boston. you know, beantown! and the men. >> we got a good cell. we can see the men, too. >> yeah. >> the neighborhood that i'm from, the armpit of massachusetts, it's gangbangers, drug dealers, prostitutes, and addicts. i love it. i don't know what it is about that place because it's disgusting, but i [ bleep ] love it. i was 14 when i started shooting heroin. normal 14-year-olds aren't shooting heroin. i think there's very few times i've come in here and it's not direct result of use. there's not many times that i can say i've been in my right frame of mind and walked through these doors. >> melanie reddy's prior convictions have usually been misdemeanors related to her drug use. this time she's been here for a month on a violation known locally as common night walking. >> it is prostitution. it's a form of prostitution. anyone can be

o'reilly: thank you. making sixested in gigahertz available for put forwardse have engineering studies said to show harmful interference would be minimal and have recommended a number of mitigation efforts to mprmplored as part of the this fall. com. rosenworcel: we have before studies like my colleague referenced. the most important thing we can do is put this out for a rule to make it possible for 6 gigahertz band to be used for unlicensed service in the near future. rep matsui: last week i i'm working on legislation to direct the department of commerce to convene a working group of industrynd stakeholders to develop a consensus based definition of chain. particularly potential applications in communications networks including iot deployments and spectrum sharing. next generation networks including 5g, cable, radios, ensuree opportunity to spectrum is being used as efficiently as possible but no commonurrently definition of block chain which itsd potentially hinder in deployment and spectrum use thes wh

o'reilly, you are recogniz recognized. stack my thanks to chairman blackburn and the members to engage on so many important communications issues. at the outset i would like to thank the representatives and their cosponsors for the leadership of the art. today i would like to highlight a few critical issues that have been a focus of mine. first i believe the ongoing problem must end once and for all. beyond deceiving the ratepayers have consequences for the american people in need of critical emergency assistance and some of the darkest moments in our lives. the commission's ninth annual report to the committee which relied on the reporting by the states and territories show they diverted almost 130 million away from the 911 and hand guns towards other unrelated purposes. if yo you get up and start being labeled a tapered or they would rather not submit the necessary paperwork. this information is that a finding that is a substantial sl diverted the funds from on public safety purposes. they clarified that reoccurrence and

.>> commissioner o'reilly he's dump this on you, what do you say?>> i like the direct answer, i don't agree but i like it. >> i haven't made my decision up yet on how to proceed. >> we will need smaller license sizes if we want wireless providers through rural america.>> one yes, one undecided, one no, and one ascension or? are we still looking at the issue? >> undecided.>> we have not reached the endpoint. >> chairman pai i mentioned in the opening statement that many stakeholders including the government are concerned about your plans regarding the discontinuance of service with changes to the market, in place of our national security operations in these untenable positions so are you concerned in addition to the potential loss of service that some customers are telling us they've had their bills increased by 175 %, i'm concerned that not only putting the carrier's interest over the public's but it is endangering public safety, national security, and it's leading to a -- and it's leading to a huge rate increase for those who have the service how d

i want to start with commissioner o'reilly. it is hard to talk about that when it will be good again -- we worked on the 911 -- i want to publicly thank you for that. i have been named to the farm bill -- my pitchfork is out. but one of the things that we want to -- one of the reason that i am on their -- how can we get the fcc in the ncaa to work together so that we are not duplicating functions or working together -- just talking about rural broadband. that was part of the discussion, i am looking for advice, consultation for that. [ multiple speakers ] >> extensor provisions in the house farm bill, the pilot program -- they all have the potential to provide duplication with the fcc. >> you have done a wonderful job of working with the agency. they will talk to us -- [ multiple speakers ] we know what the limitations are. we are trying to find and iraq it ties -- and i reckon guys that it is less -- unfunded household is not our primary concern. and we have coordination throughout -- >> i appreciate that. if i have time i can

i want to start with commissioner o'reilly. it is hard to talk about that when it will be good again -- we worked on the 911 -- i want to publicly thank you for that. i have been named to the farm bill -- my pitchfork is out. but one of the things that we want to -- one of the reason that i am on their -- how can we get the fcc in the ncaa to work together so that we are not duplicating functions or working together -- just talking about rural broadband. that was part of the discussion, i am looking for advice, consultation for that. [ multiple speakers ] >> extensor provisions in the house farm bill, the pilot program -- they all have the potential to provide duplication with the fcc. >> you have done a wonderful job of working with the agency. they will talk to us -- [ multiple speakers ] we know what the limitations are. we are trying to find and iraq it ties -- and i reckon guys that it is less -- unfunded household is not our primary concern. and we have coordination throughout -- >> i appreciate that. if i have time i can

bill shine called me in response to my e-mail, promising to deal with o'reilly. by 8:00 p.m.h, he was permitted with management's advance notice and blessing to go on the air and attack the company's harassment victims yet again. >> megan touey who spent four months on weinstein's investigation. when you look at that part of this, put aside the debate over how white houses communicate, what does that tell you that today this is the person being hired by u.s. tax dollars at the white house to take on such a big role? >> i think there's significant symbolism here. the past year has seen this me too movement take off where powerful men have been held accountable for sexual misconduct, bill o'reilly, roger ailes, harvey weinstein. it's worth noting that trump himself faces more than ten allegations of sexual misconduct. and while other people have been forced to resign and have taken other steps to, you know, either apologize or put in place changes at their companies or in their operations to make sure that they are basically friendly to female employees, you know, trump is, tod

our panel today includes ajit pai, commissioner o'reilly and commissioner rosenwar's law. it was submitted on time. we will go in order of seniority which is the tradition on the subcommittee. i began with you today, chairman ajit pai, you are recognized for five minutes. >> members of the subcommittee, thank you for holding this hearing. i appreciate this chance to update you on sec work. before i do i would like to thank you for vital assistance. the act of 2018 originating in the subcommittee contained a host of provisions that are having a positive impact on the sec's work. the technical problem involving deposits. with this fix in place the sec is moving aggressively to hold auctions and substantial amount of high band spectrum into the commercial marketplace. we are commencing the 28 ghz auction held by an action of the 24 ghz band. the second half of 2019 we intend to hold an auction of 37, 39, 47 ghz band. these options will make 5 ghz of spectrum available and advance america's global leadership in 5g, next generation of wireless connectivity. none of this would h

with that it want to ask commissioner o'reilly a question. some of my colleagues on the other side articulated the above giving the nc more presence on the sin beer security issues. while the concern over supply chain vulnerable is well-founded it's my understanding that the fcc is not and should not play a lead role, i emphasize lead role -- on identifying the vulnerables. the fcc has a long -- with the revel intelligence and national security expertise, for example, the fcc refers applications for transes for certain licenses to an informal working group in the executive branch known as team telecom to review the national security interests. dueover believe the fcc has anything new or unique to add to the nation's cyber security work where agencies have a good handle on these issues. >> i have to be careful in terms of what i can say in public but die believe that the authority has been provided by congress so it's not my question. it's -- the statute, who the congress gave authority. to was to other agencies beside the fcc on the issue of

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o'reilly so he could speak to mr. trump privately.ars with barack obama, off the record discussions happened. when the president spoke with a reporter, his staff made sure to have a stenographer present so there could be an official white house transcript in case the reporter came out with an inaccurate quotation. that was then and this was the trump era. your thoughts about not having a transcript anymore available. even to the white house. >> well, look. i think for president trump the truth has been, speaking the truth has been a bit of a disability. for him to get into a fight over what he said, what the reporters think he said, it makes him the winner of the battle. if he goes tow to toe with journalists, his base will believe him. so this is a defensive measure. >> i think this is important for reasons beyond the moment. this is part of the his, toal record. it has been an important part of the way presidents have operated in modern times, to make sure there is a full record of everything he says so historians can look at it. it

bill o'reilly. first of all, they behave atrociously towards women.nd then they behave atrociously towards everyone buy it insulting our intelligence. brian: why do wives stay with them? mona: that is complicated. in many cases they have children. to divorce is to break up a family and cause tremendous pain to a lot of people. ever presume to judge anybody who finds themselves in that situation. brian: in your book -- if i can find it -- you write this. to many young men behave like pigs. mona: yes, they do. one of the things i have noticed is that, as with so many things in our culture, questions about crisis hasampus rape divided people. people on the right say it's all a hoax, it does not exist. say we have aleft misogynistic society that raises meant to be rapists. what i tried to say is, i don't to bewe raise men rapists, but i do think it's wrong for conservatives to deny there is a problem. with all the statistics i have looked at and the students i spoke to, it's undeniable that the gates have swung open for a lot of terrible behavior on the p

were also, of course, defended by trump. >> in an interview with the "new york times," trump called o'reillyood person. trump said i think he shouldn't have settled, adding i don't think bill did anything wrong. >> finally, roger ailes, is he helping you? is he advising you? >> i can tell you that some of the women that are complaining, i know how much he's helped them. he's a very good person. i've always found him to be just a very, very good person. >> i'm joined by rachel crooks who accused trump of forcibly kissing her without consent in 2005, and she is now running for office in the ohio state legislature. rachel, first, your reaction to what the president said last night. >> well, thank you for having me, ari. you know, of course, nothing that president trump says anymore shocks me. but i think it's truly despicable, you know, that he would mock the me too movement and, of course, say many of the other egregious things he made comments about. but yeah, nothing shocks me. he, of course, would make fun of it. he hasn't been held accountable for his own actions so he would make light of

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i don't want to leave out the republicans, bill o'reilly.nd so they -- first of all, they behave atrociously toward women. and then they behave atrociously towards everyone by insulting our intelligence and lying about it. brian: why do wives stay with them? mona: that is a complicated thing. in many cases they have children. to divorce is to break up a family and cause tremendous pain to a lot of people. and i would not ever presume to judge anybody who finds themselves in that situation. brian: in your book -- if i can find it here -- you write this -- far too many young men behave like pigs. mona: yes, they do. one of the things i have noticed is that, as with so many things in our culture, questions about the campus, so-called campus rape crisis, has sort of divided people. you have people on the right say it's all a hoax, it does not exist. not a problem. and you have people on the left say we have a misogynistic society that raises men to be rapists. and so what i tried to say is that i don't think we raise men to be rapists, but i do

. >> in a newly uncovered settlement is the sixth one involving allegations against o'reilly.ording to the times, they have totaled $45 million. >> long time today show host matt lauer fired from nbc for alleged inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace. >> late today cbs suspended correspondent charlie rose after the washington post reported that eight women associated with his pbs program are accusing him of sexual harassment. >> that is married congressman vance mcallister turning off the lights in his louisiana office. seconds later, he reappears with the woman believed to be on his staff. then this. a kiss nearly 30 seconds long. >> some of the allegations against me are simply not true. others i remember very differently. >> in a statement frank said he , never attempted to have sexual contact with any staffer. never touched anybody in his office or tried to, but he admitted to having "an uncomfortable conversation about surrogacy with two women who worked for him." >> a pro-life champion who encouraged his ex-wife to have two abortions and talked one of his mistres

a champion of bill o'reilly, another long islander, familiar to folks for many years on fox news.ieutenants of roger ailes who rose to be his top guy, the opinion wing of fox news, the part that makes the most money. in a sense he helped to replace roger ailes when ailes was forced out over sexual harassment scandals but he got enmeshed as well. >> gretchen carlson, upon her departure, this, she wrote, on the two-year anniversary eve of filing my harassment lawsuit, giving women a voice, launched a national movement to stand up and speak up and say enough is enough. life works in mysterious ways. she concludes with the hashtag #befierce." he said he didn't play a role in the scandals. >> roger ailes was acting in a predatory way to the women on the staff on fox news. allegations are still surfacing against ailes. he denied them to his death. bill shine said he simply didn't know. bill shine and a couple of managers, diane brandy, a long time top lawyer for fox news, were aware of and in brandy's case, signed off on a $3 million payment to a long time fox employee who alleged that

shine has been accused by some of covering up sexual misconduct claims against bill o'reilly and roger ailes. both men president trump defended. maggie and kendis. >> yeah, a lot of people saying it was interesting timing there. janai norman in d.c. for us, thank you, janai. >>> breaking overnight fears of a trade war between the world's biggest economies. at midnight the trump administration launched the opening salvo hiking tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese imports. well, china is promising to strike back in a few weeks. the trump administration plans to move ahead with tariffs on another $16 billion in chinese exports and again china is promising to retaliate. >>> president trump is now just days away from announcing his supreme court nominee. the president plans to tell the nation his replacement for justice anthony kennedy on monday night. the three front-runners are federal judges brett kavanaugh, amy coney barrett and raymond kethledge. meanwhile, senate minority leader chuck schumer reportedly urged trump to nominate judge merrick garland. he was then president obama's ch

he was accused of failing to act or enabling the come ambulance against bill o'reilly. shine has been a private citizen for a year and he knows the' television business. journalists saying trump has blood on his hands for the annapolis shootings before the police even had a suspect. howie: before the facts were known about the awful shooting at the capital-gazette, some journalists couldn't help resist blaming trump. donald trump journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. to the families of the victims there are no words to express our sorrow for your loss. howie: i sat down with the hemingways. mollie hemingway and mark hemingway. mark you have worked in newspaper news rooms. you know what you write could make people upset. >> nine years ago a policeman was shot outside the holocaust museum. and week after they found the address of my publication in the shooter's possession. howie: before we knew who the suspect was or anything about his motivation. journalists and commentators started tweeting and tyi

. >> six allegations against o'reilly. a total of about $45 billion. fired from nbc for alleged inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace. --cvs suspended charlie rose cbs suspended charlie rose after the washington post reported women accused him of sexual harassment. >> he is turning office light in his office. seconds later coming -- later, he reappears with a woman. then, a kiss. >> the allegations against me are simply not true. others, i remember differently. >> in a statement, he said he never attempted sexual misconduct. he admitted having an uncomfortable conversation about surrogacy with women who worked with him. >> a pro-life champion who encouraged his fight to have two abortions and talked his mistresses into another. theonyers denies accusations, but admits to paying a former staffer a settlement. $84,000 in taxpayer funds to settle a sexual harassment claim and never paid taxpayers back. >> this is the shopping mall where some say it was common knowledge and not a big secret roy moore would flirt with teenage girls when he was in h

o'reilly denied acting inappropriately.iple women complained that fox news president roger ailes had sexually harassed them, ultimately leading to his firing from the network, trump called the accusations totally unfounded and painted a rosy picture of ailes, when also denied the claims. >> some of the women who are complains, i know how much he's helped them, and even recently. >> reporter: perhaps all of this should come as no surprise. after all, president trump has defended himself, too. he denied it all, even mocking one at a campaign rally. >> when you looked at that horrible woman last night, you said, i don't think so. i don't think so. the stories are total fiction. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> coming up, it is the home of big ben, buckingham palace, and soon this big baby. a look at what awaits president trump on his first visit to the uk. stay right there. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before m

roger ailes, bill o'reilly, when we saw rob porter, he was still hesitant to turn on rob porter. these allegations of abuse, there has never been anything that has stuck with the president and caused him to turn his opinion on anyone and bill shine's is someone's name who has been out there for a while. so finally, they were able to workout a deal for months. that is what the president thinking about, what can he do for me, my administration, and not these accusations. >> tara, we are four months from today, midterm election day. you heard what evan was saying about the gender gap, talking about this thing with bill shine and what trump says with me too. looking at these districts. i mean, is this at a point where if democrats don't win this thing in november, would that be a crisis for the party? >> i don't think so. there is a ton of energy out there. i can tell you amongst suburban white women, there is a new kind of, a new-found angst around trump there. is a new-found concern around trump. the fact that he has these people on his team who have been engaged in sexual assault.

she wasn't as dogmatic as bill o'reilly or sean hannity. >> host: what do you make of the defensive trump at fox news a place that you and i have worked? >> guest: sean hannity in particular i've written some tough pieces about him or politico among other places and what is amazing to me is the conservative media was like how dare the media be lapdogs for the administration. have you watched the show lately? at times i wonder if we have a state run media or media run state. >> host: it's become a popular refrain for fox news because at least for the opinion makers very curious about this presidency and what's happening. >> guest: he has an open mic every morning to talk to people largely unchallenged. even when he gets into the territory they say okay you've got to go do something now, cut it off. it's really incredible to watch. >> host: is part of the effect that he only goes to friendly media outlets and will not do this interview is? >> guest: it is part of it but the big part is about the people who enable it. it's the fact that he can call in and be so completely unchallenged. the f

and what was so wild about covering trump, he actually pulled bill o'reilly out of the interview and off the record with him in the oval office for an hour without having a stenographer present. >> where obama he had you record what he said to liberal, favorable columnist. >> right. and during the day, the president's time is not his own. he is working on behalf of the people. if you are having this pre talk that was actually an hour long. >> just to make it straight, obama was on the record with stenographers and trump avoided that, is that the difference? >> indeed. and president trump choosing not to have everything on the record contributes to chaos. >> any other differences between the two presidents as you record for your history? >> it couldn't have been more different. when i was a stenographer for the obama administration, we learned his schedule the day before. we knew what was covering. they valued our role and as soon as president trump came in, from day one, we weren't there. we were not included. the first interviews with lester holt, the stenographers were not in the r

because she was not as dogmatic or as bill o'reilly but didn't play that he or political game all the time. >> what you make of the defense of trump at fox news a place we both worked? >> i have written some very tough pieces about hannity in particular in what is amazing to me all through the obama years conservative media was how dare they be left out for the administration. have you watched that show lately? at times i wonder if we have a state run media or a media run state. >> that is a popular refrain from fox news because at least for the opinion anchors they are very incurious about this presidency and what is happening. >> it's like an open mic every morning and largely goes unchallenged even getting into rough territory they say don't you have to go do something now? and they cut it off it is incredible to watch. >> is part of that gas lighting effect that trump only goes to friendly media outlets? >> it is but gas lighting isn't only about trump but those who enable that in the fact he can call in to be so completely unchallenged and hannity will get on the phone with him e

because she wasn't as dogmatic as bill o'reilly or sean hannity she did try to be more fair and didn't play the political game all the time and so -- >> host: what do you make of the defense of trump at fox news? >> guest: sean hannity in particular i've written some tough pieces about him for politico among other places. what is amazing to me is all through the obama years, the conservative media was like how dare they be left off the administration. have you watched that show that the? i mean, it's -- at times i wonder if we have a state-run media or immediate run state. >> host: that's become a popular refrain for fox news because at least for the opinion anchors it is very curious about the presidency and what is happening. when he gets into the rough territory they say okay we've got to go do something now and cut it off. it's incredible to watch. >> host: is part of the effect that trump only goes to the friendly media outlets? >> guest: it's about the fact that he can call in and be so completely unchallenged, the people that like sean hannity get on the phone with him and work

parts makers, gm, advanced autoparts, we have ford, all of those are down along with auto zone and o'reilly automotive and particularly hit are the chipmakers. they depend on china for much of their business. china makes a million pieces of electronics that involve u.s. chipmakers like broadcom, micron and nvidia and advanced micro devices. >>> to brussels after calling out nato nations for not paying the fair share towards defense of the entire nato group. president trump is suggesting that countries not only meet the commitment of 2% gdp, which they're supposed to meet by 2024, but increase that to 4% of gdp on defense spending. >>> plus it is a multipronged economic attack from president trump, beating up on these major global players on the screen, criticizing angela mercel and germany for being a, quote, captive of russia's energy supplies, germany imports natural gas and this is days ahead of president trump's meeting with russian president vladimir putin. overnight, the u.s. unveiled additional 10% tariff on $200 billion worth of chinese imports. how will the president's actions cont

. >> fired roger ailes and bill o'reilly and paid out gretchen carlson and admitted to epidemic that existed culturally at their network and bill shine resigned in that scrum. >> resign, not fired. >> you're trying to obfuscate what we know about facts and fox news. don't say the man is unfairly impugned. you're right we have to be careful. don't want backlash against men who are innocent. but different here, we have real facts and independent outside voices looking at circumstances. we know that culture was corrupted, backwards, they have admitted and gone to change. let's not mix the waters. >> just saying, something to be careful with with people's reputations. >> i think we all three agree on that. >> you're right. >> thank you. >>> next, diver who thought the mission to rescue the 12 boys trapped in the cave was a quote, suicide mission. he was overseeing it, talking for first time. "outfront." >>> 14-year-old song back on the charts, all because of the president. ♪ don't want to be an american idiot ♪ it's the ford summer sales event and now is the best time to buy. preparing c

>> some years ago, before bill o'reilly was fired, he did an entire program denouncing me on fox because had written a piece saying the journalists of the united states had a professional obligation to organize to constantly make the point that fox is a propaganda organization, not a news organization. that's truer today than it was when i wrote it. now, with all respect to individuals at fox, including the one that the president called on -- >> mr. roberts, yep. >> -- they may be good people. i know many of them are, but they are working for propaganda rather than a news organization. >> howell reaines, i'm glad you're one of our contributors and we'll have you on again to talk about all of this. >>> the president is headed to helsinki. what he's doing to prepare for this summit. >>> and the migrant family reunions. why are they still taking so long to happen? but my pain is . fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from fibromyalgia pain... and im

and retail stocks at all time highs ross stores tiffany tjx and o'reilly auto. tesla, you heard mels aire falling on reports that its asset suppliers for refund more on that straight ahead that stock off more than 11 points a decline 3.5%. >> tyler. >> i'm tyler mathisson here is what's happening at this hour. welcome to the second hour sonos setting the. the maker of high end speak erps plans to offer 14 million shares priced at $17 to $19 apiece. omega says it's it will convert the fund into a family office. a familiar friend of cnbc doesn't want to spend the rest of his life chasing the s&p 500. and the equalizer ii beating out the latest installment of mama mia. in box office. analysts anticipated that mama mia would take the spot. >> we begin in washington. president trump has a lot on the plate today. levying new threats against iran hosting a made in america showcase at the white house as well process eamon javers joins us from washington with more eem zbloon just before midnight last night when we saw the fiery warning from president trump on twitter. he

concern himself too much with accusations about sexual misconduct by anyone from roger ales, bill o'reilly who he defended. rob porter and the staff secretary accused of domestic abuse. he was turning on rob porter. these allegations of abuse, there is never anything that stuck with the president that caused him to turn his opinion on anyone. bill shine has been someone out there whose name has been around for a while as a possible communications director for him. shaun h sean hannity worked out a deal to bring him on. what can he do for me and my administration, not the accusations that in the past with anyone else that never carried any weight. >> we are four months from today is mid-term election day. the democrats need a net gain of 23 to pick up the house. you heard about the gender gap and we were talking about this thing and what trump says about me, too. we are looking at the districts that clinton won and democrats are targeting. is this at a point if democrats don't win this thing in november, would that be a crisis for the party? >> i don't think so. i think there is a ton of en

i think that that gets -- didn't they do this to bill o'reilly years ago? walked off the set or -- >> they ganged up. it's whoopi goldberg. >> she's not that way. >> great on "sister act". >> very funny. love the judge. but seems like it got -- >> she wished the judge well. she said i hope your book does well. but it's society -- >> she said that? >> yeah. she said i hope it does good. now it's society. we desen sensitivsensitivizdese. now we're seeing discourse. >> neil: another issue here. the nfl putting a kibosh on standing for the national anthem. this happened after the miami dolphins said they were going to punish players that opted to kneel during this and all. then it was -- >> they were going their own -- >> neil: but the kibosh is on. >> it's a mess, a disaster. everybody knew that when the fbi -- i mean the nfl -- >> same thing. >> when the nfl put this policy out, they did this and knew it wasn't going to work. now the individual team will put out punishment. they never talked to the player association. >> neil: what if the individual team want

at the channel and megyn kelly had publically said shine failed to act on credible claims against o'reilly that she brought to him. shine joins the white house. >> bill shine to become white house communications director. if that's true, i think it would be great because he's great at his job and he's one of the smartest people i have ever known and one of the nicest people i have ever known. as far as what i know about it, if i did know anything, it is none of your business anyway. >> none of your business. i am joined by eugene washington, prison winning writer for the washington post as well as an msnbc analyst. jennifer rubin and david k. johnson and the author of "it's even worse than you think, what the trump administration is going to america." on the staffing, what does it mean to you that pruitt was finally ousted and bill shine is on his way in? >> let's start with bill shine. if he's the nicest guy that shawn hannity knows, i'd like to take a poll of the women at fox. this in the middle of a me too movement which he mocked, by the way, in his rally today is the infuriated behavi

bill o'reilly challenged him about how president putin is a killer and he said you don't think we'rellers? you saw a clip about putin killing reporters and the moral equivalence drawn there. i'm sure he loves this country and not questioning whether or not president trump loves the question. but he certainly seems to think we are as bad as russia and i completely reject that. >> well, of course, we are not as bad as russia but the president is frustrated he's constantly told he's not tough enough on russia, needs to be harsher and confront president putin on election meddling and you can see that. i asked him about it so many times and he keeps denying it. like it's a ritual that he just had to do and not confronting him over it. not just ask. it is not just what you say. it is how you say it. but that all goes back to the president cannot separate the investigation of russian meddling in the election and the intelligence agencies concluded they meddled in the election and will do it again. he cannot separate that from the allegation that is the president or some of his officials col

. >> after fox nudes host bill o'reilly was accused of acting inappropriately with female guests on show accusers a combined $13 million in exchange for silence. thing to that trump still had his back. telling the times quote, i don't think he should have settled. i don't think he did anything wrong. >> also when multiple people complained that fox news president sexually harassed them, ultimately leading to firing of the network, trump called the accusations totally unfounded and painted a rosy picture of aishim who also deni the complains. >> some of the women who are complaining, i know how much he's helped them and some recently. >> after all, donald trump has defended himself too. after more than a dozen women accused him of behaving inappropriately with them. he denied it all. mocking one at a campaign rally. >> when you looked at ha horrible woman last night, you said i don't think so. i don't think so. the stories are total fiction. >>> coming up, ever feel like the trump presidency is one giant reality show. two other men what took part of golden age of reality share their thoug

what part of dow 30,000 do the liberals not understand, kevin o'reilly of manchester, new hampshire,"the times." again, that's a fake quote, but it sounds plausible. >> i don't know if you or how many of our viewers remember the 1996 election. but bob dole was going around saying where is the outrage in america? where's the outrage? well, you have this robust -- a robust economy and americans feeling pretty good. >> and this was a president bil facing some serious morality charges. >> all kinds of financial issues. >> not quite the same as what we're saying today, we should point out. >> no, that's a whole different sport, you might say. but it was felt that way at the time. so i think democrats may be -- donald trump may be doing what -- doing his greatest disservice, which is he may be making democrats lose their marbles. if democrats are going to win, they need message focus, they need an optimistic strategy for the american people, and they need to show that they're not just interested in humiliating trump, they're interested in making things better for america. >> why would a de

seven days after donald trump as candidate is pushing voter fraud, after he goes on hannity and o'reilly. then to step back and say the russians shaped the elections as opposed to looking at the piece that you just showed about the importance of facebook and focusing on targeted advertising, on making sure that facebook targeted advertising is fully transparent and is available for the public to look at. if we focus on the russians, because we give them too much impact, first of all we accredit them. and second, we divert their attention from where facebook might be having mass effect, which is in the targeted behavioral marketing that's not transparent enough. >> and we don't have targeted behavior i don't recaal marketi rundown. >> it's still a question of vigilance versus overreaction. i hope to get you both back on together. natasha stays with me later in the show. >>> up next, the democrats top russian investigator in the house, congressman adam schiff is here live. and the breakdown of everything that happened in the manafort trial. >>> later, a legal breakdown on something you may

culture of sexual misconduct by the late network's chairman, roger ailes, as well as former host bill o'reillys denied any wrongdoing, and now he is in the white house. cristina, we were talking about this off-camera a little bit. gets your juices flowing when you see something like this. it's not necessarily surprising, though. and -- is it? >> no. >> are you surprised by this? >> how can we be surprised? this is a man who, one, has no shame. two, has almost two dozen women who have said that he's been a sexual predator towards them. three, he always conflates his racial slurs and his sort of degradation of women in many ways, right, by calling senator elizabeth warren pocahontas, right? and then also talking about this #metoo movement, which we know this president has very little respect for women. you can look at his 50-year history in the public eye. i don't care that kellyanne conway and sarah huckabee sanders and nikki haley have prominent positions. those women allow themselves to be used as tools for his sexist and racist and anti semite agenda. so the fact that this president is mocki

executive who was forced out amid the many sexual misconduct allegations against roger ailes and bill o'reillye has denied any wrongdoing. my next guest points out the fact and she joins me now. yamiche alcindor joins me. yamiche, the whole speech was surprising, although it is vintage donald trump when he's in a friendly crowd. but for a guy who has been subject to allegations which he he nie denies, by the way, of sexual harassment, i thought that was an unusual choice. >> i think that last night was really president trump on display, his brashness on display in a way that's really remarkable and shows that he can say things that obviously would sink other politicians. the fact that he talked about the me too movement as if it was a push for political correctness, as if throwing a dna kit, you had to be really gentle and the fact that he was mocking that movement on the same day that he hired bill shine stood out to me very quickly because yesterday was a big day. it was a big day because he was putting out there that he was going to hire another fox news personality and that this person spe

i've heard this many times, because she wasn't as dogmatic as a bill o'reilly or sean hannity. she did try to be more fair and not play the political game all the time. who is in her spot now? >> host: right. what you make with the defense of trump at fox news, place you and i have worked? >> guest: it's something to watch. as sean hannity in particular i've written very tough pieces about him for politico, among other places. what is amazing to me is all through the obama years, considered meeting was like how dare they me to be left of the administration. have you watched that show lately? at times i wonder if we have a state run media or a media run state. >> host: that's become a popular refrain for fox news because at least for the opinion anchors, very incurious about this presidency and what's happening tragic essential as an open mic make every morning to talk to three people largely unchallenged. even when he gets into character, okay, don't you to go do something now? cut it off. it truly incredible to watch. >> host: is part of the gaslighting effect that trump only

o'reilly had a magnificent run real good call joel in massachusetts, joel? >> caller: jim, thank you for your insight and fashion -- tyson. their stock has been horrible for the last six months. i grew up in the meat packing industry, and there is no better run poultry company than tyson or their pork division they're the best in class. what's going on? >> all right, well, look if people view it as a commodity. the last quarter was not that great. look, i totally agree with you, joel we are in a market that is gripped by short-term concerns, but that last quarter, even by their own admission, tyson just failed to deliver. and there are so many others that are in good shape that i cannot recommend that stock. let's go to puja in illinois >> caller: hi, jim thank you for a taking my call. >> quite welcome. >> caller: i've been reading your book, "getting rich carefully" and trying to put those rules into practice. my question is around accenture, acn. it has a great balance sheet and great earnings at a 52-week why i want to know is it the right time to invest

term european champions only all to win the first international champions cup women's final heather o'reilly scoring the only goal of the match in the ten minutes we are to have six of the ten players shortlisted for feet as players of the year word dominated the second half but couldn't convert any of their chances. andy murray's preparations for the u.s. open are underway the former world number one is returning to action for the first time since pulling out of wimbledon earlier this month the scot is using this week's washington open as a warm up event the thirty one year old hasn't played on hard courts since march last year and is seen as world ranking dropped to eight hundred and thirty two he had hip surgery in january and says it feels though he's starting his career all over again. there's i mean it's. not where i'd want to be ranking wise but. you know the good thing is that when you're up at the top of the game and it's not easy just to move out one spot. like if i win a couple of matches you know about three hundred four hundred spots in a week which is which is nice so hopefully

of course, on appeal, so i anticipate that as we did with both the jones and o'reilly decision, we are going to get -- and riley decision, we're going to get cases where this is preserved. at that point you do not have the option, those pending on appeal, you cannot go back and acquire the information lawfully at that point. so the only real options available to you there are going to be arguing a version of, one of the versions of the good-faith exception to the warrant requirement, or arguing that this is the information to which of the carpenter decision does not apply, that would be cases involving less than seven days of data. which i imagine it is going to be most cases, most state prosecutions in maryland. so -- i do not have anything further. [applause] jumana: thank you. todd brought a wealth of information, and our next speaker will bring that some kind of wealth of experience in a career of being a defense lawyer. he was part of the litigation team that investigated and settle the freddie gray civil matter a couple of years back. the police killing in baltimore. he was also

bob o'reilly, that's pretty good. the pressure is on you now. figure out how to stop this thing.charlie sikes, while i try to figure out how to stop "the who" from continuing. >> please don't. i love that stong. >> there's a problem. all right. go ahead. somebody get rid of this song. geez, look at that. i know how to get it started. i just don't know how to turn it off. all right. there you go. go ahead, charlie. >> okay. well, it is a faustian bargain and i appreciate the people who say, but gorsuch. the question is what is the price. in this bargain you get a lot of what you like but it turns out the price is more than you expect. the problem is that, you know, trumpism is making the conservative movement of the republican party, it is making it dumber, crueller, more dishonest, more disconnected with reality, more extreme. i think they're going to pay a price. the republican party and the conservative movement need to be more than a culture personality and slogan on the hat. i think this is the balancing act. how many of your principles, how many lies are you willing to accep