do you remember helen thomas?retary she suggested, she has passed away so r.i.p. at the time she suggested that our soldiers were purposefully attacking innocent civilians in iraq and afghanistan and i had had enough so i had a moment. >> greg: yes, i think i remember that moment. >> jesse: we should pull that moment. >> greg: my moment was when i won that chariot race. >> jesse: back hair coming out of that. >> greg: i'm not even going to say who this is from but it's a great question. if you were whofn to go o chosen a survivor. >> jesse: alien. >> greg: probably somebody on the staff. >> maria: it's actually dana. >> greg: if you were chosen to go on survivor or/amazing race who would you pick at fox news to be your partner in crime? >> morgan: i was going to say dagen mcdowell. she would like kill an animal, skin it, whatever you need to do. she would shave her head if you need to like day began. >> dana: i would say bill hemmer, he knows every place in america. you know when we do election night. he knows eve

in warsaw environment and least deputy director and to think that british influence in oxford helen thomas c.e.o. and founder of microeconomic consultancy blong the money and in lancaster geryon jones and economist at lancaster university a warm welcome to all of you helen let me start with you basically think there is a mayor saying it's my way or the highway. that's right she has been appreciated as yes my deal or no deal and i think that she's right to pitch it like that not least because we're running out of time and you know there is a deal getting to be on the table we have to see what parliament makes of that and then there's not much time left until the actual deadline next year of course and jonathan i mean in a certain way the e.u. is saying more or less the same thing even though not in those words that it's either they get what they want or there's no deal either that's right it's really a contest a lot of things. saying that the single market can't be divided freedoms. that has to be a possibility of a customs union in northern ireland. it can't be a customs union and it can't

joining us in warsaw vanity and least deputy director and to think that british influence in oxford helen thomas c.e.o. and founder of microeconomic consultancy blong the money and in lancaster geryon jones and the conna missed at lancaster university a warm welcome to all of you helen let me start with you basically think reason is saying it's my way or the highway. that's right she has been appreciated as yes my deal or no deal and i think that she's right to pitch it like that not least because we're running out of time and you know there is a deal getting to be on the table we have to see what parliament makes of that and then there's not much time left until the actual deadline next year of course and jonathan i mean in a certain way the e.u. is saying more or less the same thing even though not in those words that it's either they get what they want orders no deal either that's right it's really a contest a lot of things. saying that the single market can't be divided freedoms. it's the has to be a possibility of a customs union northern ireland. it can't be a customs union and it can't ha

in 2018, if we don't have helen thomas anymore. in 2018 we don't have sam donaldson anymore in 2018 we don't have dan rather anymore. i'm talking about people in that room. i grew up watching helen thomas go after questions -- from ronald reagan sam donson i get my big mouth from him because he knew how to throw questions. i watched him. i worked with these people. and today i'm somewhat ashamed of what i see. sometimes in that room some people want to be friends. with the administration -- we are now conservative reporters. liberal reporters. but i pray that i stand right here as that person who used to watch walter cronkite and said that's the way it was. try aring to be fair -- these are questions that are are on people's minds. if sarah would have called on me today what do you think about the poll number sarah and she come up with something smart. it's not a coincidence that all of these poll numbers saying the same thing. [laughter] when it comes to freedom of the press -- i am biased -- i worked hard for this. and i continue

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joining us in warsaw devoted to elise deputy director of the think tank british influence in oxford helen thomas c.e.o. and founder of micro nomic consultancy blong the money and in lancaster geryon jones and the economist at lancaster university a warm welcome to all of you helen let me start with you basically the reason is saying it's my way or the highway that's right she has been appreciated as yes my deal or no deal and i think that she's right to pitch it like that not least because we're running out of time and you know there is a deal getting to be on the table we have to see what parliament makes of that and then there's not much time left until the actual deadline next year of course and johnson i mean in a certain way the e.u. is saying more or less the same thing even though not in those words that it's either they get what they want orders no deal either. that's right it's really a contest of a lot of things. saying that the single market can't be divided freedoms. that has to be a possibility of a customs union in northern ireland. that. it can't be a customs union and it can't ha

represent organizations -- >> those are new reporters, i mean, i started the white house with helen thomas and great reporters. >> there won't be reporters for too long. >> eli, you will get in trouble. [laughter] >> now we have definition of bad journalism. >> eli. >> april, good time to get to your name named under fire because you feel you are subject of a war. >> feel like, i am. >> having been a white house correspondent -- >> four. >> if you like to talk about -- >> 21 years. >> different parties too. if you like to talk about what's different in terms of how the white house treats journalism and i would like you to hear what's difference for you and noting being objective journalist but the african-american woman on the beat. >> the only african-american woman covering urban issues, there are several african americans in that room. for the last four presidents -- well, in any administration there's always retaliation but never to this level, never like this. you never heard -- you know, i remember president clinton and n his worst day he still quoted the press, they retaliated but t

i grew up watching helen thomas asking questions of ronald reagan. sam donaldson, i think i get my big mouth from him. sam knew how to throw a question. i watched them, i worked with these people. today, i'm somewhat ashamed in what i see. sometimes in that room some people want to be friends with the administration. we are now conservative reporte reporters, liberal reporters but i pray that i stand right here as that person who used to watch walter cronkite and say that's the way it was. trying to be fair. these are questions that are on people's minds. if sarah would have called on me today, what did you think about the poll numbers, sarah, and she would come up with something smart. it's not a coincidence that all these poll numbers are saying the same thing. when it comes to freedom of the press, i am biased. i worked hard for this. i continue to work hard for this. some of the worst days of my career have been in this administration. they wanted me gone. they wanted me fired. they wanted me to give up. why? because i choose to continue to ask q

represent organizations -- >> those are new reporters, i mean, i started the white house with helen thomas and great reporters. >> there won't be reporters for too long. >> eli, you will get in trouble. [laughter] >> now we have definition of bad journalism. >> eli. >> april, good time to get to your name named under fire because you feel you are subject of a war. >> feel like, i am. >> having been a white house correspondent -- >> four. >> if you like to talk about -- >> 21 years. >> different parties too. if you like to talk about what's different in terms of how the white house treats journalism and i would like you to hear what's difference for you and noting being objective journalist but the african-american woman on the beat. >> the only african-american woman covering urban issues, there are several african americans in that room. for the last four presidents -- well, in any administration there's always retaliation but never to this level, never like this. you never heard -- you know, i remember president clinton and n his worst day he still quoted the press, they retaliated but t

. >> that's why albert einstein, helen keller, norman thomas, martin luther king jr., we can go on andcratic socialist. one of the great founders. >> tucker: but has it struck you as interesting that it's never actually worked anywhere? the question is not what are our goals, our goals of the same. how do we get there is the question. so what happened in venezuela, they call that democratic socialism but they don't have toilet paper and is less equal than ever. >> but part of the problem is that any time there has been attempts of ordinary people to engage in self-determination they can get crushed by external nation. look at u.s. policies towards venezuela, very, very ugly. at nicaragua the same way. we saw that in so many other instances where countries try to engage in self-determination and they either get crushed, they get coerced and they end up oftentimes responding to the authoritarian treatment. it's only been a movement so fa far. attempt to resist a third grade at the top, the racism, sexism, homophobia, the various ways in which human humanity is violatd rather than affirme