according to media quote a company that tracks media and american news outlets give to trump billions of dollars in free advertising disguised as news coverage hours and hours of air time helping him get the nomination well i just think it's a nasty question by the time trump took the white house he had turned on his creators and the media walked off after calling everybody from c.n.n. to the new york times fake news if they dared to point out the facts when the president was like you are the enemy of the media rarely trucks about a president is lying no the president isn't royalty in the united states but they treat them like royalty and donald trump is not the 1st president to lie example george w. bush about going into iraq and using $911.00 as a pretext which iraq had nothing to do with record decide on any given day to provide a biological or chemical weapon to a terrorist group his administration was not called out in that way. but after a time with president trump they started to label things just as they should they started to label them as lies finished shock to the system bu

there was little media coverage and no public comment from cnn.ndrew cuomo began a media hero in the early days of epidemic with witty daily briefings but new york governor has taken heat for the pressure this week in which he scolded reporters beginning with "the wall street journal" correspondent whether he would intervene to close new york city's public schools the next day. >> first of all, let's try not to be obnoxious and offensive. in your tone. you are at 100% wrong. >> we did it already. that is the law. in an orange zone, red zone, follow the facts. >> i'm confused. >> then you are confused. i don't think that's of noxious question. >> well, i don't care what you think. howard: cuomo is known as one of the toughest nails politician who pushes back and we got a glimpse of that side. cuomo who disputes criticism that his policies contributed to nearly 7000 nursing home deaths have been awarded an international emmy for his masterful use of television which seems odd until you consider that this group is also literal's like al gore, oprah w

howie: this is media buzz, i'm howard kurtz in the end is donald trump versus the media. after 4 long days, all media projecting that joe biden winning the election. they don't want the truth to be exposed. the simple fact is the election was far from over. the race was much closer than the media expected. >> i'm humbled by the trust and confidence you placed in me. i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide, but unify. howie: a telling moment when the president made unproven allegations of election fraud from the white house and four networks cbs, msnbc, broke away. >> if you count the legal votes, i easily win. if you count the illegally votes, they win. >> here we are in the unusual position of not only interrupting the president of the united states but correcting the president of the united states. there are no illegal vote that is we know of. >> what a sad night for the united states of america, their president say that to falsely accuse people of trying to steal election. try to attack democracy. >> an attempt to suppress information while big tech institut

that media has not been tampered with. so that's the prominent side of the solution. on the other hand, you also have to think about building ai software to detect fakes, because as deep fakes become ubiquitous, they're not only going to be even dangerous, but their quality is going to be so good that to the naked human eye, we simply won't be able to tell whether it's real or fake. so you basically build ai detection to also comply automatically whether or not it's safe, but that is always going to be a cat and mouse game. because as soon as your detector improves, the generating ability of ai to beat that detector will also improve. this is to some, earlier this year connected with code where there's been a lot of misinformation and disinformation surrounding it. and that relates to belgian and told you how to deep fake situation, but it came via extension rebellion and will exceed your 1000000000 did was they made their premier do a speech, make an announcement that was all about connecting climate and climate crisis to

the media world is in a strange limbo.ing projected joe biden as winning the white house while also grappling with president trump's as yet unproven allegations of a stolen election based on fraud. the pundits are dishing out increasingly harsh rhetoric on the left and the right. >> the president and his enablers are escalating their cries of election fraud when the only fraud continues to be the ones they appear to be perpetrating themselves. >> what in the hell is the republican party doing to defend and -- i mean, why not just say we're not going to accept the results of this election? it's outrageous. >> zombie pals in congress are looking to make this transition into a complete horror show. the only thing that's going to stop them is the outrage. >> gathering facts is the long thing our media seem to want to do. instead, they're demanding to shut up and accept joe biden, period. >> it's embarrassing for the country, and it's terribly embarrassing for the republican party. nobody in that party but for some very notable

hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter labelle american media greed nearly in lockstep avoiding to practice journalism again ideology trumps common sense reality and after the election how many voters will say not my president. to discuss these topics and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he is an author and a you tuber abacab goal and here in moscow we're joined by dmitri bobbitt she's a political analyst and editor at interest me internet media project hi gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated where let's go to georgia in budapest 1st well george this is the last time we'll be doing this format before the election here and i think for me since this programming cross talk in general is a lot on the media you know irrespective of the outcome on tuesday then the media really acquitted themselves into the deplorable way this election cycle because we have at the very very end and i'm not saying you know we like this october surprise of the hunter by laptop i mean let

now why do i say media? because without the media being captivated, they could make it work is an example. we know now that the russians found out that hillary clinton on the 26th of july 2016 said, blame the russians, blame the russians, blame the russians for hacking, blame the russians for everything. ok, that same day they noted judy miller chair, in the new york times. david sanger had an article, same day, russia, russia, russia, russia. so they were both, both fed from the same trough and, and the russians were simply repeating what was obvious to everyone. and which, by the way, julian has signed himself, had said namely that this was a big distraction from day, from the e-mails showing that hillary had really stolen the nomination from bernie sanders. and after the election, of course, it was an excuse to explain why hillary lost and not incidentally to make sure that the mickey matt had a really potent enemy to build their arms shell. their arms justify the military pick francis, which are unconsci

, suppress the media, suppress the media. the way the media has been gagged here in u.p. is tantamount to an undeclared emergency. and yet that i say our horses are different is hugely significant in indian politics. it's the most populous of indian states with more than 200000000 people. that's more than most nations in the world. and it's excessive state governments have intimidated and sought to control the media. and journalists have seen that pressure get significantly worse, and they see the shift came in 2017 when teen years after the rightwing kind of, digital b.g.p., one national elections and little movie became prime minister. the b.g.p. swept a victory in state elections and took power in the be among the new challenges for reporters. b g p's, appointment of a chief minister who goes by the title of you, i think, you know, which is for starters, tired of the world to solve this politician who makes no bones about the fact that any reporting out of the official that it will be treated as hostile will be treated as

i thought that was a media narrative. [laughter] maybe that was my ptsd from 2016 and 2018, but i did not think there was going to be a blue wave. i think the reality is we had some tough house races and it looked good. i think the bigger story is the voting wave we got, frankly. in the middle of a pandemic, americans cannot devote and voted by mail in record numbers. how do we make it easier for people to vote going forward so that we get that kind of turnout again and again and again? that being said, i think your question about social media is very troubling. i think i read somewhere at this point trump has 87 million followers and he tweets something like 1000 times a week or something. each tweet is retweeted 17,000 times. think on order of magnitude, the universe, in terms of controlling access to information, and i have seen some research that says followers get their information from that. they do not look at outside sources. i think it is very troubling, and it would be good to see organizations take some steps l

and especially in the media, they let a traditional state media handle a lot of that. in the last year, there have been prominent cases of chinese diplomats in high profile laces like canada, u.k., europe speaking out openly on twitter, which is remarkable because twitter is banned in china. but twitter is where there is increasingly more public officials feel compelled to speak out. everything from president trump to state department officials. secretary of state pompeo is quite active on twitter. an american diplomat compelled to have a twitter presence. of congress.mbers dan crenshaw is very active on twitter. aoc in new york also. it is the chinese diplomats seen aggressive in the sense individually arguing with people , retreating things including conspiracy theories about the pandemic. hunching back aggressively one could say -- punching back aggressively, and it has drawn a lot of comment and concern. i was a particularly amongst western diplomats who wonder if it is a sign of the times, more aggressive diplomacy by the chinese government. ofnever i look to see

and that has been the attitude of the media. you give them information, you give them material, you give me it. is this minutes of this meeting? oh no. we're just not going to pay any attention to it. you know, who are you going to believe that these documents are your lying eyes? so the same thing is happening now. you think people are swearing affidavits affidavit, it's our legal documents. i mean, there's a you, you were an affidavit and the pen penalty of perjury, and they also wearing affidavits that they have seen or elicit goings on during this election. media pay no counter, no evidence, no evidence, no evidence that they keep repeating. and as they say, and this is really disastrous because come january 20th, if biden is indeed swallow and and right away they got half the country will say he is not my president. he is not here by fraud or were hit a member, did they? and the, the, the disappointing thing for me is that it is, george said in his 1st answer, you know, trump is guilty, we just have to find the crime. i mea

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after being criticized by the mainstream media was branded as a russian a propagandist for warning against containment measures. the argument designs and i have all the lockdowns are killing people make here and joins you next hour with the latest from around the world right now though it is time for cross talk right here on our to international and in the u.k. and ireland get ready for really getting. hello and welcome across the uk where all things are considered purely about american media greed nearly in lockstep avoiding to practice journalism again ideology trumps common sense reality and after the election how many voters will say not my president. to discuss these topics and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he is an author and a you tuber abt the gaggle and here in moscow we're joined by dmitri bobbitt she's a political analyst and editor at interest me internet media project hi gentlemen crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump anytime you want and i always appreciated hey let's go to george in budapest 1st well george this is the last time we'll b

president obama is doing exactly what the media does as well.pports president obama and the leftist policies gaslight over everything. look, we've seen it just like lisa listed over and over again and congressman matt gaetz a number of time where he's talked about they were assassinated with the blond hair on my legs as they glistened in the sun and the children in the swimming pools of baltimore, remember that? or remember on cbs remember -. steve: i do but once we get to corn popper rears his or i will not say ugly head but once that happens we've got to go. coming up, another week more coronavirus hypocrisy from democrats a a a a a wow! a new buick? for me? to james, from james. that's just what i wanted. is this a new buick? i secret santa-ed myself. i shouldn't have. but i have been very good this year. wow! wow! wow! this year, turn black friday into buick friday all month long. now during buick friday, pay no interest for 84 months on most 20-20 buick suv models. how did you find great-grandma's recipe? we're related to them? we're portug

president elect for the united states it was saturday when that announcement was made by a number of media organizations after biden secured more than 270 electoral votes enough to put him over the top he spoke in wilmington delaware tonight alongside the 1st vice president of the united states come all the harris' 1st woman ever to ascend to the position of vice president here's what harry had to say in introducing the new president bay have elected a president who represents the best and. a leader the world will respect and our children will look up to a commander in chief will respect our troops and keep our country safe and a president for. american the new president elect biden took to the states and i talked about the need for the nation to heal to come together and to be ready to move into a new chapter. joe biden becomes the oldest person ever to be elected president of the united states 5 days after voting 1st closed here's some of what biden had to say the people of this nation have spoken. they've delivered a clear victory a convention victory a victory. for we the people we've

other media outlets have issues they need to confront. but we've yet to see signs of that happening. are a starting point this week, fox news headquarters in new york city. if schatten froid is your thing, there's never been a better time to watch fox news. and we want every, every level, i just want to be very clear that she's charging up the other side of welcoming fraud and welcoming illegal voting to back that up again, showing you that after years of defending the indefensible. now that donald trump has made america great again, time after time that and so much more all lives and scandal after scandal. some voices of fox are clearly edging away from donald trump, his administration, and his allegations, the baseless ones of an election, somehow stone. and we said numerous times we have not seen evidence clear evidence of massive, widespread fraud enough to change the votes in these states. others that the channel or whole malign democrats in the media mob. they just want to try and block any and all audit what are now growing example

, produce media. then from in the, in germany, in belgium, in most of this country, the media are of one teen in poland. that is why picture of me that's point number one of the 2 is that in some 80 percent of the media companies, we don't think it's iraq, which you will soon learn. if that is true, look at what happens when your government gets involved in the media. for example, the public media in 2015, your party of pass legislation that allows the government to appoint or dismiss the executives in charge of public t.v. and the radio broadcaster the o s. c e has said now it fails to ensure editorial independence. it said that the public broadcaster, for example, in the most recent election, failed in its legal duty to provide balanced and impartial coverage. rather, it serves as a campaign tool for the incumbents. critics say the public media has become a mouthpiece of your government. is that what the country now has to look forward to under review, poland is ation of the private media. there is

so the public media in most european countries is out public media, also city supportive of the cover, which does not mean they are not objective or they are not in portion. if you look at the media, poland, about the sense of the me, entire government, and 30 percent of supply. and by that you mean independent that for example, even blair, but that is regarded as too much in the object of a vicious attack. do you want poland to become like runs for example, when there is only one opinion and all me again mr. the good go where we're talking about is all in here and no, no, we are talking about judo. i would like to move on to and i miss you. let's talk about a domestic issue. women's reproductive rights. your country has seen its biggest protests in recent years. hundreds of thousands of people on the streets after the constitutional tribunal said, it would outlaw abortions in cases of severe fetal abnormalities. it's come under fire, not only because of its substance, but also because of the way that it was reached. your party pushed this measure through or tried to push this mother

lou: and is the media? curious are the media that have been aligned with joe biden's campaign throughout? >> not very concerned. and we did have a press conference today in michigan. and the other thing we've seen, lou, and this only happens in democrat-run counties like philadelphia, like detroit where our poll watchers who are trained, who are allowed to be there legally to observe the election so they can go assure people that it was done in a fair manner were removed systematically from detroit. some of them have put statements forward, and i've read hundreds of them today saying while ballot were put in one box, they would look back, and they would be returned to the good ballot box. all these types of issues we ran into. you just saw in detroit election are workers were cheering as our poll what watchers were removed from what her legally allowed to do. padlocks were put on doors, windows were boarded up. these types of things do not insure confidence in election integrity. so we're asking for transpa

the problem is, all of this legacy media, academics, mainstream media institutions, "new york times,"bc merit, quinnipiac, they got it wrong. but rasmussen, insider advantage, those folks got it and along the places got it very right. the problem was the folks in the elite media sort of dismissed those posters as spammers and derided them and dismiss them. you had the situation where they were giving credence to polls way off the mark. that being said, the polls were not often georgia and that's a very close race. the trump campaign was very clear to a lot of folks before the final vote was taken on november 3rd that they were spending a lot of time there. they're worried about georgia and he was going to be tight and it turned out to be exactly that. both parties know exactly where the voters are located in georgia. at the question is who will get more of them back to the polls. you know, on a january 5th election. that's why both sides are fighting different influences that pressed their vote. the democratic side, a lot of voters turned out to get rid of donald trump and they've don

, but in the european media. the european media presents us as trump is going to have a coup before he leaves office, you know, he fired that excellent defense secretary. he fired the chief of music intelligence . he's up to something terrible, you know, and they, the problem is that they get so lost us from the night, you know, the united states, you know, i guess bigger magazine in germany has just published a big interview with james stavridis. the former commander or nato forces in europe and change the ranges. trump is unpredictable. he, as in beat it and frustrate it, he can do anything he can at that point. you run, know, he can send the u.s. warships do what this new china and provoke a war there. you know, what is, and maybe you know about these generals is that whatever trumps das is bad, you know, he, in syria, they, they accused him of pulling out the troops and leaving the oil to russians. or, you know, train your, how could you, friends, you know, hand, you know, or worse, you know, encroaching on s

but big media big money big tech. quickly yes they believe the fix is in they hate the media they hate big tech they hate hollywood they believe all those who were out to get them and work against them and they're not completely wrong to be honest right but on the other hand i think you got to be careful with this if the poll said by going to run away with it it also had the effect of suppressing the biden vote because if i'm a biden voter i decide i'm not really going to go because to vote because it is a matter who's going to win anyway so you've got to be careful how you play this out unless they were counting on steve the early votes in the mail which in which case it would have worked. you know that's true but as far as the pollsters go you know there are a lot of unhappy and then broke democratic senatorial candidates that were encouraged by the polls their donors were encouraged by the polls so to pony up look ahead 8 points 9.5 points 10 points 12 points and these people all lost so the polls got it wrong all

he will create media on his own.owie: ben, i take your point about there's something in it for both sides during this four -- actually six year battle between donald trump and the press. from what we've seen in the post election period, do you have any indication that the press is going to be even reasonably truffe on joe biden, -- tough on joe biden, who does have a less confrontational style, shall we say. >> the biggest thing i learned about the incoming biden administration this week is they plan to have a pet in the white house. i think that says a lot about the expectation that's are built in here for how the media will treat the -- howie: let's stop right there. that's a good point. the new york times and other outlets have stories today about a cbs sunday morning exclusive that the buy dense will get a -- bidens will get a cat to join their dogs in the white house. what does that suggest to you? >> it suggests that this is going to be the tone. we're going to learn about tony blinken's ability with the guitar

democrats in the media mob. they just want to try and block any and all audit what are now growing examples of ballot irregularities and outright illegality. it can make for confusing view him. as the america's most watched 24 hour news channel has some kind of multiple on air personality disorders. a lot of what kind of editorial direction does the fox news going to take? when will the line come down from the top? rupert murdoch that says it's over the conversation about an election being stolen needs to stop. so right now we are going to watch and see what those decisions look like. a truck campaign has made it an evidence of voter fraud. they have to make a choice though. do they want to live in the world of complete fantasy, or do they want to still be somewhere on the spectrum of c.n.n. and other large legacy outlets will be on a shared set of facts. so this is a view, there's a difference among different person now that there's different shows on fox because they want to look at the crossing the very in th

there's no question that the media favors joe biden and look it's a free country the media can favor whomever they want to favor i mean that's just the way it goes i think one of the big blessings is that because it's a free country the answer to that is that a lot of alternative media sources are sprouting up all over the country and all over the world and people know how to find those and so that's one of the great things about about the free market and so that's working itself out i believe it will continue to work itself out i believe that's why donald trump got 6000000 more votes this time than he did last time i believe that's why he doubled his minority votes from the last time including blacks and latinos i believe that's why you know the conservative movement america movement if you will will continue to grow because you know americans will are resourceful and will find the information that they want to find and find the truth regardless and you know some of the new sources that that that your other guest cited have made some changes and have flipped a little bit since they

the media in poland are the most diverse in china, search of the very small pleurisy, pollution media, there in france, in germany, in belgium, in most of this country is the media are of one opinion in poland. that is why spectrum of me, that's point number one. point number 2 is that so in some 80 percent of the media companies, we don't come to see europe, which if that is true, look at what happens when your government gets involved in the media. for example, the public media in 2015, your party of pass legislation that allows the government to appoint or dismiss the executives in charge of public t.v. . and the radio broadcaster the s. c.e. has said now it fails to ensure editorial independence. it said that the public broadcaster, for example, in the most recent election, failed in its legal duty to provide balanced and impartial coverage. rather, it serves as a campaign tool for the incumbents. critics say the public media has become a mouthpiece of your government. is that what the country now has to look forward to under really pulling ization of the private media? there is a