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during the 16 months since i declared, abc, nbc, cbs, msnbc and cnn combined gave only two live interviews for me. those networks instead ran a continuous delusion of hit pieces with inaccurate, often vile pejoratives and defamatory smears. some of those networks colluded with the dnc to keep me off the debate stage. representatives of those networks are in this room right now. i will just take a moment to ask to consider the many ways your institutions have abdicated this really sacred responsibility. duty of free press to safeguard democracy and to challenge always the party in power instead of maintaining that posture of fear and skepticism toward authority. your institutions have made themselves government mouthpieces, stenographers for the organs of power. you did not alone because the devolution of american democracy could have prevented it. the democratic party censorship of social media was even more of a naked exercise in executive power. this week a federal judge upheld my injunction against president biden calling the white house censorship project the most egregious violation o

in contrast, during the 16 model since i declared abc, nbc cbs m. s. nbc and cnn combined gave only 2 live interviews from a that amazing the other guy got 20. he barely got to kennedy has decided to quit his campaign, though he will not. he was, he's still going to remain on the ballot in most states by the way, which means it's kind of a quasi quit and he's throwing his support to donald trump. trump, for his part, took the opportunity to announce that investigation. a task force that's going to look into what americans of always wanted to know, who was really behind the killing of john f. kennedy. and they will be test was releasing all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f. this is amazing. the way this develop this weekend, 1st r f k junior says i'm out and he announces he's going to go with trump. then trump announce is among the many things he's going to do is he's going to grade this task force to find out who killed his father and his uncle. what fascinating the way this all played out manella, what were

in contrast, during 16 months since i declared, abc, nbc, cbs, msnbc and cnn combined, gave only twouge of headpieces with inaccurate, often vile majority of �*s and defamatory smears. some networks included with the dnc to keep me off the debate stage. representatives of those networks are in this room right now, and i'lljust take a moment to ask you to consider the many ways that your institutions have abdicated this really sacred responsibility for free press to safeguard democracy and to challenge always the party in power. instead of maintaining that posture of fear and scepticism, your institutions have made themselves government mouthpieces and stenographers for the organs of power. you didn't cause this, but you could've prevented it. the democratic party censorship of social media, was even more of a naked exercise of power. this week, a federaljudge, terry doty, about my injunction against president biden. the most egregious violation in the history of the united states. his previous 155 page decision details howjust 37 hours after he took the oath of office, fighting's whi

nbc, cbs, fox. we have our own little bullpen there at the convention. so now essentially they're just duplicating that for that that the social media. yeah. and much like that bullpen you speak of, they have their stage and the politicians and other vips come through like a spin room basically. exactly. and you can bet as many people are going to be watching on the networks, there are likely to be even more watching on social media. and again, adults of all ages, but most importantly, young voters. okay, a big line in the sand here, and i'm not sure what the answer is. so for traditional media, for us, the big networks or the newspapers to go out, there's no money exchange. no, they're not paying us. we're not paying them. are they bringing in these social media influencers and paying them? they are bringing them in but not paying them. so heather says, no, she's not getting paid. now the social media influencers have a big audience and eventually can large in that audience and then sell products and get paid that way. but no, the dnc and for that matte

right next to it are the network compounds are abc, nbc, cbs, fox, and cnn.t includes heavy gear as well as satellite trucks. we are now at media row in the atrium of the united center off the convention floor. this year there are more than 50 outlets using the space ranging from radio to podcasts to television. being that this is the united center, home to the chicago bulls, it features a bronze statue of the legendary michael jordan, who won six nba championships with the team. of course there are plenty of cameras and stand up spots in the arena where the main speeches are taking place. about a dozen media outlets also have spaces in skyboxes they can broadcast live before, during, and after the convention. there are also writing press stands in the upper levels which includes desk positions. in the lower level off the floor there is a space for social media influencers to watch the convention and create content for their millions of followers on social media. greta: a look at media row here in chicago at the convention site, the united center in the windy

. >> 16 months since i declared abc, nbc, cbs. msnbc, and cnn.bined it only two live interviews. those networks with inaccurate often vile pejoratives and defamatory smears. representatives of those networks are in this room right now. and i will just take a moment to ask you to consider the many ways that your institutions have advocated this really sacred responsibility. free press to safeguard democracy and to challenge always the party in power. >> laura: but, let's be clear tonight, that type of journalism, you know, started dying a long slow death decades ago. but, it really went into cardiac arrest, we saw it during covid and we saw it really when trump came on the scene. because they decided he was a morality threat to their grip on power. so all the old rules were tossed out the window. and this is why reporters are not up in arms about harris' refusal to do interviews. because they know interviews would hurt her and help trump. and those reporters, they can't risk that. >> vice president harris has not appeared in a single interview or

i've done a total of 4 interviews and all the other networks abc nbc cbs cnn and msnbc, and 19 monthsviews. ross perrault on tv or sing all night telling americans every day that i can't win. so we don't have that kind of alignment with the political parties that we now have and it does make it very difficult but i think it's important for me. >> if you take about it you mention 1992 when he was taking on bill clinton and george h. to be bush he did get 19% didn't get any electoral votes, the last successful third-party candidate who at least got electoral votes 28 of them end up being george wallace so that was a difficult year for democrats because the notion was he took away votes george wallace to from hubert humphrey and we know that was the year your father was tragically assassinated. by only mentions now to say there's very little likelihood you move the metre much with all that and all the attention and that may have this bare story where the way i understand it took a bear and brought it to central park i don't understand it. us just to a lot of normal people strikes them as

. >> during the 16 months since i declared abc, nbc, cbs, msnbc and cnn combined in only two live interviewstinuous deluge of hit pieces with inaccurate. often vile pejoratives and defamatory smears. your institutions have made themselves government mouthpieces. and stenographers for the organs of power. >> bret: went on from there big part of that speech, howie. >> it was. i think it's pathetic for scapegoat the media for not giving him more air time. the blunt truth is he has always been a fringe candidate with no plausible way of winning the presidency. the reason to believe he hasn't gotten much air time is nobody saw him winning this things, saw him as a spoiler and at the same time, bret, you know, he tried to make a deal as he became less influential, first with kamala harris, you give me a job if you win, a healthcare job, and i will endorse you. same thing with donald trump. that didn't come about. and so, you know, he is colorful; you know, he had the great bear cover-up show why he was putting a dead bear carcass in his car and brain worm. i think the media didn't take him very se

. >> during the 16 months since i declare, abc, nbc, cbs, nsnbcs and krcnn gave only two live interviewces with in, a rats and often vile per jor tifs and defamatory smears to keep me off the debate stage. >> martha: very strong wordses for the media and pointed to the reporters in the room said look in the mirror and ask yourself if you feel ok want the cooperation between the network and the whites house, what do you say? >> i in i it is sad to see i think it is sad seeing bobby scapegoating the interview. fox has -- given him airtime. he has been a fringe candidate with no applause, way or prospect of becoming president and whether it is -- he has been a colorful candidate, talking about vaccines, or brain worm or covering up the dead bear that he put in his car so he could have dinner later. i think that as his poll numbers have gone down, sure everybody is interested him as a spoiler but to blame on the press he is desperate for attention now. he tried to make a deal with donald trump, with kamala harris yo york; you promised ne a high-ranking job and i will endorse you. neither on

abc, nbc, cbs, msnbc, and cnn. combined gave only two live interviews from a those networks instead ran a continuous deluge of hitn pieces with inaccurate, often vile pej pejoratives and defamay smears. roo >> representatives of those networks are in this room right no d i willw, and i'll just take a moment to ask you to consider the many ways that your institutions have abdicated this really sacred responsibility, a duty of a free press to safeguard party democracy and to challenge always the party in power. >>but, let but let's be clear t, that type of journalism startede dying a long, slow death, decades ago, but it really went into cardiac arrest. we sawand we s during covid.ey and we saw it really when trump came on the scene because. decided he was a mortal threat to their grip on power. >> rules wer so all the old rulp tossed out the window. >> and this is why are not up. in arms about harris' refusal to do interviewsthey kno, becaue they know interviews would hurte her and help trump. and those reporters, t

particular situation because it probably wouldn't come up by the front row reporters, you know, nbc, cbs, abc, the wires, cnn, which are really on usually domestic issues. so i you know, my job wasn't to stump them. i my job was to get usable answers that would be insightful didn't always succeed and on that some folks who watch white house press briefings might notice how fast press secretary is able to answer is that do you have insight into the preparation that goes on on the other side of the course? yes so after sean spicer left the administration who got off to a bad obviously with the largest ever quip, i went and interviewed about what it was like to be a press secretary and and another press secretary have talked about this where there is an amount of preparation that they do for, i think, up to 2 hours before those daily briefings, because that is the main job of the press secretary, sort of like a daily board, you would call it, right and so they are usually well prepared. and then they also have a huge binder in front of them so that if they don't have the answer off the top

the problem is, liz, that abc, nbc, cbs, cnn, msnbc, "the new york times" and washington post for whatevercomment like that, and i think the harris campaign, liz, the democratic party in general, they are keenly aware that they could easily dodge, dip, duck, dive, lie and flip flop on almost every issue and totally get away with it, because the media see their mission not to hold them accountable, but the aid and abet their candidate of choice n this case, kamala harris. because both entities know maybe there's enough voters out there, liz, uninformed, misinformed, naive enough to believe them to get across the finish line. elizabeth so what joe just seder, you know, when will kamala harris, amber, when will she face the press and answer voters' questions? are -- there are growing doubts about her due to these resurfaced videos. how long can this last? former clinton strategist mark penn says of course the polls are good for hearst. she's had unopposed media. meanwhile, trump is talking. how is this playing out? >> i know. and, you know, her campaign has a claimed that she is going to do a

. >> in contrast during the 16 months since i declared, abc, nbc, cbs, msnbc and. >> cnn combined gavetwo live interviews for me. those networks instead ran a continuous deluge of hit pieces with inaccurate, often vile pejoratives and defamatory smears. some of those same networks colluded with the dnc to keep me off the debate stage. neil: and here's the response from the harris campaign. like rfk jr., donald trump is at a low point and acting out of desperation, embracing rfk jr. now when he has nothing to offer but months of december qualifying revelations is not deck disqualifying ref laughses is not a decision a campaign makes when they're active. both candidates planning to lay low this weekend, neil, nothing on the schedule for either the trump campaign or the hearst campaign, or neil. ready for that big push after labor day, of course. neil: got it. how the heck were you able to piece all of that together with dolley madison and the burning of the white house? because i covered that 210 years ago today, and i know you're not that old. [laughter] >> reporter: just felt like the

the 34 interviews on mainstream networks in contrast, during this 16 months since i declared abc, nbc, cbs msnbc, cnn combined gave only to live interviews may those networks since instead ran it continuous deluge with a hit pce is with inaccurate, often vile are george's and defamatory smears. >> some of those same networks and colluded with the d'annecy to keep me off the debate stage. >> i don't doubt that he's been shunned for the record. he was my guest here three times. i have all the angry emails to prove it. one live to pre-taped interviews to accommodate his schedule. he was also invited to join us live this morning and i hosted his wife actress cheryl hines so mike kennedy, thwart harris's convention momentum in an election of inches. the answer is maybe take a look. this is nate silver's silver bullet, an average of 2024 general election polls. to appreciate the potential significance, just take a look at nevada right at the bottom of your screen, harrison trump, separated by just 0.1% with kennedy pulling 4.5% of the vote in every one of the seven swing states. kennedy's vote s

. >> in contrast, during the 16 months since i declared, abc, nbc, cbs, msnbc and cnn combined gave onlye interviews for me. those instead ran a continuous deluge of hit pieces with inaccurate and defamatory smears. some of those same networks included with the -- colluded with the dnc to keep me off the a debate stage. >> reporter: much has been made of vice president harris ignoring the press, counting on social media and influencer s who have their own little rooms and tents at the dnc and her rallies recall harris pledged to do a sit-down interview by the end of this month which is fast approaching. so far the outlet, time and location are unclear. harris and walz will begin a bus tour on georgia ending with a rally? savannah thursday night. here's harris while accepting her party's nomination at the dnc. >> i will bring together labor and workers -- [cheers and applause] and small business owners and entrepreneurs and american companies to create jobs, to grow our economy and to lower the cost of everyday needs like health care and housing and groceries. >> reporter: groceries that

. >> abc, nbc, cbs, msnbc and cnn combined gave only two live interviews for me.e, often vile pejoratives and defamatory smears. your institutions have made themselves government mouthpieces and stenographers for the organs of power. howard: my view is he's scapegoating the media because he was a fringe candidate with a history of antivax comments and that's why he got little air time. leslie. >> leslie, thank you. you know, rfk jr -- and i don't with care who you are and i don't care who your family is, and i come from massachusetts where, you know, after they spank the baby, they tell them vote for the kennedys. [laughter] so at the end of the day, this is a candidate and third party candidates because of our current system with the electoral college have no chance of winning. if this guy had huge numbers -- his numbers have been dropping and dropping and dropping. the latest cbs poll shows a 2 favorability rate, and it'll be interesting to see after this dropout and endorse. of donald trump two things. i'm hearing from some supporters on my radio show this guy

in contrast, during this 16 months since i declared, abc, nbc, cbs, msnbc, and cnn combined give onlye interviews from me. those networks instead ran a continuous daily use of hit pieces with inaccurate, often vile pejoratives and defamatory smears. some of those same networks colluded with the dnc to keep me off the debate stage. representatives of those networks are in t this room rigt now, and i will take a moment to ask you to consider the many ways that your institutions have duty of free press to safeguard de-- democracy and challenge the party in power. instead of maintaining that posture of fear and skepticism to authority. your institutions that made themselves government mouse pieces and you didn't alone cause the devolution of american democracy but you could have prevented it. the democrater party censorship of social media was more of an naked exercise of executive power. federal judge, upheld my injunction against president biden, calling the white house's censorship project the most egregious license of the amendment in the history of the united states of america. the p

. >> commercial on other fox properties like you know, abc, nbc, cbs, if the legacy broadcaster and no one wants but they want the super bowl. so fox in the driver's 79 isn't a lot for big tech company, but 7 million a lot of money for a company like a wal-mart. will be interesting to see the makeup of commercials again this year, man and one other kind of shy. well, definitely shocking number that you have in here is. >> how much a home caution, san jose, santa clara sunnyvale, i guess if we've never seen it above 2 billion for the what do you call it? that it's an is the median. it's a the average. but some you know how price meeting is. half are sold above half or so below. >> and so 2 point, '08 million for sanibel, santa clara and san jose. first time ever counties hit that level. i remember 20 years ago we were doing stories on kron about palo alto. the median for the first time ever was million. it's happening fast, aria and ultimately 86% of renters say they can't afford a home and 54% believe never be able afford a home and that time. no, not there. >> that price ok, let's go

>> martha: a "massive media honeymoon,," that is what -- the media research centre looked at abc nbc, cbsvening news, starting when president biden out of the race and told this weekend is a time here over the last roughly last month so these numbers do not include the one of the dnc conversely found the vice president's coverage has been 84% positive more than any other major party nominee, former president from mark's coverage 89% negative. here's the sampling. >> complaints are about money, momentum and message and vice president harris is raking in a stunning amount of donations. >> he and -- she and her running mate tim walz got a massive crowd this week in pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, arizona and this weekend in nevada. the crowds rivaling the rally's republican nominee donald trump including his event in montana. >> and the rumbling news conference on former president president again hurling personal attacks against harris, some of its own republican supporters had begged him to stay focused on policy today trump make it clear he is not going to change. >> martha: okay with m

which cnn, he cannot do that with abc, nbc, cbs, et cetera. he cannot do that. so of course he's going to claim that there's a bias towards him. none of it is true. it's all a figment of his imagination, which is he's getting more and more weird each and every day. >> but he's going to end up showing up despite all of the nonsense because he knows what kamala harris is going to do to him, right? >> if he doesn't show up, she'll just put a cardboard cutout of him in this spot and she will talk up to him as if he's there. now. he's really stuck right now in a very weird situation using that word again why? because if he doesn't show up kamala would just do it on her own. and again, she will bring a cardboard cutout of him if he does show up he's going to show up unprepared because donald does not believe he needs to prepare. he said it himself the other day. i couldn't believe he actually said it. >> you, just said? yeah. >> i've been doing this my whole life. i've been preparing for this my whole life. no, he hasn't he has no idea what he's talking about. he's go

silence from fake news, cnn, abc, nbc, cbs, msdnc. instead, they would rather ask senator tom cotton negative questions about donald trump. watch this. how does her changing her views on her policy justify having the presumptive the republican nominee questioning her race? how does that does that increase or decrease your party's chances of winning in november? well well, caitlyn, you haven't had that conversation with kamala harris because she's been hiding out. i want to have this conversation with you. senator joe biden hid out before her. i'm and my point is, when are you and the rest of the media going to demand that kamala harris come out and answer questions in an unscripted format about where she stands for this country as opposed to continuing to focus on what donald trump said today? perfect answer, senator cotton. great job. he's right. kamala has enjoyed a free pass for years, but she's now running for the presidency of the united states of america will be nominated to the dnc without winning a single primary vote. no prob

they're only three networks abc, nbc, and cbs breather two influential papers the washington times anew york post." two weekly news magazines newsweek and time. they were uniformly liberal. recall that that liberal eastern establishment. note fox news a bright note talk radio, no podcast. no alternate point of view. either what you had to say is consistent with their narrative, or it never sought air. we cannot get our news out. the investigation of long to dog by the other side. there were indications but what of my favorite i think is in the back of this book it is at least a reference. bob's notes are at the university of texas. it was the first person to interview after he had left washington. and he left before the cover trial was underway. so on december 5 , 74 he is sitting down and he must've said you have cause quite a change in washington. you got nixon to resign, is a type and you can't miss it. it says there were a number of one-on-onee- conversations that only he and the other party knew about. and then the next paragraph. this is the top page of the interview. the next

situation back in the 70s was dramatically different from day there were only three networks abc nbc and cbs. they were two influential papers the new york times the washington post and there were two weekly news magazines, newsweek and time. and they were uniformly liberal. we called it the liberal eastern establishment. no fox news. no talk radio. no podcasts. no alternate point of view. so either what you had to say with consistent with their narrative or it never saw air? there were no other side. we could not get our news out. no investigation of wrongdoing by the other side there were indications. one of my favorite and i i think it's in the back of this book. it's at least it's at least referenced. bob woodward's notes are at the university of texas? and he was first person to interview leon jaworski after jaworski had left washington and and jaworski left before the cover-up trial was underway. so on december 5th 1974. he sitting down with jaworski. and he must have said wow, you caused quite a change in washington. you know, you got nixon de resign you you handle it through the thro

years and they prefer trump because that's more money in their pocket and i'll tell you this what nbc and cbs are doing right now as far as protecting kamala harris that's what you have two run that segment every night. you've got to get the truth out. she's blind about herself and one last point she's trying to change the economy. her experience with the economy is working at mcdonald's and she has no -- to run the economy of this country. and how is it possible, how is that possible there are very few of us and some of us here at fox someone talk radio that are playing what is i think a dossier of all all dossiers you'd ever want in terms of exposing radicalism and extremism of any presidential candidate and they don't run any of it. no press conferences no gaggle of and no interviews at all. not one ever. >> none whatsoever and tim russert nbc "meet the press" he used to specialize in this. he would have a politician on his show playback a clip of when he or she said okay you change your position since then. why is that? those journalists now are basically extinct outside of this network a

everyone knows that youtube, when you get off the desk with executives, well, what's the -- it ain't nbc, cbs -- really by instagram. >> speaking of media, we deid have this fubo news and the injunction. fubo is up 16 premarket. >> i don't -- i don't know that company. it's obviously a small cap company. there was a piece by wells fargo, double upgrade to overweight by wells, thinking that fox was going to be the one. this is a very, let's say, ill advised piece because fox was a loser. a lot of people wanted this to be something good for fox, for warner -- it's not good. i mean, you know, i think warner bros. discovery is one that a lot of people lament. a lot of people want this one to work. >> yes. >> and i think that people at home have to realize there are some characters in the world that a lot of people like, and they root for, even though -- you've got, on the one hand, the balance sheet. on the other hand, you've got zaslav, and zaslav is a rootable figure because he's kind and exciting and has a feel for people, and you just say, oh, come on, man, get this thing moving. and what are

why did harris turn down fox, nbc, cbs and even cnn? stay tuned.s a stark turnaround from just last week when trump talked about debates in a phone interview during the democratic national convention. >> i don't like abc. i think abc is probably the worst of the group, but i'm willing to do abc. i was willing to do cnn with joe biden, and you saw what happened there. >> what he's telling you is simply not true. >> and in fact, that debate with biden is a reminder of how important these events can be. it led to biden's ouster from the race. meantime, we still don't know any details about a sit down interview. harris promised to do by the end of the month, her first since entering the race. >> she has committed to at least doing one major interview by the end of this month, so that's basically over the next week. but how many more is she going to do? >> now, at the moment, assuming that this debate on abc happens, there are really only two debates on the calendar. the trump harris debate on september 10th. and there is also a vp debate scheduled at t

nbc. worsen cbs the home of george is a nasty guy he interviewed vita and it was like the nicest interviewdo you like? i tend to like vanilla very much. with me they get into a lot of the subjects that a lot of people don't like talking about. abc is the worst and they won't do it on fox for they turn down the fox but i have approved the three debates. they have approved a one. the only when they approved was their network and now it came out in the "new york times" of all places the head of the news in the head of the whole thing practically is kamala and her lovely husband best friend. her and her husband are best friends with kamala and her husband. and i am supposed to do the debate but with biden they thought i wouldn't do it so they offered me something i could not accept. they said the debate is at cnn in front of no audience. so far i am zero -- two. they did not want to do the debate. that would've been a good idea but i was going to accept anything. i guess we'll do it here too we will accept anything because otherwise she is not going to debate she does not want to debate. they

the worst to me is abc, worse than nbc, worse than cbs, worse than cnn. home of george -- >> i have the same problem with data perino. [laughter] if we learned that it and, trump is readier than ever and still running for president. kamala appears to be running for class president like the whole campaign is made up of giveaways the money, free healthcare, free college, free willing and it all sounds good to the kids and cafeteria have no idea how ridiculous it all is what the bullet into polian dynamite, she's not even spouting original ideas. will be enough to make people vote for pedro? i'm not sure. [laughter] we do know the week began with stealing policies from trump and ended with her stealing policies from president gorbachev. here she is talking about no taxes on tips with trump proposed in june and the controversial soviet style price controls she proposed to combat which she claims is not inflation but corporate price gouging. check out. >> taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. [cheering] >> i will work to pass the first ever federa

look at nbc and abc fake news and these people, cbs, they don't talk about the border or drugs pouring in or talk about the million people they falsely reported had jobs and they don't have jobs, it was a total fraud. they don't talk about it. they don't talk about biden. the day biden spoke, they said he stole 27 million, i have not seen that story anywhere but a light mention on fox, much lighter than it should be. if that was me that stole 27 million, it would be headlines, they wouldn't even be talking about the convention. the man and the family, morning of their convention on monday, 27 million dollars. they have it all documented. they don't talk about it. the newspaper and press. >> brian: james comer announced that. >> only one that reported a little bit about it was fox. >> will: biden influence pedalling schemes is what you're talking about. your opinion as a business man, we get little from kamala harris. back to policy. very little. what we have gotten are things like price controls and in biden/harris administration proposal, taking capital gains to 45% tax, talking about