>> joe, i think you're being way too kind to alex jones.hat stuff is so ridiculous. 50% of the stuff on that show they just make up. i don't have time for that. i want real news, real information. that is absolute nonsense. anybody that's going to those sites -- >> but my question was are you concerned that the president is using that as a source? >> that's the point, yeah. >> i think anything that has to do with any of these ridiculous fake news sites that make up stuff in order to gain advertisers so that they can sell something, i mean that is ridiculous and a complete waste of time. >> tell the president that. >> thank you, gentlemen. >> well f i see him, i will. you know what? >> you can tell him now maybe. he could be watching. >> he said he listens. >> he listens to your radio show. >> president trump if you're listening to me, half the stuff on alex jones is just made up. that stuff is ridiculous. who's got time for that? i have to decipher what's true, what isn't true. i don't know about you. i don't have the time for that. >> boy,

>> i think that i'm not really understanding. >> would the left have asked alex jones when he calledd down? yes. >> i'm asking you. >> sean: tomi, let me see if i can point out. you're pointing out a real clear the present danger for all conservatives. there were groups who monitor and i know who they are, in their underwear total losers that monitor three hours of my radio show an hour of t.v. in hopes i say one phrase, one sentence wrong, in the hopes they can target my advertisers and silence us. isn't that what you're saying tomi. >> that's exactly what i'm saying. i think that samantha bee made a mistake she apologized for it and that's wonderful. if this would have been a conservative host oh my goodness, all held would have broke loose. >> i named a bunch of people who said horrible things including the psz. crooked hillary, a candidate. >> sean: hillary is crooked. but go ahead. >> there was outrage about it. there were as well, there were a lot of people who don't like dan savage's comments as well. i am one of of them. do not butty. the language is unacceptable. >> sean: ca

that is his -- he's on the record with alex jones on his show saying a previous president committed a massive war crime and did 9/11. >> w. was down in washington with the plunger. anyway. >> this is why it's so damaging. there may come a time president trump says he's launching military action against korea. >> when kennedy had to give evidence about the cubans, missiles in cuba and the whole world had to believe this -- we only had just the pictures -- and calls up de gaulle, who could be difficult, the president of france, the war hero, of course, and de gaulle says, of course, i believe you. would that happen today? >> absolutely there's real doubts about whether it would happen. he's already a wartime president conducting raids in yemen and dropping bombs in iraq and syria. the world has to believe what the president of the united states says. >> even republicans are having shudders. i think joy is right. not just the people working for him. the flack, republicans really have a problem with this guy. a growing chorus of republicans and conservatives are calling on the president t

alex jones is a fraud. shouldn't by in the business.e video is they're eating krispy kreme doughnuts. that's about it. >> joe, i think you're being way too kind to alex jones. that stuff is so ridiculous. 50% of the stuff on that show they just make up. i don't have time for that. i want real news and real information. it's absolute nonsense, anybody going to the sites -- >> question is are you concerned that president is using that as a source. >> that's the point. >> i think anything that has to do with the ridiculous fake news sites that make up stuff to gain advertisers and sell something, ridiculous and complete waste of time. >> tell the president that. >> thank you gentlemen. >> if i see him i will. >> tell him now. he might watch. >> he listens. >> president trump if you're listening to me, half the stuff on alex jones is made up. ridiculous. who has time for that. i have to decipher what is true and isn't. i don't have time for that. i don't know about you. maybe somebody else does. >> you guys are -- it's interesting when you'

>> i'm not really understanding, with the left have asked alex jones when he called michelle obama and down, ye yes. >> sean: what tommy is pointing out is a real clear and present danger for all conservatives. there are groups that monitor and they know who they are in their underwear, total losers in life, that monitor three hours of my radio show, an hour of tv in the hopes that i say one word, one phrase, one sentence wrong, no chance to apologize even if it was an honest mistake and hoping they can target my advertisers and silence has come is that what you're suggesting here? >> it's exactly what i'm saying, i don't think that samantha be should be fired, i think she made a mistake. i think she apologize for it and that's wonderful. i'm saying the hypocrisy of the left, if this had been a conservative host, oh, my goodness. >> i did understand your question, i named when i started a bunch of conservatives who said awful things including the president united states of america who called alicia machado miss piggy, carl if he and rena, look at that pace. cook and hillary even. >>

andrew napolitano a contributor over there who by the way is also an 9/11 truther and favorite of alex jones and essentially said when he hears a conspiracy theory out of a commentator on fox he believes it rather than picking up the phone and calling all of the agencies in intelligence who report to him. he could call the nsa director, the cia director, these people report to him. so, what he's say something that sight unseen without even doing any basic investigation by calling his subordinates who work for him in the intelligence community, he buys the conspiracy theory out of a commentator on fox but it's the commentator's fault that he repeated it in a series of tweets. this is -- this is insane. it really cannot be this is what the president of the united states does. >> we're on the same page. by the way green with envy for your sweater today. green. and by the way, love -- >> i am a reid so that's close enough to being irish. >> good name. i appreciate the good spirit and it is well received by all of us. anyway, thank you, ken. you're the expert on this. let's go through it. the hou

real media, i love you guys, i think the supreme a rt justice nominee will do great job and i love alex jones, he let's people call in, too. you, pedro, have a blessed day. host: what do you hope to learn today?dge gorsuch caller: i hope to hear his views rom a judge standpoint, not political standpoint, and that's about it. vivian shepherdson, post comments on twitter this morning to the conversation saying that, i thought this hearing was about russian elected, not ith about collusion, where did collusion come from? are most likely, you heard if you were watching previous guest, talking about several topic necessary to russia expected to come up today with the hearing eaturing f.b.i. director and nsa director, we've been showing you as that hearing starts at filling up oom is and people getting ready for that. that will start at 10. gorsuch will be later this morning. new rochelle, new york. caller: how you doing? concept of about the judges. i think it is strange have hearing in getting two months on a judge and almost a year not obama to esident it. andlso likeo ask you would possible, yo

a hybrid of alex jones and alex trebek. no trick, no treat. >> let me give you the basics.side from the numbers being large, these pages are straightforward. he paid $38 million in taxes. took a big write-down of $103 million. more on that. if you add up the lines for income, he made more than $150 million in the year. mazel tov. a >> greg: that's it? trump paid $36 million in taxes. that is higher than president obama, comrade bernie, and msnbc. will you be revealing steve bannon's ankle tattoo? i hear it's a dolphin. when america hears this news, what do you think they think? do they think wow, trump as rich. how did rachel fall for this? trump set it up by fueling the intrigue. remember when the road runner would paint a tunnel entrance on a rock so the coyote would slam into it? trump to dr. rachel. he baited the trap for months, pretending somewhere lurked the ark of the covenant and now ms bc -- trump wins again by the left losing their minds and their ethics and dignity and self-control. it was awesome. eric. do you think she was right to milk it? >> eric: she did wh

howie: radio host alex jones abandoned his conspiracy stheerly about a pizza' restaurant being used as a sex ring. >> our commentary about pizza-gate. i made comments about mr. alefantis i in inlds site regret and apologize. howie: weigh in on today's show. give us a like on our facebook page. we are back next sunday with the >> i'm going to go do that. >> go ahead. >> thanks for joining us. >> at this hour, movement on capitol hill. the conservative freedom caucus that fought so hard against the filibuster bill has resigned from that group. republicans plan b for replacing obama care could involve democrats. the presidents staff is calling on the gop. the fox report is now. >> the president's chief of staff staff, reince priebus has told fellow republican said it's time start governing. this after they were not able to repeal and replace the affordable care act. he said the setback will not slow the president

howie: radio host alex jones abandoned his conspiracy stheerly about a pizza' restaurant being used as ring. >> our commentary about pizza-gate. i made comments about mr. alefantis i in inlds site regret and apologize. howie: weigh in on today's show. give us a like on our facebook page. we are back next sunday with the latest buzz. [♪] arthel: president trump is forge ahead with his ambitious agenda after his plan to repeal and replace obamacare falls short. up next, tax reform setting the stage for more battles on capitol hill. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. it's not clear how this will set the stage storm

the fact that he listens to alex jones.pest darker -- sandy hook was false flagged. the fact that donald trump called him up the week after the election to thank him for his support. this is scary stuff. the fact that you have guys like gateway pun be dent and bright bat that have white house president credentials. people ought to go back and read the 1964 essay about the paranoid style in american politics because it predicts exactly what's going on here and in order to understand donald trump's mind you have to understand his paranoid mind set and the fact that he is -- he has no immune system to these bizarre conspiracy theories and that auto alarm even his strongest supporters. >> you're using that term he has no immune system to it because we have a situation where it is a president we're not sure he takes all of his intelligence briefings but we know he's being served by steven bannon a steady diet of headlines in his morning packet from places like news max. his good friend. we know he's a consumer of world net data

alex jones.ntroducing hush me, the world's first mask for mobile phones. hush me is a personal acoustic device that protects speech privacy and open space environments by using exclusive passive voice impression and active voice master technology. ♪ >> of the, ergonomic design is for long-term wear. ♪ >> tom: all right, the device looks a little strange but apparently takes inspiration from this einstein quote. "for an idea that does not first seem insane, there is no hope." that's amazing, i didn't know einstein said that. you are laughing at this but i think it's pretty good, do you like hearing people talk on their phones? >> honestly, we live in new york. there is noise everywhere you go, it doesn't bother me that much. it would only bother me on a plane. it goes to show that these tech guys, not enough women intact. these tech geniuses sit in a room and think "wouldn't this just be so fabulous"? no woman is going to wear that. or put that around her mouth. women, they're not, no. not going t

he reads farout sites, as well is, alex jones or i think what happened here is he wanted to inject this counter narrative bubbling up on the right about wait a second, you know, donald trump is not the guy who is conspireing with the russians. he was the victim of this espionage campaign by the last democratic administration. that is a narrative if you read national review and mark levine, that's been bubbling up that a lot of conservatives don't think has been part of the mainstream press. la streen arctticulated in this radio appearance. breitbart picked up on it and trump said more people to know about this. >> logically, as general hayden said in our last hawks former head of the nsa and cia, the president could find out the information he is alleging happened instead of a congressional investigation. he could find it out immediately. >> the president has no interest in finding out what the real truth is about his own relationship with the russians, those of his family, his aides, those of his campaign and those of his business organization. what we are seeing here is the fact that

he reads some sort of far-out sites as well, alex jones or, and i think what happened here is he wanted to inject their counter narrative bubbling up on the right about wait a second, donald trump is not the guy who is conspiring with the russians, he was the victim of this espionage campaign by the last administration. that is a narrative that if you read national review and levin, breitbart, that is something bubbling up out there that a lot of conservatives don't think has been a part of the mainstream press. levin sort of articulated it in the full talk radio appearance. breitbart picked up on it. trump read it and said ah-ha, more people need to know about this. >> as general hayden said in our last hour, former head of the cia, the president could find out the information that he is alleging happened instead of a congressional investigation, he could find it out immediately. >> the president has no interest whatsoever as we've seen in finding out what the real truth is about his own relationship with the russians, those of his family, those of his aides, those of his campaign and

truly, a compulsive liar. 75% of the words that come out of his mouth are either from breitbart or alex jonesr the "national inquirer" is also another good source for him. instead of obtaining data and using his intellect to come to a decision, he watches fox news. and if fox news tells him that if something is true, well then by god, it's true. it's really scary. how can you trust a man who was unable to use critical thinking to arrive at an answer? and he has always been like this. i would assume that he always will be. there will come a time when this country actually has a crisis and we will need to rely upon donald trump to say yay or nay. or to say that maybe we should incompetent said this country or maybe we should not. and i would say half of the country's going to say i can't trust anything this man says and you can't. it is very scary. i have a daughter. she's 17 years old. she's scared. this whole country -- you know, you hear these people talking about how great donald trump is and it just astonishes me by their ignorance. they all need to go back to school, take a civics class a

roger stone is a close ally of conspiracy theorist alex jones and helped arrange trump's 2015 appearance on jones' show. >> well, roger is a good guy. he is a patriot. and believes strongly in that strong nation, a lot of the things that i believe in. >> reporter: stone left trump's campaign last august. the campaign says he was fired. he says he wasn't. though he remains an informal adviser. after he was named as an fbi target by "the times," he insisted to me he has absolutely nothing to do with russia. >> i have had no contacts from russians or intermediaries for russians. i have no russian clients, no russian communications. >> it's all a complete sham investigation. >> reporter: trump associate two, carter page. page spent three years in russia working as an investment banker for merrill lynch. that's him speaking at a business school in moscow last july. a few months before that speech, trump told "the washington post" that page was part of his foreign policy team. >> we heard you might be announcing your foreign policy advisory team soon. >> do you want i could give you some of th

roger stone is a close ally of conspiracy theorist alex jones and helped arrange trump's 2015 appearance on jones' show. >> well, roger is a good guy. he is a patriot. and believes strongly in that strong nation, a lot of the things that i believe in. >> reporter: stone left trump's campaign last august. the campaign says he was fired. he says he wasn't. though he remains an informal adviser. after he was named as an fbi target by "the times", he insisted to me he has absolutely nothing to do with russia. >> i have had no contacts from russians or intermediaries for russians. i have no russian clients, no russian communications. >> it's all a complete sham investigation. >> reporter: trump associate two, carter page. page spent three years in russia working as an investment banker for merrill lynch. that's him speaking at a business school in moscow last july. a few months before that speech, trump told "the washington post" that page was part of his foreign policy team. >> we heard you might be announcing your foreign policy advisory team soon. >> do you want i could give you some of th

that intelligence could be something that he heard on alex jones' radio show that morning. this is a guy who can't tell the difference between real facts, alternative facts, and things he just makes up. >> i mean, look, i obviously agree with that and i think one of the big problems that we have right now is there are too few people with credibility on these issues who are speaking on behalf of the united states. that starts frankly with the secretary of state, rex tillerson, who thankfully has now started allowing briefings to be conducted from the state department. we didn't have any between roughly january 19th and march 6th. he's finally started to answer some questions of his own in a press availability in asia. but what we need is policy statements. speeches. public diplomacy conducted by people other than the president and the press secretary who i don't think are the best face for america to the world right now on these issues. >> david, on the confirmation of all of this, in court, lawyers never want to ask a question they don't know the answer to. because you end

that intelligence could be something that he heard on alex jones' radio show that morning. this is a guy who can't tell the difference between real facts, alternative facts, and things he just makes up. >> i mean, look, i obviously agree with that and i think one of the big problems that we have right now is there are too few people with credibility on these issues who are speaking on behalf of the united states. that starts frankly with the secretary of state, rex tillerson, who thankfully has now started allowing briefings to be conducted from the state department. we didn't have any between roughly january 19th and march 6th. he's finally started to answer some questions of his own in a press availability in asia. but what we need is policy statements. speeches. public diplomacy conducted by people other than the president and the press secretary who i don't think are the best face for america to the world right now on these issues. >> david, on the confirmation of all of this, in court, lawyers never want to ask a question they don't know the answer to. because you end

i want to play what he said on the alex jones show. >> it's hard for me to believe that it came downitself. i was gratified to see geraldo rivera investigating it. i am gratified to see that people across the board are interested. 20 years from now people will look at 9/11 the way we look at the assassination of jfk today. it couldn't have been done the way the government told us. >> that are person is the talented legal mind that donald trump claims that he got this allegation from. why would the president of the united states take such a serious allegation to accuse the former president of a crime from andrew napolitano rather than calling all these security serfs that report to him? >> it's a cop out and a lifelong tendency to believe in experience theories. he is a vaccine skeptic and believes that he raised the possibility of foul play in the death of scalia and in the death of vince foster. this is a cast of mind that this president shares with napolitano. this is coming out, but it also is just the ultimate cop out to blame some tv commentator for a statement made by the press

alex jones of info wars, who is somebody to mo people is just a crazy person.at trump actually listens to and consumes. you've got sean hannity who could not be a bigger hype man. he's sort of the flava flav to donald trump. you've got breitbart where they're hiring from. they're pulling people from breitbart and putting them in the administration. and then of course inside the administration, people like bannon, sebastian gorco, stephen miller, michael anton, and beyond that there's a conceit of putting right-wing media into the press pool. this week when mike pence went to try and sell tryancare, the pool reporter was not a reporter, it was somebody from the heritage foundation, the conservative think tank. in other words, the news the reporters received came from a journalist with a vested interest in that policy. >> this is all -- there's a method to all this madness. the bannon people want to, first, dismantle the state, the government, by putting people in the cabinet who want to do away with their own departments, whether it's state department, epa, ener

>> info wars, it is a radio show host dollars by alex jones. you know he's ledge it. hereby demand, sorry, i here be be dan, sorry. i here be to bead, sorry, i jj had ad -- >> sir, where are you getting this information? >> so, in this skit he imitated mr. trump's visit to aircraft carrier earlier this month. the president was upset when he find out aliens had destroyed trump hotel but no lives were lost because no one was staying there. baldwin did not appear in last week's episode because didn't we here that he was sort every saying he was done with it? because president trump doesn't finds it funny so he doesn't want it any more if it isn't fun toy him? but i think a lot of people were entertained by t we talked about this with sean before. >> i think with alec baldwin is he going to do this for four years? because he wasn't even a part of s&l. he always has hosed but i'm sure he's like well i'm going to do this for four years? >> and i think it will lose its sort of al lure after a while. because we'll see him do it over and over and over again. so it won't be fun

that's andrew napolitano being a 9/11 truther on alex jones interesting radio show.mp. this is donald trump saying fox news is why he said that president obama wiretapped him. >> we said nothing. all we did was quote a certain very talented legal mind who was the one responsible for saying that on television. i didn't make an opinion on it. that was a statement made by a very talented lawyer on fox, and so you shouldn't be talking to me, you should be talking to fox. >> the very talented lawyer you just heard being a 9/11 truther. let's listen to shep smith, who is a journalist over at fox news, said no, napolitano's claim is not true. >> fox news cannot confirm judge napolitano's commentary. fox news knows of no evidence of any kind that the now president of the united states was surveilled at any time in any way. full stop. >> e.j. dionne, so they are both his place of refuge and his excuse. >> well, good for shepard smith. when trump loses fox news on a claim, he's got a real problem. i think we're seeing a couple of things here. one is trump will always refuse to

street journal," "new york times," they are based on breitbart and conservative talk show host alex jonesk the source will be -- >> based on the "new york times," ambassador, based on the "new york times," the unprecedented sharing of harmful information and saving it, you saw that as well. so there's something somewhere that wasn't caused by -- the prior administration isn't totally without blame, is it? >> i think in this case it probably is. >> really? okay. >> i say that as someone who worked in both republican and democrat administrations. "the new york times" did not a little that president obama tapped dmpz phone. >> i didn't say that. there's plenty there. >> don't mix apples and oranges. >> decides to lower security clrv classification for all this, much more widely dispersed to different agencies to give more people a chance to -- there hasn't been at this point any clear example of collusion between the campaign and russia. they are certainly going to look for it if they find it. >> the investigation is going to center on whether or not the trump campaign had ties to russia dur

alex. >> we will have councilman curtis jones junior into talk about this hearing and what they are looking to to hear from the community. >> 7:10. >>> fans are remembering philadelphia native joni sledge who passed away this weekend. >> sledge was her sisters formed famous singing group sister sledge. lets come back on camera because we want to balk about this. of course, we remember that song we are family. so we will let you listen to it, it was 1979 that we heard this song, became famous. women's empowerment, you know the song. >> ♪ we are family >> thirty-eight years later we still remember that song going strong. we do need to mention joni was found inside her arizona home by a friend, sister sledge sending out a statement we miss her and hurt for her presence, raid yens and sincerity with which she loved and embraced life. this is different message, from kathy sledge but they did powe a general message saying how much they miss her. joni's sister saying there. >> love you j. i know you are with mommy now she put #forever, #we are family. no word how she died. just 60 years old. hopef

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