here's more of my conversation about media bias and his book with ari fleischer.and he said this about "the new york times": they're both a victim and it also brings them, i guess, success. but i think they're so chained to the people who read it, i'm not sure they can write the truth even if they want. look, we have 50%, they have 50%. but at the same time, i don't think "the new york times" views itself as representing 50% of the country. >> this is the problem you have when newsrooms are taken over by younger activists who believe in subjectivity, not objectivity, and they a certainly don't want to hear two sides of an issue. this is increasingly a problem for journalists, and they have to appeal to their subscribers. "the new york times"' subscribers was with the resistance movement. it was not neutral people. howard: donald trump is not done with the name calling. in his interview with you, he referred to weijia jiang as crazy, jim acosta as a maniac and loser. youd asked if he would have handled the press differently if he was president now. he said i don't

well ari fleischer. congratulations, here's the book. oppression deception snobbery and bias why the press gets so much wrong and just doesn't care every fleischer. thanks for being my guest today. it was a real pleasure to talk with you. thank you on you're always a gentleman. trying to be right here. well joining us now is journalist and author glenn. greenwald will be talking about his newest book securing democracy in just a minute. but glenn greenwald. we're at the libertarian freedom fest festival in las vegas. and you're here. is there an oddity there there definitely is an oddity. that's obvious that i've long been perceived as associated with the left and i don't think there are a lot of people for whom that's true at this particular conference at the same time very early on when i began writing about politics and my focus was

well ari fleischer. congratulations, here's the book. oppression deception snobbery and bias why the press gets so much wrong and just doesn't care every fleischer. thanks for being my guest today. it was a real pleasure to talk with you. thank you on you're always a gentleman. and just doesn't care every fleischer. thanks for being my guest today. it was a real pleasure to talk with you. thank you on you're always a gentleman. you i'm bill harris. i'm the acting director here at the fdr presidential library museum, and we're so happy to see you here this morning. i can't tell you. we're always y

ari fleischer and leo terrell are here. but first, border agents facing punishment for how they handle add huge group of migrants. the horse patrol agents were not carrying whips and there's no evidence that they hit anyone with their reins. we have a texas congressman standing by. first to bill melugin in eagle pass, texas. good afternoon, bill. >> trace, good afternoon to you. it's been nearly ten months since this incident first took place in del rio last september. timely cbp held a press conference to announce the findings of their investigation. they just threw cold water on the false narrative that started last year accusing these horseback agents of whipping haitian my grantses. cbp says that they found no evidence whatsoever that any haitian migrants were whipped or struck by the horseback border patrol agents. but they're recommending discipline for four agents accusing them of administrative violations, including working in an unsafe manner and unprofessional comment. one agent was using derogatory language and m

no better person to ask than ar a -- than ari fleischer.a to bump into your segment. you wrote about it in your book. why is that emblematic of the reason you wrote it. >> i wanted to begin my back to with that segment because it captures everything wrong with the media. how can anybody in good conscience do that. it continues with don lemon saying thanks, i needed that. what newsroom thinks that it makes journalistic success to mock half the country. brian: if they don't think like me, they are idiots and morons. the president of the united states whether it's trump or the man you worked for, george w. bush. most of the media in the studies you found are democrats. not only do they knock republicans, they seem to hate them. >> the media consists overwhelmingly of college educated democrats who only know how to write stories for educated democrats. i ask students who did you vote for in the last election. 24-0 for democrats. i had an opposition research company pull the records of the white house and how they register to vote. it's a 12-1 r

ari fleischer is a former white house press secretary.ries keep changing and the things hidden from the headlines about the story. is this ever going to change? >> this is what inspired me to write my book. i'm so fed up with the hypocrisy of the media where they cover one thing for the left and opposite for the right. when justice ruth bader ginsburg died, front page, "washington post," pioneer dedicated to equality. when antony scalia died, headline was how he was scourge of the left. they cover the same event from a totally different lens depending on if it's the team they want to win or lose. that's not objective. and not journalism. >> jesse: mainstream media does not often cover child rape. i covered child rape for my entire career. we covered crimes committed by illegal immigrants. the media never touches that. but the one time a girl crosses state lines to have an abortion because she was raped by an illegal immigrant, they cover it. they don't mention that he's an illegal immigrant. what is the agenda there? >> the agenda to allo

ari fleischer nine, hannity nine. it will be get the same treatment? >> of course not.re's one standard for democrats and another for republicans. you see it all the time with coverage of president trump. for instance any act of violence i was asked about over and over even though it had no tie to the party. they said nothing about the cavanaugh assassination yet the press secretary didn't. there's one standard for the left and another for the right, sean, that's common sense and we know it at this point. >> sean: you chronicled a very specific detail in your book about media bias especially as it relates to donald trump and the treatment. if you start with three years lying about trump-russia collusion. three years of his presidency based on a lie and perpetrated by the democrats working with the media mob. that said, we see the media slowly draining the titanic a little bit, they are leaving joe biden behind. but my take is even if you replace joe biden, will you get anybody who has any different policy because this is the new green deal socialist party, is in it? >>

ari fleischer, congrats on the book and we will have you back to talk about it more as we move along. it coming up, the left is now encouraging incivility and threats against those they disagree with and we will tell about it later. kids walking through an open air drug done as they head home from school. his own musical every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. ♪ ♪ >> sean: the left in the country continued to spew more of the hate especially towards the supreme court justices. last week brett kavanaugh was harassed while eating dinner at a d.c. steak house. the restaurant released a statement to "politico" asserting that brett kavanaugh had the right to congregate and eat dinner. the statement sparked outrage from the left. all retaliation. went so far to publ

and since then i think we have had four are five british prime minister's. >> sandra: ari fleischer, as great to see you. i know that we will have you back next week. thanks to seo. >> bill: nice to see you, ari. >> sandra: you dug into this? >> bill: i was thinking yesterday we had marc thiessen and going through the list of items that he thought were not going right, the border, the economy, ukraine, china, just the ones he picked off in a way that they phrase the question we ask what is going right, it's hard to answer that right now. >> sandra: you go to the monmouth poll we had earlier this week and of the top five biggest concerns for american voters right now, abortion file number five, just 5% of the concern of the american voters, the top four items were all economic related, inflation, gas prices, kitchen table issues. >> bill: and the wrong track number was extraordinary, it's a to run politics in. transportation secretary pete buttigieg going to try and change the conversation a little bit, sandra, he flew to l.a. today, expected to announce plans awarding the billion doll

, author of the brand new book suppression, deception, snobbery and bias, fox news contributor ari fleischer, along with outnumbered co-host kelly mccann and kelly wallace, who is the kayleigh mcenany nine , which, by the way, would be pretty fun, or the ari fleischer nine or the hannity nine . >> would we get the same treatment? of course we would end. there's one standard for democrats. there's another for republicans. you look you see it all the time in the press with coverage of president trump, for instance, in the act of violence. i was asked about over and over even if it had no ties whatsoever to our party. you look at the left, they can go out in and say nothing about the cavanaugh assassination. yes, the press secretary did. the president didn't. there's always one standard for another, standard for the right. john , that's just common sense. we all know that at this point. >> are you chronical? very specific to the new book all about media bias, especially as it relates to donald trump and the treatment of trump. i mean, you could start with three years of lying about trump russia

former white house press secretary fox news contributor ari fleischer. let's talk about this from the media's standpoint, all of this combined, you now spent, you know, about a year writing this book with a lot of research. >> what did you find that the press or activists on the precipice of some activist for cause, the mainstream media meaning cbs, abc , nbc, cnn, "new york times", washington post, they are partizans in our nation's process now. we can no longer as a country rely on the press to tell the news objectively and fairly. it's not just me who's saying that the american people in poll after poll has said the same thing. and what's the press reaction? they're in denial and decline. they're not trusted. people don't look to them for honest, accurate news anymore. and it hurts our democracy when the mainstream media becomes activists for the democratic party instead of being fair and neutral. >> let's look at the last two presidential elections, 2020, the russia hoax of sorry 2016. the russia hoax leading up to it leaked, you know, the dirty doss

bush white house secretary ari fleischer on how the mainstream media has a leftist highest in his book suppression, deception, bias why the press get so much wrong it just doesn't care. he's interviewed by fox news senior political analyst juan williams. watch booktv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide of watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> there are a lot of places to get political information but only at c-span did you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here or here or here, or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. >> up next house minority leader kevin mccarthy discusses the legislative agenda with reporters in his weekly

ari fleischer has that next. >> the white house is aware that a table which is about where's hunter? he's under federal investigation, suspected money laundering, illegal foreign lobbying. the story is not over yet. now judge judy is back with a hit series who is underbite taking you into the scandals? i would just having filming and doing great. the corruption, i mean, is completely ignored because they want to joe biden the secrets surrounding huckerby. you can deny it for a very long time. eventually the truth can't seem to keep the people at hunter by flying hunters role connected, which is a world card because it's his me who tried to save him, who were enabling and profiting from it joe biden it was at least having some knowledge of those who is hunter by part to streaming now only on fox station. hi, i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and i'm here today to tell you about a hidden health crisis currently affecting nearly every american. sleep deprivation. and that's why you need to know about relaxium sleep. is he getting a good night's sleep? helps support a health

kellyanne conway, ari t fleischer, thanks so much for being with us tonight . nowur let's turn to another majr crisis caused by the biden administration in may. border patrol tallied a record number of migrants encounters two than thirty nine thousand in just one month alone. this the situation is so dire that multiple texas counties listen to this have now formally declared this crisis an invasion. joining a us noww with more is x news contributor sara carter, along with the presidentah c of the national border patrol council, brandon judd. okay, so now what we've got brandon, i'll start with you is that by declaring it an invasion, several of thesehe counties in in texas and i believe in arizona as well, believe that under their constitution that declaringir an invasion allows for the states to then engager in a situation where without the approval of congress, they can make it take it upon themselves to actually handle those hmigrants and return them to mexico. >> what say you ? >> yeah, this clearly showse how bad the state are feeling right now as farth as

column in the washington times, jennifer harper says that former george w bush, press secretary ari fleischer's new book about the media suppression deception snobbery and bias articulates. how many people feel about the news media? team america by robert o'connell is reviewed in the wall street journal. it's about four heroes of american military history generals eisenhower patton, macarthur and marshall. reviewer jonathan. jordan says that the book is a quote delicious blend of insight with in history and a punch-packed introduction to four great military minds. some other recently published books include republican congresswoman of colorado. lauren bobert's autobiography my american life. speaker newt gingrich has authored another book entitled defeating big government socialism the former speaker of the house has had at least 14 new york times bestsellers. and finally, new york times magazine writer mark liebevich released. thank you for your servitude. donald trump's washington and the price of submission. well another book that was just published is former nasa deputy director. lori garve

joy naming now is ari fleischer armor white house press secretary and also author of th brand-new bookust outcome it go get it. suppression, deception, snobber and bias, why the press get so much wrong and doesn't care. you write about this in the book , but the media, they don't get any credit here because the protected biden back in 2019 an 2020 and as you point out, for many years before that. >> my book is chock full of examples. the campaign press corps protected joe biden. they keep it suppressed. there is a study. >> mark my words, this is just passing phase that press is in right now again joe biden. i'm glad to see it, if joe bide runs for reelection, i don't think he will, but if he does, they will go right back to slamming whatever republican it is against joe biden and the importance of joe biden defeating whoever the republican 's. >> we should say we don't want to be it's not the entire press corps had jumped off the biden train. >> americans arguably elected joe biden because he wasn't trump and he was going to bring some stability and competence t the white house and ca

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. >> ari fleischer has this response to the president shaming gas station owners. >> this is a free economy. the economy of response to market impulses. it should never respond to president. most of those -- their immigrant. a lot of them are first-generation american, were busting are trying to make a living in the united states of america. they don't have massive profit margin, they are trying to -- god bless them. that's part of the spirit of america, and liberals, especially progressives have never understood that that in that individual initiative, the individual innovative, that get up early, go to bed late, work all day immigrant doctrine makes america work. >> the president of awarding the medal of honor to more vietnam veterans for their acts of heroism in battle. but i retired major john w was recognized for his leadership. evacuating wounded soldiers while under enemy fire. awarded for an air strike. and sergeant edward concho awarded posthumously. at the core courses, allowing his platoon to safety retreat. he continued to serve in vietnam and are making the ultimate sacrifice i

ari fleischer has a book coming out next week perception snobbery and bias. i got mine. >> jesse: flow rider is going to be performing live from fox square tomorrow morning in the next installment of the all-american summer concert series. it's going to be free and v.i.p. access go to foxandfriends.com. and tonight on "jesse watters primetime," are you smarter than a fourth grader? roll it. >> very controversial. how do you spell controversy? >> koncherzers burst. >> jesse: there are science questions, math questions it wasn't good. >> greg: that's it. "special report." hello, bret. >> bret: happy birthday, jesse. who knew that jesse jr. was such a gutfeld fan. >> greg: i know. >> dana: isn't everyone? >> jesse: he is in big trouble. >> bret: oh, yeah. happy birthday. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, political turmoil for america's closest ally. british prime minister boris johnson is resigning as the leader of the united kingdom after a wave of scandals prompted a major rebellion within his own government. months of defiance ending as johnson

plus ari fleischer on what the biden inflection point in his presidency as more and more democrats ons in on ongoing energy crisis. why did oil release from emergency reserve to bring down gas prices here at home end up in china's hands? we will ask kamala harris about that. come join us as "america reports" at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> mainstream media double standard is showing yet again critics call out "the new york times" over these very different way it covers congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez and maillot florez. the texas republican "far right latino hole in the past new york democrat aoc has a political star and not just "new york times," carley, multiple magazines. she has been a cover star for multiple magazines for quite some time. >> and how they characterize the cover, they characterize republicans as pouncing. the language is so fleeting and so-and-so partisan. how do they know that she is far right? she doesn't have a voting record. she won yesterday and she ran on a platform saying she has a daughter of an immigrant. she was born in mexico, the first mexican bor

turning point -- for example, the things that i said and me going out there was different than ari fleischerdid was a lot different than the governor of oklahoma right before you. so there are certainly common values like socialism is bad, free speech is good, but it's not like everybody is going up there and saying the exact thing thing or believe the exact same thing. it's about certainly common values, but also being able to listen to people who might think differently you on some things and be mature about it, even though they are room full of young people. >> greg: it's a pretty broad spectrum. >> yeah. and on that -- >> greg: i love exiting on applause even if it's not for me. i tell her what to say. i'm joking. maybe i am, i don't know. next, obnoxious words from a former veep whose personality puts insomniacs to sleep. ♪ but i like it, i love it, ♪ ♪ i want some more of it ♪ ♪ i try so hard, i can't rise above it ♪ ♪ i don't know what it is 'bout that little ♪ get a dozen shrimp for only one dollar with any steak entrée. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. if you have type 2

the senate according to representative norman let's brir panel josh scott hour hugh hewitt and ari fleischer but it seems like it's gaining bipartisan momentum. >> yeah. any time you put the label anti-china on it it's a great way to pick up support from both parties. we should be anti-china. i would prefer us to be anti-china by getting china to back down on intellectual property theft and other actions that china takes that makes them a rogue nation that steals from the west. i'm not sure that providing corporate subsidies which is really what this is the solution. i always worried washington solution is to spend billions and just give it to corporations because it's the chosen industry of the weak week or the month or the year. it's what's gotten us into trouble before and wasteful and the markets correct and we already spent the billions. i understand the impetus. i'm not sure about the substance. >> bret: fair enough. hugh, thought about that and the proponents obviously of this bill say something is needed to jump start this industry to bring it back to the u.s. >> where is the day, br

eastern, former press secretary ari fleischer how the mainstream media lies, how the press get so muchrong and just doesn't care. he will be interviewed by juan williams. watch book tv on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online, any time at book tv.org. live sunday, august 7, columnist larry elder will be our guest to talk about political correctness, the left and racial politics in the united states. he is the author of several books including "10 things you can't say in america, and "a lot like me." in-depth with larry elder, live on book tv on c-span2. there are a lot of places to get political news. but only at c-span you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here, or here, or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span, powered by cable. "washington journal," continues. host: this is rep. jason smith on the ways and means committee. thank you for joining us. when you saw those gdp numbers yesterday especia

. >> brian: among my guests, newt gingrinch, ari fleischer, and dr.nt's temper tantrums, he tends to fly off the handle a bit. he will break it down for us. >> sandra: all right, you can go home now. >> brian: right now? great spending quality time with you. >> sandra: have a wonderful weekend. >> john: and brian's work world, 12 hours is just a half day. california facing the highest gas prices in the nation despite that, some cities there are banning new gasoline stations in the name of going green. critics say the push is only going to cost people more. kelly o'grady live in los angeles. and this is not just about gas. >> it's really not, john. i mean, this is about california's relentless push to fade out fossil fuels in general, but many say it does not do much to incentivize, if you can't build new stations and existing ones continue to close, that would nudge drivers toward e.v. but the policy spreads to more suburban areas it's going to get costly. farther out you get, the fewer the stations, and that's where they are building more affordable

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his job performance the poll finds -- ari fleischer called this brute 64% democratic voters won't someoneoe biden for decades, and feel badly for him but that is the nature of politics, these are tough times the pandemic inflation now fear of -- recession, and people are impatient natural to turn on the for whatever happens to be president of the united states i think democratic numbers were particularly jarring, and says to me that president has to think about how he wants to spend next two years, of his term, in my opinion, one of the big mistakes he made in first year and half is tried too hard to please the leftward base for constituencies of the democratic party i would guess a lot telling pollsters they don't him to run again i think best thing the president could do to try to get something done in his last years have a legacy is to work close with centrist democratic moderate or independent minded republicans, the two great accomplishments in legislation of biden administration was infrastructure bill and bipartisan gun safety bill, and unhappy on parts with both but he negotiated

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