host: armstrong williams taking your calls. samuel is on the line for republicans in laurel, maryland. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would just like to point out when we talk about fake news it's not only the news itself but also i think as i was listening to the journal this morning there's a lot of bias. we cannot get over that. let me give you an example. march at prime scully's hadsteve a series of news that he was going one after the other. to give you an example the hearing on betsy devos. house hearing highlight in congress. and here was c-span highlighting all of the stumbles and the from theeraction congresswoman from connecticut. then they talked about mcdougal. the effort with donald trump from the inquirer. in the same section they went on to stormy daniels. know who isi don't the program organizer for even c-span and i listen to it for several years. host: how would you like to have -- that hearing that you are referring to, how would you like to have seen it covered? caller: once in a while can

armstrong williams with us. numbers if you want to join the conversation, 202-748-8001 for republicans. democrats.0 for for independents. we'll start with miriam in aberdeen, north carolina this morning. line for democrats. morning.ood caller: good morning. and it's marion. in 2013, when i was watching channel wpde channel 15 carolina, because my sister lives in south carolina and i was interested in what's going on in her state, and i noticed all these hideous-looking people. in other words, you expect on television to be at least moderately nice-looking. they start reading scripts. and i identified this way back then and i was furious and they were -- you know, they had christine and jay and they were featuring the tea party, the heritage foundation, the taxpayer alliance. so insult -- and so insulting to president obama. such fake news. the news director on a number of occasions, she here forl, i've been 20 years, but we've been bought by sinclair broadcasting and there's nothing we can do about it. and i am

host: armstrong williams taking your calls.l is on the line for republicans in laurel, maryland. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would just like to point out when we talk about fake news it's not only the news itself but also i think as i was listening to the journal this morning there's a lot of bias. we cannot get over that. let me give you an example. march at prime scully's hadsteve a series of news that he was going one after the other. to give you an example the hearing on betsy devos. house hearing highlight in congress. and here was c-span highlighting all of the stumbles and the from theeraction congresswoman from connecticut. then they talked about mcdougal. the effort with donald trump from the inquirer. in the same section they went on to stormy daniels. know who isi don't the program organizer for even c-span and i listen to it for several years. host: how would you like to have -- that hearing that you are referring to, how would you like to have seen it covered? caller: once in a while can put s

show host, armstrong williams, talks about journalism today and trust in the news media. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. next, a panel of experts on russia discuss the future of the company -- of the country under vladimir putin. they hosted this 90 minute event. >> good morning. i would like to welcome you all. thank you for joining us for this event. thank therst like to arable foundation for their help in making this possible. on behalf of brookings and the center for the united states and europe, i would like to welcome you to this, i think, timely conversation. we have a distinguished panel. i am elina player kovac, i am the foreign policy

coming up this morning, steven brill discusses journalism and fake news and armstrong williams talks about jourmism today and trusting the news media. live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> live thursday, army secretary mark esper on force readiness. president trump is in west virginia for a roundtable on tax policy. at 6:00 p.m., former mexican president and british lawmaker debate nationalism and globalism. on c-span 2 at 10:00 a.m., a discussion on autonomous weapons and international law. at p.m., a discussion on the trump administration's foreign-policy priorities. laurie kudlow's book to reporters on the second day on the job as white house national economic director. he addressed up market losses, talked briefly about trade relations with china, and the potential for what in the media and government have called an impending trade war. larry: i think we're going to ee some very positive -- inaudible] inaudible] this is a long plane ride. don't hold me to this. there is a good possibility. [inaudible]

host: armstrong williams is back with us as we continue the discussion about fake news and the statef journalism. on the term of fake news, how do you define that? guest: well, it is deceptive. it is misleading. you are more concerned about your agenda than you are about the truth and the

host: are you talking about armstrong williams? williams.s, armstrong i am so sorry.e was talking about the porn star. what he said was she was not a role model for america. what he did not say is that melania trump too was a porn star. you can find them on the internet. host: so bring us to the president's cabinet. caller: i am bringing it to the cabinet. the president needs that cabinet. so does his wife. the headrots from down. the president has a lot of baggage and so does his wife. the media has been very fair to them. they are not talking about them personally, and i do not think jeff sessions was never all of five to be in that job. he was one of the first people allowed in the fbi. hasld trump's whole cabinet done a lot of things that were wrong. they have lives to the fbi, and lied to the congress. out people, like the doctor trying to get confirmed now, the doctor stood there yesterday and said no, nobody ever investigated me. that is not true. navyttorney general of the investigated him. the story comes out five minutes later that this happened in 2012, 201

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