barry white thing, she's not going quietly. media analyst and host of fox news media buzz shows us tonight. >> reporter: in a scathing resignation letter barry white, new york times's opinion editor so she has been constantly bullied by her own colleagues calling her a nazi and racist, some publicly smear me as a liar and big it on twitter with no fear that harassing me would be met with appropriate action. this environment yields what she called self censorship. why edit something challenging to our readers when we can assure our job security by publishing our 4000 op-eds that donald trump is a unique danger to the country in the world. that supports gets personal, she complains in the note to the publisher that he and other executives did nothing while privately praising her for her courage and some friendly colleagues see a new mccarthyism there. a former wall street journal opinion editor who is a controversial writer and self-described censure is to made some errors but also complain about being agreed by social media mobs

mexico's attorney general found it while of barry white more likely the mastermind behind the under their orders local police are accused of detaining the students before handing them to their good adult drug their disappearance has triggered a cold wave of demonstrations. one of the youngest brother who ran the one most in demento said last but if he looks a little nosy i yokes enough but you see in the west in the moment it's been left on the toes companionable and with the moment those who can come to you will. still gossip is. not those but if i may go up in them is going to be. a bit of a bit of a wholesale lot of women who want dollars are going to get i'm 80. 9 days i would personally think it is you know someone if you just go in the office he feels the need to sort of put that quite a bit of this into and i think it wasn't a. pretty or he sort of even more than melissa that it would be so. that it would have been the consensus. my granddad to god did i didn't have my i didn't i wasn't good didn't they didn't want to do it was. that a good magazine it is a joke or could i get a ki

"new york times" opinion writer barry white left the paper after three years onn the job.ake note that one of these people -- none of these people are partisan subjects at all. they joy dominic joined a list of toppled statues. you can be sure that more people lose their jobs, maybe by tomorrow. it's the moment we live in, but today, some of the people who were canceled are starting to fighteo back. consider the case of bari weiss. accuses the times of being controlled by the mob. "twitter is not on the masthead of "the new york times" but twitter has become its ultimate editor" an obvious reference to the left-wing agitators who dominic the website. she continued. a new consensus has emerged in the press but perhaps especially at this paper, the truth is in a process of collecting discovery but in oxo and orthodoxy be already known to an enlightened few whose job it is to inform everybodyli else. that's from her. the letter goes on. she explained that intellectual curiosity and risk-taking have become liabilities at "the new york times" which is why the paper refuses to r

the best pipes folks that was a trust me i you know barry white always had great putts but i think don was just one floor below that of the it was a. i tell you what because i don't know your your family growing up and all that all be asleep a boy somebody put a work ethic in you because as i go through this show business so fraught where you could fall off the radar at any given moment you have been boston asked for years consistently work and you must must have a good agent too but were to get your work ethic see that i got that from my mom to be honest with you i watched my mom raise 4 kids you know her my dad broke up when i was 4 years old but i still kept a close relationship you know with my father but i watched my mom work 2 jobs in 2 she ended up working with him i living in indiana so i always saw my mom working and if she wasn't working then she had us in church so that's just the way it went down and so i was really raised in the house where you worked. you had a good relationship with god and you had to pull yourself up by your own bootstraps even if you thought she was cu

ok let's go back to david here we had last few days but barry white. a bit editor over at the new york times. leave and she left with a very strident resignation letter and she's getting some praise i don't praise her i think she's part of this problem of this cancel culture and this very strike partisan. media environment that attacks you basically your character is destroyed because you have a different political view and it seems to me that she's the platform because the mob was coming after her and she knew when to get out how do you feel about it is the revolution itself in the area police and people tend and this is where i see the pendulum is going to swing when people say hey but i like that person or he but that person was actually nice i know that i was reading an article i will not remember the name of it but as the left wing the left wing right are saying about this individual that they're now accusing of racism i don't personally it's not racists and that's invariably when people start to realize it's easy to pick on the chair or tries ind

all to the smooth sounds, get this, of barry white's tunes like you're the first, the last, my everything side. he's in that tank top so there's a side of muscle. 4 million views and counting. guys that's "pop news." >> wait, can you just buy internet gaming -- >> it's not nearly as fun as putting it together yourself, dan. >> that's exactly it. you got to put it together yourself. >> no callouses on these hands. >> or tanks tops. >> that's right. >> on the body. >> janai, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> when we come back -- we'll get a little bit more serious with some of the most inspiring words from john lewis whose legacy we're remembering right here this weekend. re this weekend. ...and we've upgraded hr with a sonic shield and holographic-mapping drones. impressive. there is one more thing. ah... jake from state farm. here's the deal - with the drive safe and save app you'll save up to 30% for being a safe driver, and get a discount just for signing up. well played, jake from state farm. as usual. when you want the real deal - like a good neighbor, state farm is there.® when

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the conservative movement got his first run at the white house in 1964 with the campaign of senator barryoldwater of arizona. we have a much well-known clip from his acceptance speech in 1964. let's listen and we will come back to you. >> let our republicanism so focused and dedicated not be made fuzzy and frugal by unthinking and stupid labels. [applause] i would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no right. [cheers and applause] thank you. and let me remind you also, that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. susan: people followed richard nixon as he gave that speech. what does that mean to you today? mr. burtka: yeah. that certainly is a powerful quote. i think there are some flaws with it, though. i think the mindset -- first, i think the flaw from a conservative perspective is that prudence is really the pinnacle of virtues when it comes to conservatism. and so, extremism, you know, in pursuit of liberty, is a bit of an oxymoron. i think it is important to have strong convictions, to have a clear sense of where you want to go as a culture and as a soc

president's sister, retired judge marianne trump barry, told her in 2015 she didn't take her brother's presidential campaign seriously, saying, "he's a clown." the white house today is hitting back -- >> it's ridiculous, absurd allegations that have a absolutely no bearing in truth. i have yet to see the book, but it is a book of falsehoods. >> reporter: mary trump, who is the daughter of the president's older brother fred jr., blames sued the president and his siblings, claiming she was treated unfairly in her grandfather's will. the case was later settled. she has seen little of her uncle over the last 20 years, although she attended a dinner at the white house in early 2017. she acknowledges that the next year, she gave details of trump family finances, including tax records, to "the new york times." >> and jon, the white house tonight out with a new statement about this book? >> reporter: the statement from a white house spokesperson accuses mary trump of writing the book for financial gain. regarding the specifics of what she wrote, the statement says, quote, the president describes the relationship he had with his father as warm and said his fat

of nixon's presidency, the great republican leadership led by barry goldwater and others, majority leader of the senate, marched to the whitehe had done to undermine the national interests through his reckless and outrageous and illegal acts. something similar is needed now if only the republican leadership and other republicans would go publicly and say to this president, all right, you want to stay for the rest of your term but we are going to be a caretaker until this election and you must begin to act in the national interests and in fact we would like to find another alternative to run as the republican nominee for president of the united states. >> wow. >> do you see president trump -- president trump as more dangerous as richard nixon and acting more recklessly? >> absolutely. i don't think there's any question about richard nixon's competence. he understood history. watergate was a terrible abuse of power, the likes of which we had never seen. up until that time. this is a totally different situation. we have a president of the united states now who demonstrably is not capable or stable enough or understands the his

barry. hamilton is the main organizer and will lead a mother's day march that will take place saturday of this week and there will be meeting with people in the white house have been incredible in calling people to accountability organizing other mothers meeting. on the restart which brought me to this place that i met i'm not sure if i want a child or. if i would have the courage. i just want to praise you for having the courage. and partly that there should be some form of the civilian panel yet that is involved as well. for. about. new technology and video any killings on there we're going to give them our demand that all my right now we have a meeting at the white house back to. work ordering a national call. to have a special prosecutor. any time a links to the police of the terrorist or the d.a.'s office. hopefully we can get cases reopened and possibly get justice for their here glad. we didn't do this group that was the problem this is why this reality the voice that we gave today it might have been quiet but i think they heard stuff because everybody seemed like they just wanted to break down the really good music need be and i think once

providential, in nashville came people like andrew white and janetta hayes and helen roberts and dolores wilkerson, and john lewis, and diane nash, c.t. vivian, marion barryvel, bernard lafayette, paulina knight, angela butler. how all of us gathered in 1958 and '59 and '60 and '61 and '62 in the same city at the same time, i count as being providential. we did not plan it. and when kelly smith and the national christian leadership council met in the fall of 1958, and we determined that if there is to be a second major campaign that will demonstrate the efficacy of satya graha, of soul force, of love truth, that we would have to do it in nashville. and so i planned, as the strategist and organizer, a four-point gandhian strategic program to create the campaign. we decided with great fear and anticipation, we would desegregate downtown nashville. no group of black people or other people anywhere in the united states in the 20th industry against the rapatiousness of a segregated system ever thought about desegregating downtown, tearing down the signs, renovating the waiting rooms, taking the immoral signs off of drinking fountains. but it was black women wh

urgency of white folks in this country racially and culturally insensitive yes and these comments are fine and dandy if they come from the left if you're conservative or even a moderate like barryweiss calls herself speaking your mind well then the left is going to come for you they are coming for you. well that's our show for today folks and i want you to stay hungry and say curious and you could watch full shows right now on the portable t.v. app if you don't have it downloaded from your app store i'm steve malzberg and i will see you next time right here on the press. we go to work. straight home. is anyone safe in that era wrong conservatives are the thought form monetized and shout about those with the easy ones now know the mob is turning on its own long demands conformity and does not dissent is freedom of speech now only for the way. we are segregated only by social class lower middle class people also in poverty by 1st place if you're born into a poor family you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die for their wish 15 years younger you born into generational poverty y

urgency of white folks in this country racially and culturally insensitive yes and these comments are fine and dandy if they come from the left if your conservative or even a moderate like barryweiss calls herself speaking your mind well then the left is going to come for you they are coming for you. well that's our show for today folks and i want you to stay hungry and say curious and you could watch the full shows right now on the portable t.v. app if you don't have it downloaded from your app store i'm steve malzberg and i will see you next time right here on the press. we go to work so we stay home. the world is driven by a dream shaped by phone person. of . the day or thinks. we dare to ask. i know to no crowd. no shots no. actual news well to be. going to let me stress no 1st 12. points your thirst for action. is anyone safe in the air up the wrong way conservatives are be thought form be monetized and shout a better those were the easy ones now the mob is turning on its own long think demands conformity and does not bring dissent is freedom of speech now only the will. of. the world fall of day trader now of that stock trading is free got all that free money from the g

barry goldwater in 1964. i've been involved in the republican -- >> stephen: you sound like fun! >> yeah. believe me. i was a white72. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> i worked-- that was before being a white house intern was famous. i worked in the reagan administration. i worked in both bush administrations. i have written more op-eds than i can count, given speeches. i've been a conservative all my life. and to me, this is-- this is about philosophy. -- i dha to goo government. you certainly don't go into government for financial reasons. i just could have stayed but to me, particularly in the national security field, it's philosophy driven. and that was one of my principal problems with donald trump as i experienced it. >> stephen: you know, you didn't have to go into government, and you didn't have to go into the trump administration. you had to know that that was a- - a whirlpool of chaos in there, even those of us looking from the outside who never got to go in could see it. why did you go in knowing how chaotic it was? did you think that chaos was a ladder that you could climb and do the right thing? >> i certainly

urgency of white folk in this country racially and culturally insensitive yes and these comments are fine and dandy if they come from the left if you're conservative or even a moderate like barryweiss calls herself speaking your mind well then the left is going to come for you they are coming for you. well that's our show for today folks and i want you to stay hungry and stay curious and you could watch full shows right now on the portable t.v. app if you don't have it downloaded from your app store i'm steve malzberg and i will see you next time right here on the press. well the pandemic no certainly no borders and just to nationalities. as america. we don't like seeing world peace to be. judged. 2 commentary places. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. the world all day traders now that stock trading is free got all that free money from the government as a lot of people speculate. that. this politically impossible in the united states. eating listen to anything th

white house dinner after he was elected. an election, mary trump says, the president's own sister, retired judge maryanne trump barry, thought was impossible. he is a clown. this will never happen she quotes the president's sister as saying. she calls these the cruel policies her uncle has carried out since taking the office and the white house says mary trump is doing this for the money and the president describes his relationship with his from as warm. t.j., he says his father was loving and not at all hard on him when he was a child. >> wow, all right, cecilia vega for us this morning. thank you so much. robin. >> okay, t.j., thank you. >>> now we're going to -- the return of the nba. players began arriving at the walt disney world resort in orlando on wednesday but with the coronavirus spiking in florida, nba commissioner adam silver is expressing new concerns about potential health risks. janai norman has the latest for us and joins us this morning. good morning, janai. >> reporter: robin, good morning. it is happening. after a month's long time-out for so many sports basketball is almost back. fans are ready. players a

white partner. is that still the case in the conversations being had in silicon valley and across the tech space? barryunately, yes. that extremely unfortunate it still happens. operating myam not business anymore. i licensed by ip to a larger company in silicon valley. i advised tons of companies in this role and in my role as a director. unfortunately, this still happens on a regular basis. a lot of times, it is not just the investors stocks but it is just the entire ecosystem that we live in and it is an unfortunate truth that as you go out and try and run your business as a black founder, you also have to sell product into industries that are still antiquated. they are run by racist white males. they may have a hard time selling the product into a certain industry. the investor's thinking i have to retire back to my limited partners so it is just an unfortunate situation throughout the entire ecosystem. the only way you start to change that is you have to break the mold, you have to break the system. i do not advise black founders to bring in, you know, or replace themselves with white male founder

white and janetta hayes and helen roberts. and john lewis. diane nash. ct vivian. marion barry, angela butler.in the fall of 1958, and we determined that if there is to be a second major campaign that will demonstrate the efficacy of this, the soul force. of love truth. that we will have to do it in nashville. so eggplant is a strategist and organizer. strategic program. to create the campaign. we decided with great fear and anticipation. we would desegregate international . no group of black people or the people anywhere in the united states in the 20th century, the segregated system ever thought about desegregating down south. ^-caret on the signs and renovating the waiting rooms. taking the moral signs off of drinking fountains. but it was black women who made that decision for us in nashville read i was scared to death when we made that decision. i knew nothing about how we were going to do this. i had never done it before. but we planned this strategy. john lewis did not stumble in that campaign. kelly smith, his teacher and abc, invited john to join the workshops in the fall of 1959. as

barry at the time. we always show president bush a ski beat the evil twin. he was either an asterisk or a feather or little bubbles like that. that became a huge joke in the white house. president bush got a big kick out of it. there were many prank photos taken of johnson and bob gates and dick cheney talking to an empty chair, talking to the podium. then they would sign it and send it to the president. there would be this big joke. you may recall dana car t at the time, doing a hilarious impersonation of the president. after he lost the election, he invited dana carving to the white house and the laughs at himself tremendously and did impersonations with them. it was the beginning of a great friendship. some of the olive fund cartoons and dana carville stuff is that the bush library because it was such a big part of his time in office and his self deprecating humor. >> >> let us move on to the clinton years. i >> in one week, there was, after he left office, there was the funeral of president fort. he was at the national cathedral. i went to it there were a tremendous number of boy scouts who were ushers at the cathedral for office. jerry ford was a scout. an

people like kelly miller smith and andrew white and jeanetta hayes and helen roberts and deloris wilkerson and john lewis and e diane nash, ct vivian, marion barryaulina knight, angela butler. how all of us gathered in 1958 and '59 and '60 and '61 and '62 in the same city at the same time i count as being providential. we did not plan it. we were all led there. and when kelly miller smith and the nashville leadership council met in the fall of 1958 and we determined that if there's to be a second major campaign, that will demonstrate the efficacy of satya graha of soul force, of love truth, that we would have to do it in nashville. and so i planned as the strategist and organizer a four-point gandhiing strategic program to create the campaign. we decided with great fear we would desegregate downtown nashville. no group of people or anywhere in the united states in the 20th century bence the rapaciousness of a segregated system ever thought about desegregating downtown. tearing down the signs, renovating the waiting rooms, taking the -- immoral signs off of drinking fountains. but it was black women who made that decision for us in nashville. i w

proud of that and proud to be the barry just like my wife is proud to be the sponsor of 113, the john finn, named for a medal of honor winner at pearl hash per, and all of white house served in any of those destroyers are very proud to be destroyer men and women, and to serve in an early burk class destroyer. >> host: admiral all of your books contain leadership lessons and one of those lessons are a combination of lessons is, bold autonomy versus organizational fidelity. >> guest: you have to have boat and there's always a tension for a leader in the traditions and cull culture of his or her chores can collide with innovation, and a good leader knows and you'll hear me say this again i suspect in the course of a two-hour conversation -- life is not an on and off switch. it's not a binary choice between simply accepting tradition or innovate constantly and constantly change. that's a false choice. instead of thinking of it as an on and off switch we need to think of it was a rheostat, a gill like the dimmer in your dining room that you adjust to make the lighting just perfect. a good leader has to find that balance between respect for the traditions and the h

barry. because it connected the disparate parts of him and then to come down to kansas and those figures of history obama's great uncles but this black kid that could identify living with his white grandparents and that's one of the central themes of his adolescence. >> you write he could not know the luckiest thing that happened him and asian life was that his father had left spearing him years of unpredictability and potential domestic violence. >> i can write that in the speculative way after they had that short time together and knocked her off her feet and she became and went back to kenya and nairobi and interviewed him. more power to sally and the biographies that come after me and they go deeper and deeper but she told me the stories that he beat her and was an alcoholic and incredibly difficult to live with. >>host: while in kenya we talked about ruth baker. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> if that's the only interview you got over here was that worth coming over here for? [laughter] >> yes. definitely.