howie: joining us to analyze ben domenech, susan for echo and -- ferrechio, capri cafaro, ben; do you think it's a pretty big story for the press? >> of course, it's a big story. it deserved to be published and reveals a bolton that vindicates assumptions and critics have had for a long time, someone who is catty and never go over grudge, you have meeting notes and john bolton's description as to why he was right and everyone was wrong. he criticizes nikki haley and everyone around him. bolton is always confident that he's 100% the honorable person in the room and people can take what they will with attitude of the president who frequently questions assumptions and didn't want to go along with the agenda that he had. i also think it's big story the fact that the president hired him in the first place, someone so inconsistent with the approach he had in running in 2016 and that raises questions about the team that he had. howie: capri, in the book, president trump asked xi that they were fine with bay gin building concentration camps with the persecuteed uighurs muslims. >> capri, what

joining me now the publisher of the federalist ben domenech. good morning. ben: good morning.: do people understand the actions, you want to talk about election interference but the power of google to essentially as i believe you have said deplatform, demontize and put out of business any publisher it doesn't agree with. ben: dagen, great talking to you, i want to make slight correction, the way that nbc reported this initially, they said it was because content on our site namely an article that we ran that was critical in the media generally but also nbc, and that's something that they did at the behest of a foreign-based group, tinny little thing that barely counts as being think tank that's designed to go after sites and publish things that they disagree with. what we are seeing here is the power that small groups have to weponized the large internet entities against people that they don't like. it's the appeal of radical leftist going after people whose opinions they think don't just run a foul of their ideas, but shouldn't even see the light of day or have the financial s

own political resilience ahead of the 2020 election and it's time founder of "the federalist," ben domenech, executive director of the serve america pack and jason riley of "the wall street journal." then, this is one of the toughest weeks i think it's fair to say of the term presidency, being called out by religious leaders for his walk across lafayette park to st. john's, then being called out by military leaders for his decision to at least call out, to send active military, active-duty military did the d.c. area and then on friday, we have these astonishing jobs numbers, so from a political point of view, did that erase all the bad news from earlier in the week? >> it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. i think the president is a lot more comfortable talking but economic data being the cheerleader for a thriving economy then he is dealing with the kind of cultural civil war that i think we see playing out across the country and so many different terriblethe presidents he next, he seems like his old several months. the president hopes for the whole fall really depend on tha

over what it considers offensive coverage of protests, joining us is publisher at the federalist, ben domenechtly happened? because we heard that, you know, mid-day yesterday, it was that zero hedge and the federalist, two right-leaning websites were both demonetized so you couldn't make money because of things in the comment section of a couple of items. it sounds like it's still not back but what about the federalist? >> well we made the decision to take down our comment section temporarily, it will be back, i assure you but this was a situation where basically an nbc news reporter was working behind -in-glove with some leftist organization based in the united kingdom, trying to highlight problematic comments that were on our website, posted bayousers we don't moderate our comment section we never have and using it to try to get us de platformed from google's ad server which they use to support obviously million s of sites around the web this was the situation where i think google kind of went too far or they found someone within google who was sympathetic, considering demonetizing us and th