call unitedhealthcare today and ask for your free decision guide. >>> back now with brian stelter, matt lewis, alice stewart and amanda carpenter. i just want you to listen to another part of this tape. here it is. >> he had an idea for you. >> great. >> we got served from "the new york times" required to unseal the divorce papers with ivana. we're fighting it. kasowitz is going to -- >> you're never going to be able to get that done. >> never. they don't have a legitimate purpose. >> a woman that doesn't want -- >> correct. >> it's been going on for a while. >> for about two or three weeks. >> all you have to do is delay. >> even after that it's not going to be opened. there's no purpose for it. i told you about charleston. >> so they were talking about different things, charleston, and then what amanda said they were talking about, the divorce records between him and ivana trump, "the new york times" i think he said wanted to release them. he said that should never happen and his attorneys were working on it. the response as you said, amanda, is that she said that it wasn't physical,

senior media correspondent and host of "reliable sources" brian stelter is joining us now. ere is what is interesting. i know you talked to some of these survivors. >> they have two assignments. there's still a lot we don't know about the suspect. we do know he had a longstanding grudge against the paper and sued the paper unsuccessfully at one point. police are still investigating this shooting and what exactly happened on thursday in the newspaper office. meantime memorial services have started to be scheduled for some of the victims. and a few of the survivors, three of the survivors will join me on reliable sources later today. they told me that they have been spending time with friends and spending time with family. while at the same time, trying to file stories and get this paper back up and running. like you said, they have not missed an edition yet. seven day a week paper. they are going forward without the five slain staffers you see on screen. it was notable in this motion's edition, the annapolis mayor is quoted as saying he's worried the national media is already

. >>> hey, i'm brian stelter. it's time for reliable sources. this is our look at the story behind the story, of how the media really works and how the news gets made. this hour, breaking news about president trump and "the new york times," a meeting with the publisher of the times now revealed. the latest on what the times says happened and what trump is saying as well. plus, trump's reality, orwellian view of the world. >> don't believe the crap you see from people, the fake news. what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. >> is his strategy working? i will ask legendary newsman carl bernstein, here to talk about the latest scoop on cohen v. trump. what's next for sinclair? will the angry tweets affect the fcc's decision? >>> first, another chapter in the me too movement brought to us once again by rowan farrow, out in print tomorrow is about les moonves and the culture of cbs. it's been eight months since charlie rose was fired from cbs this morning. and now the famed broadcast network is again having to report on its

rachel brian stelter, thank you. jake tapper has an exclusive interview with carter page here on cnn at 9:00 a.m. on "state of the union." brian will be up later today as well. >>> new details on a phone call this weekend between the top diplomats from the u.s. and russia, but not one of the details is coming from the white house. next, hear what russia says happened on the call. >>> backlash over the president's putin summit reaches all the way to a popular gop retirement communities and hear how some say it's affecting their support for the president. >>> a mother is now talking about her struggle to keep her family alive on the cap-sized boat in missouri. a live report and a key piece of evidence taken from that vessel. with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. well, it'sonce again.eason >>yeah. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it look

brian stelter, don't forget your show coming up sundays at 9:00 a.m.reliable resources." >>> and what does the relationship mean between the upcoming meeting with president trump and vladimir putin? behr presents: ordinary versus overachiever. behr premium plus, "behr" through it all with a top-rated paint at a great price. right now, get incredible savings on behr. exclusively at the home depot. >>> it is ofishlg, president trump and vladimir putin are going to be face-to-face in helsinki later in the month, but the president is sending mixed signals of how he is going to broesh the subject. he is going to say russia is going to say that they have nothing to do with the elections, and the president casting doubt on the finding of his own intelligence agencies, but then a lday later he said this aboard air force one. >> well, we are going to talk about ukraine, and we are going to be talking about syria, and we will be talking about elections. and we don't want any anybody tampering with elections. >> and let's bring in the cnn national security analys

i'm brian stelter. rod rosenstein said something really important on friday. it was kind of overlooked amid the shocking indictments of 12 russian intel officers. listen to this. >> the partisan warfare, fueled by modern technology, does not fairly reflect the grace, dignity, and unity of the american people. >> i couldn't have said it better myself. rosenstein also said americans need to work together to hold the attackers accountable. and he's right about that too. but there are too many sean hannitys out there, too many belov bloviaters telling tall truths that deflect attention. this starts at the very top. when the dnc was hacked in 2016, then-candidate donald trump claimed the dems did it to themselves. quote, we believe it was the dnc that did the hacking to distract from their problems. quote, too bad the dnc doesn't hack hillary clinton's 33,000 missing e-mails. so trump did what he often does, immediately went the conspiracy theory route. then a couple of months later, he urged the russians to hack the clinton campaign. according to the new indictmen

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. >> i'm brian stelter. reliable sources begins in a moment. first, the latest on a story that has transfixed people all around the world, people desperate for some good news and now we have some. it was back on jewel 23rd that a boys soccer team went inside a cave in northern thailand. rescue efforts began right away but by this time last week some presumed the boys were dead. on monday, frank flee, as you thee sear they were found alive and last night the rescue mission began inside that i have can a. despite the treacherous conditions, four of the 12 boys have now been evacuated out of the cave. we don't have many pictures yet of the boys. we don't know their exact condition. but we know four of the 12 have been rescued. the remaining boys may be freed tomorrow. it is now night full in thailand, there's talk about how the rescue effort will continue in the morning, but first let's check in with cnn's matt rivers who is live near the hospital in thailand where four of the 12 boys are now located. matt, what do we know from where you are? >> r

brian stelter is here as well as christine romans.'m looking at the stock trading down 18%. >> it just crashed here. a strategy shift for this company. they will focus now on privacy first. and that means privacy over profits. they will have to spend a lot of money, billions of dollars in coming quarters. that will slow growth and hurt the profits of this company. that's what the company says itself. it needs to put privacy first. it's had a terrible run here with the cambridge analytica scandal and the private data of facebook users being disseminated and in some cases sold. and then you have election meddling. and all kinds -- and fake news, a proliferation of fake news. so this is a wake-up call for investors in facebook that it is no longer the wild west. this platform that began as rating how hot girls were in a college dorm room has now grown up into something that is part of democracy around the world and needs to act more responsibly. it will have to spend money to do that. >> here's the thing. this sell-off seems to be, i thi

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i want to bring in our senior media correspondent, brian stelter. s outrageous what the white house did. bill shine, the deputy white house chief of staff, happy to report that breathbet baier, a news anchor just tweeted, as a member of the white house press pool, fox newsstands firmly with cnn on this issue and the issue of access. it is outrageous, what they did to kaitlan. >> and this is a rare day, because of the solidarity we're seeing from other networks, wolf. you're absolutely right about that point about fox. the network has also just issued a statement that's been sent to me. very similar to bair's comment. the reason fox is saying, they're a part of the press pool just like cnn, abc, nbc, cbs, all the networks take turns as the one reporter who's going to be in the room when the president has meetings. it just happened to be kaitlan's day today. it could have been any reporter. and i think that's why we're seeing solidarity across the press corps. this is another escalation by a white house that looks really weak. this is not a behavior of

kids playing with a balloon, now trump is supposed to meet with vladimir putin which means that brian stelter and christiana will put on their chicken suits and tell us it's the end of the world and already they forgotten that peter struck hearing. >> i don't recall writing that text. >> if i could give you a purple heart i would. it's controlled by the gentlema gentleman. [inaudible] >> were only given five minutes to answer questions. >> badgering of the witness. >> can you share with us. >> the gentleman will suspend. if it's so frustrating, answer the question. >> the german has already answered that question but now the german from maryland is recognized five minutes. [laughter] >> if he an fbi agent or a bobble head it's a group of useless hacks versus the sole rebel. at the nato summit, we got a guy revealing a hard truth. with the hearing we got an fbi lovebird shielded by his white knight democrats so after all the mainstream media freak out, maybe they should stop screaming and listen to the grown-up who might be onto something. i never knew about that pipeline and now i do. trump h

brian stelter joining us now. brian, the president has had a long-standing relationship with the owner of ami. tell us a bit about that. >> yes, david pecker who controls the national inquirer and a number of other publications that relationship has been documented. apparently on this recording we're hearing the two men trying to talk about trying to reimburse a super market tabloid for helping cover up their secrets. this is very strange territory and shows how there are certain members of the pro-trump media that do help trump out, that try to take care of him in various ways, in this case by trying to bury his secrets. david pecker says, no, no, no this was not about a nondisclosure agreement but burying her story and they say they were paying her for photo shoots, not to keep secrets. >> your documentary, the trump show looks at how the trump presidency is changing television. watch this. >> in the trump era last minute script change are the new reality for scripted tv. >> we will see what we will see. >> there

brian stelter is with me now, it's so incredibly moving knowing that these people have continued working putting out a paper. and just seeing them lead that indianapolis fourth of july parade. >> the remaining staffers were invited to lead the parade. both reporters and staff members participated. some have gone back to work at a temporary office space nearby, some are taking time off, and others are trying to focus on remembering their friend. there are two more memorial services this weekend. newsrooms across the country wanted to pause for this moment of silence and remember the victims. this was the deadliest day for journalism in the history of new york city -- in the history of united states. there's been a lot of reporting about the grudge the suspect had against the newspaper. but as that core process continues, we saw big newsrooms like npr and cnn and now small newsrooms and online sites pausing for this moment of silence. >> i spoke to philadelphia davis one of the -- he said it was so surreal to be walking in the parade, he would have much rather been covering the parade. the

let's talk it over to brian stelter. sarah palin, furious, calling cohen truly sick and exploitive.she said that she was duped by this production crew because cohen, the famous comedian, portraying a disabled veteran with a wheelchair and asking for an interview with palin. she said she agreed to the interview under that impression, under that idea and then it turned out to be this comedian. we know very little about the show that cohen is working on. it is a secret an announced a few days ago by the showtime network and it's a seven-part series so apparently palin is one of the episodes but the show is such a secret, showtime won't confirm she is a part of it. we don't know if it will air or not. my bet is that it will air and somehow he'll have an excuse orr defense why he was being to disguise himself as a vet to get the interview. >> do we know when she realized this was a trick? >> some point in the interview, she came out and shared this in the past day or so to try to make a point to try to explain that this is how she was set up and that sacha baron and cohen and the network

he's saying, no, get out of the room, press, like i'm not answering question, but he keeps -- brian stelter, i wanted to ask you about this if we can pop up another box on the screen. he does keep answering questions. >> he did. i think we should go back to a question he was asked on saturday. cbs news, jeff glore, said to the president, your dna says this country is su susceptible to an attack. it is similar to pre-9/11. do you agree with that? president trump said i don't know if i'd agree with that. even back on saturday the president was wishy washy about whether he really bleeshz the russi believes the russians and others are continuing to meddle in our election. his answer on saturday was i don't know if i would agree. this is the president's first real interview since that disaster in helsinki. he has a lot to answer for. this is going to have to be one of the questions he's asked right now. >> david gergen, from your perspective in all your years with various administrations, the wishy-washiness, to use brian's term. how dangerous is that for a president to be perceived as wishy-was

. >> brian stelter back here. >> checks and balances worked in this case, it might take them a very longiven these shocking lists of scandals. journalists and whistle abuse of power. those were crucial. we saw story after story. and finally those stories did appear to amount to something. i was thinking, brooke, somebody is going to make a dark comedy about scott pruitt. but nothing funny about his use of money and staffers to do personal tasks. of course what's most important is pruitt use of obama environmental policies and rules. we'll see if any of that changes now that his deputy is in charge. changes in epa that were important and roll back of obama era policy. by the way, not just journalists, even some conservative commentator like laura engel saying pruitt has to go. last night pruitt was at the white house enjoying the fireworks with the president. >> yes, you wonder about the timing. i know in time we'll find out more of the details. brian, thank you so much. back over to the white house we go. kaitlin to you, just covering white house day in and day out you do, can you talk a

i'm brian stelter and this is "reliable sources," our weekly look at the story behind the story, at howour, "art of the deal" co-author tony schwartz is here with insight into trump's european adventure. >>> and later in the hour, facebook says it's cracking down on fake news. why is this hoaxer still on the platform? >>> but first, one of the world's big mysteries. how will we know what really happens when trump and putin get together? right now, hundreds of

. >>> welcome back to reliable sources i'm brian stelter.sident trump has been trying out a new term to describe the press in the united states. he still says we're fake news but nowadays he says something else, he's been using the term enemy of the people more often. you can see he did it a couple times in the past week. including this week where he was defending russia while saying the real enemy of the people is the fake media. can we get him to stop using this kind of stalinist rhetoric? let's ask chris ruddy. you're described as a trump confida confidant. i don't know if you like that. >> i think trump friend is good enough. i don't want to overstate the relationship. i'm a member of the enemy of the people. remember that, i'm a member of the press. >> that's what's strange about this. can anyone get through to him and say calling us the enemy of the people is dangerous? >> i think he's used that term before. i think it comes out of emotion, which is he's angry about the press treatment. you haven't given him a moment to breathe, ever s

brian stelter has a preview of his special report "the trump show, tv's new reality." >> poppy, wheneverble news, when i watch prime time drama and sitcoms, i hear president trump's name. it seems like he has infused prime time like no president before him. that's the subject of our new cnn documentary all about how the president has changed prime time. here is a little preview. in the trump era, last-minute script changes are the new reality for scripted tv. >> we will see what we will see. >> there's this impulse to be relevant and to comment on what's going on. >> the co-creator of "homeland." when a big story breaks, do you talk about whether to incorporate that? >> it's the first thing we discuss every morning, especially now when the news cycle is so crazy. >> breaking news. defending putin. >> breaking news, a shakeup at the white house. >> is this something germane to the story we're telling? >> a porn star and a major staff departure. >> we were all utterly, utterly blown away. we are all trying to adapt to trump's america. >> is it fair to say hollywood is a hub of the so-calle

here is brian stelter with more on this. so brian, it seems that the president's -- what he calls fake news is evolving starting from anonymous sources that he didn't like to now on the record on tape interviews that he gives. >> only thing fake is his use of the term fake news. there is such a thing as fake news. real stories that are made up, designed to deceive people. but now the president is talking about a recorded interview claiming that is fake. and this is one his favorite newspapers owned by rupert murdoch. murdoch of course which controls fox news also controls "the sun." so the president might have thought he was finding a friendly audience in this 28 minute interview, but instead he made a lot of news and a lot of embarrassing ways. and i think in his comments, some of which were misleading, some false, it is showing again how hard it is to twrrust this president which is a problem as we head into the summit with the russian president. but here is "the sun" reporter describing the reaction to the interview heard

. >>> hey, i'm brian stelter. it's time for reliable sources. news gets made. this hour, breaking news about president trump and "the new york times," a meeting with the publisher of the times now revealed. the latest on what the times says happened and what trump is saying as well. plus, trump's reality, orwellian view of the world. >> don't believe the crap you see from people, the fake news. what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's

. >> i'm brian stelter. reliable sources begins in a moment.a story that has transfixed people all around the world, people desperate for some good news and now we have some. it was back on jewel 23rd that a boys soccer team went inside a cave in northern thailand. rescue efforts began right away but by this time last week some presumed the boys were dead. on monday, frank flee, as you thee sear they were found alive and last night the rescue mission began inside that i have can a. despite the treacherous conditions, four of the 12 boys have now been evacuated out of the cave. we don't have many pictures yet of the boys. we don't know their exact condition. but we know four of the 12 have been rescued. the remaining boys may be freed tomorrow. it is now

i mean for all of this, i think it was said best in one of brian stelter's pieces. for all of this, he should really win an emmy award for everything that he's putting forth on the plate for the american people. but i do have faith that the american people are smarter than this. we saw the president of the united states be owned by a foreign leader earlier this week. we saw him be owned by vladimir putin standing side by side, and so whether or not it's one playboy playmate or two, whether or not we're talking about nfl players kneeling or not, the president of the united states still has a problem because he did not stand up for the american people when it counted most. >> there's no question about that. look, that's what i'm saying. it's that the timing here, i don't think, is just a coincidence. rick, first he tried to blame us, right, and say that we're the real enemy, not putin, which is just despicable and is something he's going to have to explain to people for some time to come. then he starts talking about the nfl, and all of a sudden this tape comes out. w

, i should feel sorry for them because they don't seem to be able to rank on their own without brian stelterelling them what to think. i have a question, where is the server? why doesn't law enforcement get to look at the server? ask me a question like you asked the california kid who said he doesn't trust the government. host: what would you say the callers that call-in and make the same points about mind control or not trusting about fox news as you just made about cnn? caller: i am not a fox news -- i'm not a big fox news -- i don't believe the other side. fox is not telling all the truth either. don't report on anything else except for president trump now. host: who do you trust? theer: i trust constitutional system that was invented and put in place. i trust the system. why do i need -- i like your question and i don't at the same time. work.t systems that the problem is, the system that is used is like trump is being tried in the press. host: when it comes to the press, is there a news organization that you trust? caller: i use the web. i like drudge, but he is not a news source, he is

i will say, liz warren's resume' is as thin as, then nora, my booker, will say brian stelter's hair.ut to me. steve: collaborative effort but you get the credit. >> exactly. i always give them credit. i think it is important as a writer to let other people read your stuff, criticize it, or else you never learn. steve: one of the interesting things because your show "the five" is on at 5:00 for some reason, most people actually heard the news a million times. >> right. >> when you do a monologue, if it is not different, i'm going over to "animal planet." >> in fact i have to figure out the one angle that no one else has done. a lot of times only way you can do that is pretend you've been drinking. even when you're sober, what would i say at a bar? often times what you say at a bar is gut level truth of something -- you know what bothers me about this whole socialism thing? we won a war! why are we adopting the assumptions of losers? stuff comes out of your head that you didn't think of before because you kind of loosen the screws. ainsley: greg, what is your background and how did you