our tweeted the da f ay comes ts from brian stelter. see, it ends fired critice an and current whiny little. i'm kidding. he's not that little quote.i am >> yesterday, i applied for media credentials fo ir. today's press conference. trump's press conference. i used my condÉ email address in vanity fair. >> special correspondent titleen you. >> i received an email saying my request was denied. oh. oh. the rejection. brian been this upset since he tested negative for. >> i don't know why. ricky, do you feel sorry for him? no. nofeel sorry. >> he's got to be used to requests being denied. yeah, i knowd to. >> he's tried to date. yeah. >> dig in. why does this guy expect to go to a to go to this d when all he does is basically call trump a t racisthi? >> 10 minutes. don't you know who he is, greg?> he's brian stelter. that's how he views himself. but he's so desperate for attention. you know, he probably pacesa. in front of the dunkin donuts before it opens in the morning. now, i e itt is like he would have lost some weight if h that were t

. >> brianna, or let's talk more about all of this with brian stelter, my former colleague. >> he's a special correspondent for vanity fair. all right. brian, you know it well, trump's preoccupation with crowd size goes back to the 20 2017 inauguration when he claimed his crowd is bigger than former president obama's even had sean spicer go out and say the inauguration was the most viewed in history, even though photos showed clearly that wasn't the case compared to obama's in 2009. and this is quite the running trend i like to say this is all our friend john berman's fault. >> do you know this story, brianna? it was berman at 5:00 a.m. the morning on the day after the inauguration in 2017 berman was on tv with josh rogin, a cnn regular. they were talking about up the crowd sizes and they showed a picture of obama's crowd versus trump's crowd. and the rest is history. so we can all blame berman. but now, of course, no, that's not the case. the reality is donald trump's obsession with crowds goes way back. it goes back to the days of the apprentice when he cared deeply about the televi

let's for him, brian stelter, a special correspondent at vanity fair. it's so good to see you, bryan that certainly sounded like a challenge. he also taking a jab at him about the couch controversy, which i'm going to let you talk about. >> the count controversy is a mess. you know, people can look it up online. it's both disinformation and also a really sick joke at the same time and i was surprised walz went there but i am not surprised that he wants to challenge j.d. vance to a debate. i think this vp debate is going to be a lot more interesting than usual, sara, because viewers already know a ton about donald trump. they know a lot about pamela harris, but they don't know a lot about walls or vance and these two men have put forth different visions of what it means to be profamily. so i'm excited for this debate and the good news is, it does seem it's going to happen, right? both sides do want to debate. we know that cbs had been in talks with the campaigns about debates in august. now those loaded september, and i'm told by a source of cbs, that th

brian stelter, to all of you. thank you for joining so much on this friday night next here on cnn rfk junior's sister says that his endorsement of donald trump as a betrayal of the kennedy family's values. kerry kennedy is here live to respond. plus we have new reporting for you this hour. how donald trump ms personally profiting off republican political campaigns, including his own some are means millions flocked to america's national parks but nature can turn disastrous with tourists has crossed the line. >> she started by my left leg. my initial thought what a new definitely in a dei, the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at 8:00 on cnn. >> the tv moments that took culture over the edge. >> people are watching and then our world change he had an explosive reverberation tv on the edge from years sunday, september 22, did nine on cnn. if you don't stain your deck, it's like the previous owner is still hanging around so today, let's stay with bare the number one rated stay and make your deck yours bear exclu

brian stelter, to all of you. thank you for joining so much on this friday night. next here on cnn rfk junior's sister says that his endorsement of donald trump is it a betrayal of the kennedy family's values? kerry kennedy is here live to respond. plus we have new reporting for you this hour held. donald trump is personally profiting off public and political campaigns, including his own have i got news for you is coming to cnn this fall pros and cons less pro hosted by roy wood junior row with amber ruffin with michaelian black, right. so what are the cons we could run out a new spider but in all seriousness, i, i desperately need this to work out i'm in the middle of a divorce, so i'll leave that to the car provide got news for you. premiere saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn yeah and stream the next day on max. >> in the 1980s, my parents emigrated from nicaragua to america, but as hard as we work, nothing changed because the current system least while you're in the club or you're not if they can do it for their people, why can i do with a mighty and that's

is also new york times national political reporter, astead herndon and veteran media reporter brian stelter, the author of network of lies. >> brian, i mean, it's kind of a big moment, not just for donald trump, but also for elon musk twitter as i still call it, this is why i love good old-fashioned television. >> it just works hard thing actually worse. actually does show that it's streaming can struggle, especially when someone like musk fired most of the technical staffers at the company formerly known as twitter he kind of had this coming. musk said as you've been testing the servers ahead of time, trying to make sure this would work. we'll find out later what actually went wrong here. but it is embarrassing for trump because every day he's been attempting a reset lately to try to take on harris? >> yeah. and i mean, this is truly what he made front of ron desantis for which as you would know, well, i mean, it's kind of perfectly timed that you're here. but i was looking at what trump said when this happened to ron desantis. he said, wow, the distinct as twitter launch is a disaster. hi

brian stelter. thank you. everyone else stick around coming up next. a special guests will join them conversation, comedian roy wood junior will react to trump's race remarks plus trump also, through his running mate under the bus in that event, saying the j.d. vance doesn't matter in this election i haven't done it to my house and the round and somehow none of it matters we are at war you said to my throat you know what foegele to defeat house of the dragon, streaming exclusively on max i want a lot of businesses, so my and my network need to keep up. thank you. verizon business. >> now, our businesses get fast and reliable internet that same network that powers our phones. >> so whatever is next what cooking with fire, switch to the partner businesses rely on when did i call the filter? when i saw my gutters overflowing porch, we feel for her as a permanent gutter solution. >> so you never have to worry about costs the damage from clog gutters again, it's easiest call you can make colleague 3-3 lee filter today, more visit lee filter.com mokr i thank

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nathalie tocci, director of the istituto affari internazionali in rome and american journalist brian stelterthink it is the institute of national affairs. i think it is the institute of nationalaffairs. give i think it is the institute of national affairs. give her her proper title. first — the latest headlines. the largest prisoner swap between russia and the us since the cold war has taken place in ankara. 16 people were freed from russian and belarusianjails, including the wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich. in exchange, eight people were freed by the west. two children were also sent back to russia, both belonged to couple jailed in slovenia. the bbc has defended its decision not to sack newsreader huw edwards despite knowing that he had been arrested for being in possession so of the most serious category of indecent images of children. in an interview the director general tim davie also revealed that the bbc is exploring whether it can recover some of huw edwards�* salary. the 17—year—old boy charged with murdering three girls and attempting to murder ten others in southport

are tweet of the day comes to us from brian stelter.used my e-mail address as special correspondent title. look at you. i received an e-mail saying goodbye request was denied it. the rejection. brian has not been this upset since he tested negative for. i do not know why. ricky, do you feel sorry for him? >> no. he has to be used to requests being denied it. i know he has tried before. >> greg: dagen, why does this guy expect two to this thing win all he does is basically called trump a racist every 10 minutes. >> one don't you know who he is, greg? that is called dystocia. >> he is so desperate for attention. he will pace in front of the dunkin' donuts before it opens in the morning. >> greg: he would have lost some weight if that were the case. i have to factor check to you on that. >> fact check on you -- you on that. >> greg: like the story where they complained were they removed the trashcan from his apartment because he could not hit it with the wrappers from his lunch. do you remember that story? >> i think your dive into his lif

the creeps in the media, the don lemons, chris cuomos, brian stelters, rachel maddows, thought we werehey were saying it is republicans during the censorship, republicans -- conspiracies. they were accusing the right of doing the stuff that they've always doing. and now they expect you, when they say donald trump wants to ban abortion. no. the elections are perfect. no. did you see what happened in texas? they had to remove 1 million voters from the rolls. when are you going to just listen to us, america? listen to me. don't listen to jesse. this into me. >> jesse: on that note, may be listen to this. there has been some attention to comments made on the show yesterday about vp harris. people are misconstruing my comments to mean something inappropriate. i wasn't suggesting anything of a sexual nature. i was accessing an opinion that vice president harasses leadership style could be an issue if elected. coming up, some breaking news on "the five." we just learned, you will get that first interview with vp harris and tim walz. ♪ ♪ everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we g

not tell americans struggling to feed their families that bidenomics is working is like telling brian stelter it's a government rift. the truth is that democrats hate opportunity unless it's a handout. from them. then they hold onto the power. take democrat congresswoman, here she is bashing jd vance were going to a good school. >> now jd vance likes to talk about how he's from ohio. but is soon as he could he ran away to yale and silicon valley cozying up with billionaires. >> so when this clowns stupid logic, why bother to better yourself? by that logic, obama should have stayed in kenya. meanwhile here's former first lady michelle obama last night. >> kamala as shown her allegiance to this nation, not by spewing anger and bitterness, but by living a life of service and always pushing the doors of opportunity open to others. she understands that most of us will never be afforded the grace of failing forward. we will never benefit from the affirmative-action of generational wealth. >> generational wealth. something good don't worry the obama's only own for homes that's a lot of separate bedr

somebody alert brian stelter, kamala is running a fake news empire. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: the democraterseeing a fake news kingdom. according to axios, the harris campaign has been caught red-handed rewriting news headlines, giving them a pro kamala spin, and then posting the phony results with in google search ads. a source familiar with the harris team is defending the practice, saying they are simply giving voters "more context." but if team kamala wants to give voters more information, maybe they should tell their awol candidate to stop hiding and face the press. it's been 24 days since vp harris kicked off her presidential campaign and she is still m.i.a. on the press conferences. even the liberal media is starting to beg her surrogates for one. >> what's on the vice president schedule today? >> well, she is traveling and talking to voters and getting her message out there to the american people. >> i don't think she's got any campaign events on the schedule today, does she? >> well, she and governor walz have been traveling across the country. >> would it kill you guys to have a

joining me tonight on the panel, brian stelter, special correspondent for vanity fair, anna mikhailovaty political editor and columnist at the mail on sunday, and live from the democratic national convention, the democratic strategist and delegate lindy li. first, the latest headlines: dive teams in italy have spent the day trying to access the wreck of a yacht off the coast of sicily, where it's feared the bodies of six missing people are trapped. the boat sank yesterday in extreme weather. among the missing are the british tech tycoon mike lynch and jonathan bloomer, the chairman of the bank morgan stanley international. earlier, a body believed to be that of the yacht chef recaldo thomas was recovered nearby. king charles has met with emergency service workers in southport, the town in the north—west of england where three young girls were fatally stabbed at a dance class last month. the monarch expressed his "sympathy and empathy" for the people of southport. russia's military says it has captured a small town in eastern ukraine called niu—york, as part of its push towards big popu

. >> i didn't know you were going to bring props tonight, so that's good give us brian stelter. you about this new reporting in the washington post tonight broken by our friends michael share and josh dawsey, that rfk junior is seeking out the harris campaign vice president harris specifically asking if essentially if he would throw his support behind her, if he could get a potential job and a harris administration maybe a cabinet position. >> right. this is rfk during you're looking for an exit ramp trying to find an exit ramp. it's why he put her he was pursuing this with trump last month. now with harris. harris, of course, rebuffed this. he doesn't mean she doesn't need rfk junior, but as he declines in the polls as a dwindles, as americans get to know him more, they don't like what they see. he's trying to find an exit ramp and i think he'll continue to try to do that david urban it wasn't that long ago that rfk junior was on the phone with with trump and had recorded the conversation and posted it irritating the trump campaign. what do you make of what this report is sayin

who knew that brian stelter was a tried farmer, ijust did not know that.ling back freedoms and what rolling back freedoms. she is - rolling back freedoms and what is interesting is that for several months. _ interesting is that for several months, the story has been giorgia meloni _ months, the story has been giorgia meloni has— months, the story has been giorgia meloni has been moving to the centre. — meloni has been moving to the centre, and look at their stance on ukraine _ centre, and look at their stance on ukraine and — centre, and look at their stance on ukraine and her attitude towards the european _ ukraine and her attitude towards the european union, and for a while i bought— european union, and for a while i bought into — european union, and for a while i bought into this as well, and what we have _ bought into this as well, and what we have been seen over the last several— we have been seen over the last several months is really a giorgia meloni _ several months is really a giorgia meloni that innocence has been rooted — meloni that innocence h

joining us to discuss it all on our panel, john wittingdale mp, journalists cat neilan and brian stelteris here. we were talking about the sources who spoke to the newsnight investigation last year. what have the said investigation last year. what have they said today? _ investigation last year. what have they said today? they've - investigation last year. what have they said today? they've been - they said today? they've been exwessing — they said today? they've been expressing anger, _ they said today? they've been expressing anger, frustration, i expressing anger, frustration, unhappiness, notjust at expressing anger, frustration, unhappiness, not just at the behaviour they say huw edwards showed towards them, inappropriate messages in particular, but i suppose they argue about the culture that allowed that to happen. firstly, a juniorformer that allowed that to happen. firstly, a junior former employee of the corporation who told us this tonight. huw edwards message me on social media several times, despite us never having met and not knowing each other. many of the messages were cle