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let's go live to new orleans and bring in cnn chief media analyst brian stelter. brian, good to have you. looked like you celebrated a little bit as well. you got your beads. um, tell me. >> about it. and trump's. >> omnipresence. right. you've been writing about this. i mean, not just at the game. daily press conferences. he's front and center. it seems, by design. >> yeah. you know, the only show bigger than the trump show right now is the super bowl. so it makes perfect sense that he wanted to be here, that he wanted to be a part of it. you know, if the super bowl represents so much about america, from the combat to the commercials, you know, trump wants to be part of that. he wants to be in the center of the action. and my seats happen to be right across from him. so i was watching him last night. it was really notable to me two things. number one, nobody else around me cared that he was there, but there were more cheers and boos when he was shown on the jumbotron. he was only showed once. he wasn't on camera very often, at least not in the in the inside the su

. >> cnn's chief media analyst brian stelter is with us now on this. brian, you say this is all based on a faulty premise, right? >> because cbs is not guilty of what's being charged here. cbs did not commit so-called news distortion, didn't commit election interference. it conducted some arguably funky editing which exposed itself to criticism. but there's nothing illegal about editing. all television networks do it, including the president's favorite network, fox news. but we in the media find ourselves in this impossible position now where we're reacting to unreality. we have to react to things that aren't real because they are expressed by trump and his allies. trump's complaints about cbs, they are unreal. but they're being taken seriously by his federal communications commission, by the agency that regulates cbs. and thus, we have to take it seriously to. >> and, brian, fcc chair brendan carr decided to extend the case for another six weeks and to open it up for public comment. how does that play into the unreality that you're talking about right.

cnn chief media analyst brian stelter is here with us. all right, brian, this is going to. it's always really interesting to see. it's an interesting forum in which the president can be asked questions. what specific message do you think the president wants to send by attending the super bowl and doing this interview right. >> and he's pointing out that president biden declined to to be on the super bowl pregame show last year. so, as always, he's creating a contrast. but mostly this is about trump being trump and wanting that that audience, the ratings that come from the fox pregame show. i think his attendance in new orleans is even more interesting. you know, he's making himself inescapable. we know he's a media savvy president. he's making it impossible to avoid him. in the past couple of weeks, appearing on all the platforms all day long. just now, in the last hour, in some cases creating purposeful chaos that must be discussed no matter where you get your news. and now going to the super bowl. the super bowl is by far the most watched event in america. it's seen all a

brian stelter is with us, also with us. emily austin. look, this is putting aside her points about lies being told in the briefing room, right. there are some really interesting questions happening here about whether the white house can compel news organizations to talk about things in a particular way. >> this is a power. >> play, plain and simple. >> the president wants people to obey. he wants people to use the words he chooses. he wants people to fall in line. >> and if they don't. >> they lose their access. they're not allowed to be in the company of the president. notably, in the last two days when the ap reporters have been blocked. in one case, i'm told, physically blocked from entering the oval office, the photographer was still allowed in the ap photographer. right, because the president still wants his photo taken. he wants the pictures, but not the words. this is a first amendment violation, and i expect in the next few days the ap will file suit. and they have a very strong case in court. this is yet another example where th

and you are not real people and you are not -- nobody gets to hang out with brian stelter.one of these people are people that can actually relate to and like. >> i don't think people know who humpty dumpty is. how's it working out for norah o'donnell and jim acosta and andrea mitchell, not that well. fox news contributors... in many ways i feel really blessed because new media began with the talk radio revolution. and then fox took that on hgh and steroids to the next level. and still both remain extraordinarily powerful and relevant today. and then you've got the brogans and the podcasters and the social media. people have too many options and if you are not a truth teller, you are not going to survive in my view, am i wrong on that? >> you are absolutely right and i think people who are trustworthy in the media, that part of the media universe is thriving. it's the propaganda merchants that are shriveling on the vine. joe rogan is absolutely right. no one trust them anymore. the latest unison talking point is constitutional crisis that donald trump's causing. that's the o

cnn brian stelter reviewed karoline leavitt first white house press briefing and coded theater.s theatre. and the musical oklahoma he played oklahoma! president trump ordered a freeze on federal grants and loans, meanwhile we are still trying to figure out to ordered the freeze on mitch mcconnell. it is funny. finally, a new study says dad's can get postpartum depression as well. not if you nail the nanny, said one man. [applause] its not bad. let's do this, settle down, kids. why is it that the source of many of our country's problems can be traced to innocuous phrases? like when the doctor says it is a simple procedure and 2 minutes later he has his fist up my butt? it is how liberals work. they give things titles and names that sound so benign things like gender-affirming care, undocumented and current -- immigrant, or pregnant people. add to that ngo. it stands for nongovernmental organization. something nongovernment to? how could that be bad. sure, it sounds safe, even boring. i hear a nongovernmental organization and i am like see you later i am off to one of my slaughter

picked her she got next to nothing both in the prior election cycles and now we enjoy reading brian stelterviolation not showing the viewer exactly what she said in manipulating the information is okay. can you ever trust what they say? >> a huge percentage of americans and an increasing percentage do not trust them the mainstream media have become increasingly irrelevant and this comes as relearning that the corrupt federal government has been funneling millions of tax dollars to liberal media outlets which could be viewed as payoffs for a favorable. >> you're talking about usaid. >> politico and other departments were paying politico they received $8.112 million months from the federal government for subscription fees, the new york times received over $2 million in taxpayer money the left-wing associated press received tens of millions of dollars for the newswire services and we can see was going on here and now that the liberal goose that laid the golden egg for democrats has been exposed, the democrats are panicking the apoplectic. dagen: we've seen is the time for the left-wing media t

and you're not real people, and you're not like, nobody wants to hang out with brian stelter. know what i'm saying? there's none of these people are people that people can actually relate to. and like. >> i don't think people know who humpty dumpty is. and by the way, how's it working out for norah o'donnell and, jim, fake news acosta and andrea mitchell and chuck todd. not that well. anyway, here with reaction, fox news contributor miranda devine and joe concha. you know, in many ways i feel really blessed, miranda, because new media began with the talk radio revolution. and then fox took that on on hgh and steroids to the next level. and still both remain extraordinarily powerful and relevant today. and then you've got the rogans and the podcasters and the social media and x et cetera. and it's people have too many options. and if you if you're not a truth teller, you're not going to survive, in my view. am i wrong on that? in that analysis? >> i know you're absolutely right. and i think, you know, people who are trustworthy in the media. that part of the media universe is t

. >> brian stelter really important to keep following this story. thank you so much for doing so. i think it's going to have major repercussions. as you can imagine. >> yeah. >> hey, i want to thank all of you as well for watching this evening. anderson cooper 360. that's next tonight on 360. >> the president's takeover. >> plan for >> i'm honest. also tonight, the administration's effort to trigger mass resignations at the cia. why it's happening and what it could mean to the country's premier intelligence organization. also tonight, my conversation with bill gates about the gutting of the u.s. agency for international development and the harm that could come from it in human health and american influence around the world. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight, not for the first time and likely not for the last time, with a lot, not for the first time, because anyone around for the first trump administration recognizes that creating news by the truckload has always been part of the game plan. >> all we have to do is flood the zone every day. we hit them with three

also in our politics lead, cnn's brian stelter reporting that for a second day, the white house has barred the associated press, one of the largest news organizations in the world, from entering the oval office. during a press conference. this time, it was for the swearing in of tulsi gabbard as the director of national intelligence, followed by trump's remarks. we're going to have more on why in a moment, but travel back in time with me to 2022, when candidate donald trump said this about the importance in this nation of free speech. >> we don't have free speech, then. we just don't have a free country. it's as simple as that. >> last month, on his first day in office, president trump signed a wave of executive orders, including one called restoring freedom of speech and ending federal censorship. it said, among other things, quote, government censorship of speech is intolerable. end quote. the same day president trump signed another order renaming the gulf of mexico as the gulf of america. and that order is what brings us back to this week and the initial reason the associated press was

you know brian stelter i saw him and his wife. they're big eagles fans as is jake tapper.was here with his son. and what a moment for those two as they got to celebrate the eagles second super bowl championship. we'll be right back here in new orleans from the field. with more on super bowl lix. >> cookbooks. corporate fat cats, swindling socialites, doped up cyclists, and yes, more crooked politicians. i have a feeling we won't be running out of those anytime soon. >> a new season of united states of scandal with jake tapper, march 9th on cnn. >> i'm josh johnson and i play for 14 different teams, but i'm switching to straight talk for good. they got playing starting at $25 a month with unlimited data. mama, great news. >> well, would you look at that, jerry? >> you got to see this. >> saying that. >> trust me. after 15 walks, gets. >> a little old. >> yeah, that really should be retired by now. i wish i invested when i had the chance to the moon. unbelievable. >> stop waiting and start investing. e-trade from morgan stanley. >> i wonder. >> if this golf cart has hands fr