but it does happen i buzzfeed.m like a culture of free inquiry to me. >> he was an employee of our los angeles entertainment division. i did actually try to report out that an actor because it sounds pretty preposterous. i don't think it happen. i was not there. more broadly, that story, he goes under the name baked alaska, his name is tim. i don't think he was somebody who was persecuted for his conservative beliefs. this was somebody who obviously did not have a great experience at buzzfeed. left buzzfeed, for a while hung out in the pro-trump movement, then, started tweeting about how jews control the media and they got talked out of the pro-trump media. >> tucker: he may be a wacko. but i am still pretty synthetic. i don't know anything about him beyond this. this sounds right to me having been around us a lot. he said it got a lot of dirty looks and people stopped inviting me to meetings when i said i was voting for trump. it was like i was a heretic. nobody wanted to talk to me. other opinions about me change

the folks at buzzfeed, they never know when they're going to get put on blast. here they are testing a couple of simple questions. >> what are the four layers of the earth? >> oh, my god. >> i really don't know. >> land, water, and surface. >> the only one i can remember is mantle and crust. i forgot the other two. these folks struggle as well. what do you know about it at home? >> i remember crust and inner core. >> then there's outer core. >> all right. us four in class would have been like this. >> when was abraham lincoln president of the united states? >> definitely 1860s. >> i'm going to go 1864 to 1868. >> 1868. >> it was after he freed the slaves. that's the only date i need to know. >> exactly. my sentiments exactly. >> all right. there's people at home screaming at the tv 1861 to 1865, you dummies. >> i was going to say 1861. >> we probably knew it in third grade. >> this is just a great quiz in cursive. >> how the hell do you write a "t"? >> i don't remember anything about cursive. >> do they even teach kids cursive anymore? >> apparently not. we are

buzzfeed and fox have created new brands. are saying if you are starting out as a digital media company, maybe you have a chance to succeed. if you're a legacy company with brands that are not digital media and you try to make the switch, it's harder? mark: maybe. the american media has done a really good job. they have hunkered down. they still have the sale point-of-purchase at the new stance and grocery stores and walmart. we sell more and walmart then we do any news. any retail selling. i think those entrepreneurial publishers like american media figured it out in a smart way. that's one strategy. you get spend the kind of money they have to spend to be there and do muscle and other companies that try to build their brands on the internet. a problem there, these companies can be vulnerable. do you feel like the long-term strategy for these media companies, digital media companies is they are bought by the big legacy media companies, or will they one day take over and be the legacy media companies? mark: i'm an m&a person.

buzzfeed has since been sued for publishing them. since then much of the dossier has been proven wrong and many of his outlandish claims have failed to gain traction. >> republican senator chuck grassley today trying to make the annual fbi oversight hearing this year focus on what he's now characterizing as a scandal the fact the fbi has used the dossier intelligence gathered by former fbi agent christopher steel as part of its trump investigation. >> the public needs to know what role the dossier has played and where it came from. we need to know more about it, how much the nvi relied on it. according to press reports, the fbi has relied on the document to testify its current investigation. there have been reports the fbi agreed to pay the author of the dossier. >> the author of the dossier is someone who a long standing relationship with the fbi, a key version who worked with the fbi on investigation that led to multiple arrests an indictments of international soccer that happened all over the world and substantially prosecuted her

and so between that, between the buzzfeed reporter who was right outside the room but saw jacobs hit the floor, had you a series of witness who's were not going to this race expecting to be witnesses. they were expecting to write about the story. instead police were sbk them in this very busy process right before the polls were opened. >> he has been charged with assault. what impact could this have on the election? >> well, anecdote lit, i have talked to people and heard from people who were kind of put off the race which has been defined by extremely negative ads about both candidates who then said they're going to vote against gianforte which could mean the democrat or libertarian. i thought what was striking last night was both gianforte's campaign characterized jacobs as a liberal being aggressive and republicans have said nothing to condemn the candidate. the national kong greggs did republican committee referred to the gianforte statement. so the republican political response has been to extent grit their teeth and say well, aren't people tired of nosey reporters coming up to

buzzfeed has since been sued for publishing them. since then, much of the dossier has been proven wrong and many of his outlandish claims have failed to gain traction. for example, no one's looking for moles or russian agents impei embedded in the dnc, yet some continue to quote parts of this document as if it were gospel truth and according to press reports, the fbi has relied on the document to justify its current investigation. there have been reports that the fbi agreed to pay the author of the dossier who paid his sources, who also paid their subsources. where did the money come from? and what motivated the people writing the checks? the company that oversaw the dossier's creation, fusion gsp, won't speak to that point, either. its founder, glen simpson, is refusing to cooperate with this company's -- committee's investigation and inquiry. his company is also the subject of a complaint to the justice department. that complaint alleges that fusion worked as an unregistered foreign agent for russian interests and with a former rus

buzzfeed has since been sued for publishing them. since then, much of the dossier has been proven wrong and many of his outlandish claims have failed to gain traction, for example, no one's looking for moles or russian agents embedded in the dnc, yet some continue to quote parts of this document as if it were gospel truth and according to press reports the fbi has relied on the document to justify this current investigation. there have been reports that the fbi agreed to pay the author of the dossier who paid his sources, who also paid their sub sources. where did the money come from, and what motivated the people writing the checks? the company that oversaw the dossier's creation, fusion gsp, won't speak to that point either. its founder is refusing to cooperate with this committee's investigation and inquiry. his company is also the subject of a complaint to the justice department. that complaint alleges that fusion worked as an unregistered foreign agent for russian interests and with a former russian intelligence agency at the ti

buzzfeed has since been sued for publishing them. since then, much of the dossier. has been proven wrong >> we will leave this now a senate minority leader chuck schumer has arrived to react to the firing of fbi director james comey today by donald trump. sen. schumer: earlier this afternoon, president trump called me and informed me he was firing director comey. i told the president, mr. president, with all due respect, you are making a big mistake. thefirst question administration has to answer is why now. if the administration had objections to the way dire

so we, as part of the reporting process, try to filter out what is true and what is not at buzzfeed,ill have seen it. it is better than nothing, still well worth doing. but ideally a rapid response. and same question to you, alastair cookjamaat everyone plays a role in that, notjustjournalists and the press association. we absolutely have to make sure we get that right. in big terror events, old images are being re—shared as if they are from this ongoing event. that is something which we all have to be aware of in those situations, to be aware of in those situations, to stop and think and checked a picture to make sure it is not someone picture to make sure it is not someone trying to trick us. james, how big a concern is fake news, as we head towards the general election next month? 0n we head towards the general election next month? on a daily basis, it may be hard to give us a percentage figure, but how many stories would you guessed that that you are receiving that are fake related to the election campaign? a lot of the stuff will bypass newsrooms entirely, it willjust be on a fa

eastern tonight, the white house correspondent for buzzfeed news tweeted this, about what was happening. quote, white house communications staffers just put the tvs on super loud after we could hear yelling coming from the room with bannon, spicer, and sanders. that would be sarah huckabee sander, sean spicer and steve bannon. that was reported earlier tonight. by this time of night, we would have expected the white house to announce something called a lid. they would say there is a lid, effectively telling reporters don't expect any further news from the white house tonight. it is very late at night for them not to have declared that there is a lid. but they have as yet right now not explained that. i don't know if there will be news from the white house tonight. but clearly it's been a weird night there already. that does it for us for now. now it's time for "the last word." ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. >> more on the national security story gripping the nation tonight. how president trump repo

post" report has now been confirmed by "the new york times," the "wall street journal," reuters and buzzfeed. but in the hours after the "post" report, the white house response was, well, mostly confused. before mcmaster spoke, the administration issued sever statements, mostly focuses on those sources and methods which this report did not address. one statement from secretary of state rex tillerson caught the state department even by surprise. it issued its own similar statement 20 minutes later, after seeing tillerson's statement on cnn. >> classified information at the center of this controversy involves isis plans to use laptop computers as bombs to take down airplanes. cnn first reported in april that u.s. intelligence agencies discovered terror groups were developing new techniques to plant bombs in devices capable of evading airport security screenings, an incredibly dangerous and important national security issue. the trump administration later imposed a ban on devices larger than cell phones for passengers flying from eight middle east and african countries, citing factors, includin

buzzfeed showing reporters crowding his office monday night.ding comment to a report the president allegedly compromised classified intelligence by sharing it with the russians. and the night of the comey firing, reports sean spicer was standing near some hedges to avoid tv cameras. inspiring this homemade lawn ornament. >> there are two things that make donald trump tick. one is self-aggrandizement. the other is self-preservation. the fact of the matter he's not a strategic thinker and never has been. i think the question about how long he stays in the game with this probe on his doorstep is how much he can actually think beyond mere self-preservation. >> reporter: from the beginning of his run, there was both skepticism and enthusiasm surrounding his campaign. a real estate mogul and reality tv star. >> you're fired. >> reporter: trump didn't hold back on the trail. >> little marco. lying ted cruz. crooked hillary clinton. >> reporter: unpredictability still a staple in his approach to the oval office. on the trail firing two campaign manager

eastern the white house correspondent for buzzfeed news tweeted this about what was happening at theuote, white house communications staffers put the tvs on super loud after we could hear yelling coming from the room with bannon, spicer, and sanders. so that was reported earlier tonight. by this time of night we would have departed white house to have announced something called a lid. they would have said there's a lid which is effectively the white house's way of telling us don't expect more news from the white now it's time for "the last word." ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. >> more on the national security story gripping the nation tonight. how president trump reportedly revealed classified information to russian officials. i am ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. we begin with the question many intel officials are posing. how do you stop leaks to adversaries if they're coming from inside the oval office itself?

in this buzzfeed video they were challenged to be handcuffed and do everything together for 24 hours.e putting this on my left hand because i need my right hand free. >> this is one of the biggest issues. she's controlling like why do you get your dominant hand? >> because i need to teach a yoga class today. >> i need to write an essay. >> locked and -- >> loaded. >> so she's going to have to go with her to do certain things like yoga. >> one more inhale. deep breath out. deep breath in. and release your hands behind your back. >> stand up. >> i've got to say, this guy is being a child. >> i feel like she was probably dragging him through their six-month relationship without handcuffs. >> maybe because he didn't want to play along. >> so we are about to go to a public park to lay in the sun. >> they're going to catch some rays, spend the afternoon in the park. no big deal. it's cool. but now hour seven -- >> will set off the [ bleep ] fire alarm. >> it wasn't my fault. >> yes, it was your fault. >> it doesn't need to be spit shine clean. just kind of clean. i need to drink and go to t

. >>> this video from buzzfeed comes with a huge side order of nope. >> i bought this haunted doll off ebay. >> that sounds like a terrible yeah. she went to ebay and typed in haunted doll. there were hundreds of them available for purchase. >> her name allegedly is mary. according to the seller, there's a spirit associated with the doll that belongs to a little girl who was alye in the 1960s. and died as a child. >> even if you're a skeptic, why would you do it? >> i don't know. but i'm going to open an ebay account and post haunted dolls. >> no proton pack but we'll see how it goes. >> the main way of communicating with my haunted doll is through a ghost app. the one i use is called ghost radar. >> claims to pick up background and you leave it running. she puts it down and has it running while she goes through. as she gets started with the pendulum, things get weird. >> you're supposed to hold it as -- oh, my god i hate this. >> the goad radar app made a noise. then it identifies a word. >> timid. >> i am timid. this is very scary for me. >> that was her data plan letting her know wh

facebook has reportedly signed deals with buzzfeed and other content creators to make shows for its upcoming video service. it will feature long and short-form content with commercial breaks. facebook is reportedly planning six years of content, scripted shows with 20 to 30-minute episodes and shorter scripted and unscripted shows with five to ten-minute episodes. back to you guys today. >> thank you, susan. >>> this has been a place where a lot of really special things happened in my life and i'm grateful to this place. >> where it all went down. there it is. that is the desk where facebook started. that is harvard's kirkland house, mark zuckerberg is your host showing off his home base from back in the day. he's at harvard giving the commencement speech today and getting an honorary degree because zuckerberg, of course, dropped out of school to work on facebook. >> mark was here. have you ever been here, sam brock, winchester mystery house. fans are buzzing this morning because starting today the popular san jose atractraction l open areas of the home that have never been accessible to the

we will see you next fox news howie: on the "buzzfeed" this week president trump gets a win. but the mainstream media including many conservatives are dumping on the built. >> i hate to say this on national television but i agree with nancy pelosi. i think they had 0 extricate themselves from a self-made political debacle. >> they have to get the 100-yard dash in terms of getting it through the senate. >> disabled are losing their benefits and they are look at fat, rich middle class rich white guys. howie: does the press have real problems with this plan or echoing the democrats. james comey defends his last-minute investigation of hillary clinton, and she blames the investigation for costing her the election. calls for stephen colbert to be fired after he refuses to apologize for a crude sex joke about clinton. >> if you saw my monologue you know was a little upset with donald trump for insulting a friend of mine. so in return i had a few crude things to say and i don't regret that. this is media buzz. [♪] howie: the press repeatedly put out last rites for trump's attempt to

glamour shots, told buzzfeed the hardest part was holding the food without eating. that's a long time to hold a taco. >> it's so fancy >> reminders me of what's the movie with been stiller >> zoo lander. >> blue steel. >>> they announced these candies will get a spicy kick >> they're being called sweet heat candies and they will come with a black wrapper and a fiery new if you buy the skittles you'll get the flavors fiery watermelon, sizzling strawberry and lemon spark. i like the orange is just orange. star burst are preferred you'll and pine apple. the reaction was mixed on social media. what is your take on the spicy and the sweet >> i love, love, spicy chocolate but i'm weirded out about spicy candy. i don't know. >> one of the my favorite, trade joes has that crazy snacks there's a dried chilly mentioning go >> it's good >> delicious. >> i wonder if the pink will still be the best when spicy. >> maybe yellow will get some run. >> what's it called? lemon spark >> something with a seems everything is going high tech, even wine >> why not? >> why not. there's the

shares up a nice amount, up almost 1 1/2% signing deals with content pro he vieders, vox media, buzzfeeddia, others to make shows long and short form with ad breaks. more plans for video. see what happens there. back to you. liz: there is pitched battle between facebook's instagram and snap. snap up 2.25, 2.5 at the moment. lori, thank you very much. >>> i need to bring in intrepid capital fund president mark travis. you you have a billion 1/2 in assets. market charging ahead. does the volatility goin perpetuates the indexation of all costs size trump's value from my perspective. as hard as it is to it believe, i've been in the industry 33 years, what i see and know now, fang stocks, late '90s reminds me of telecom, media and tell -- tell telephony. i don't think it works as prior discussion to income inequality. liz: can i jump in? >> sure. liz: absolutely, income inequality and maybe asset bubbles forming do you see that? by the way i'm not a negative person. the dow is up 78 for the bulls as we continue to rise and i think the economy is gaining some speed speed here. you sound more c

howie: on the "buzzfeed" this week president trump gets a win.edia including many conservatives are dumping on the built. >> i hate to say this on national television but i agree with nancy pelosi. i think they had 0 extricate themselves from a self-made political debacle. >> they have to get the 100-yard dash in terms of getting it through the senate. >>

buzzfeed printing that dossier, confusing people. the media continues to report things that aren't false, but completely factually inaccurate. the man who put that together says he hasn't completely vetted everything. to report that is news, depending on which prism you're seeing this through as politicized at this point. >> harris: we know that when names come up, we have a conversation in newsrooms across america about what will or will not be revealed. that's not top-secret information that national security is dependent on. now you're talking about a whole other level. what's the journalistic pathos on that? >> sandra: the story is not over. the stunning testimony from one of those former obama administration officials raising new questions over whether former hillary clinton aides to make age should face charges. plus, he's back. former president obama returning to the public spotlight. what a help or hurt democrats still reeling from the 2016 election loss? we debate. after the show, of course, you may join our live chat by cli

buzzfeed is looking into whether the hospital kept patients for as long as insurance would cover themher than medical need. >>> a new york state appeals court has ruled common mobile mu exxonmobil must turn over records about how long it knew about global warning. again, no real move in exxon share prices. >>> when we come back, we're talking grains and grain alcohol. two big m&a stories developing overnight. we'll tell you the details when we return. >>> first a look at european markets this morning. the ftse 100 slightly higher. france and germany slightly lower. back on "worldwide exchange" in a couple minutes. since i added futures, i have access to the oil markets and gold markets. okay. i'm plugged into equities- trade confirmed- and i have global access 24/7. meaning i can do what i need to do, then i can focus on what i want to do. visit learnfuturestoday.com to see what adding futures can do for you. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's get you up to speed on the market action. four days in a row of gains for the dow. yesterday just a small gain of 0.2%. the gains

looking at facebook partnering with buzzfeed for example, that's a lot of daily snackble content.putting money into it, but, again, the consumption model is just really different. >> right. >> to the point that you have the video head as something -- >> and interacting with friends. >> what are we talking about here? cat documentaries for facebook? i mean, if we're not talking about -- >> they are scripted and up scripted, so, you know, i think there is some potential game show elements, but i think there's going to be a lot of 20 and 30 minute sitcom stuff, not necessarily what's on tv, but what the publishers and producers come up that work on their platform and audiences. they are tapping into that expertise. there's ads, looks like tv in a lot of ways, so between facebook, youtube, and what amazon's doing and you got hulu out this, they are looking more like tv in that way. >> i'm the cat documentary. >> yeah. i got your attention, didn't i. we'll pitch that idea. >> ed lee, glen howard, thank you both for joining us. appreciate it much. >> pleasure to be here. >>> coming up o

we will see you next fox news howie: on the "buzzfeed" this week president trump gets a win. the mainstream media including many conservatives are dumping on the built. >> i hate to say this on national television but i agree with nancy pelosi. i think they had 0 extricate themselves from a self-made political debacle. >> they have to get the 100-yard dash in terms of getting it through the senate. >>

steele wrote the anti-trump dossier that was pun established by buzzfeed in january and is now the subject the dossier was part of the evidence used by the fbi to justify surveillance warrant of a trump adviser in the 2016 campaign. senator grassley and dianne feinstein met with comey for a closed briefing in march but new documents provided by the justice department to the committee conflict with the briefing. grassley says there is inconsistencies with justice department documents made to the committee after the briefing. jon, we expect that to be one of the central issues wednesday. >> jon: so what do we know about how credible the allegations are? >> the senior democrat, adam schiff, read huge sections in the dossier in the march 20th hearing to make the case that the russian tries to the trump campaign are credible and demand further investigation. >> is it possible that all of these events and reports are completely unrelated and nothing more than an entirely unhappy coincidence? yes, it is possible. but it is also possible, maybe more than possible, they're not coincidental and not

may not fully understand the various levels of security classifications and you are seconded by "buzzfeedl of these people that you are whipped into a hysteria over something that wasn't true. lou: thank you both. train to breaking news this morning. the white house and in a bombshell report that the president leaked highly classified information to pressure. we will have the latest details. good morning. i'm nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i'm trained for. north korea may be a cyberattack that crippled computers around the world. nicole: oil prices gave oil stocks a lift. the nasdaq and the s&p hit records. s&p this morning down one point. dow futures higher. lauren: oil prices jumping to points yesterday. $49.24 a barrel.

and buzzfeed published the story. as for alpha, he's staying rather humble.s live in the moment. his focus, a.j. >> good boy, alpha. >> he understands me and i understand him. >> reporter: but given a.j.'s a junior, we wondered will alpha get a spot in next year's year book? >> i hope so. and with a cap and down. -- and gown. >> it's exciting to have him along for the ride. >> reporter: alpha, by a.j.'s side in life and now in high school history. david culver, news4. >> i love that. >> making the grade. >> we have to go back next year to see if alpha goes to the prom. >> think? >> up next, a local high school studthoands of miles from home to deliver a buuching tri >>> he may be the president's most trusted adviser and tonight we're learning jared kushner is under fbi scrutiny in connection to his investigation into russia. i'm chris lawrence at the live desk. nbc news is reporting that investigators think kushner has what's called significant information relevant to their inquiry. but multiple officials say that does not mean they suspect him of a crime or

buzzfeed are on the board for the long and short form shows with ad breaks.acebook won't own the shows. >>> instagram is easing up on its no link rule. in the past it only allowed links in bios. now they will allow them in direct messages. it's also changed a feature for pictures sent in a message. you will no longer have to crop images before sending them. >>> snapchat just released five new filters ahead of memorial day weekend. the originals birthday, weddings and celebrations, but now the company is giving you the fixings to showcase proms, businesses, and food and bars. graduations are another new occasion. and maybe best of all, love. that's great. pricing depends on the size of the geo fence plus the duration of the event. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the giants go for the split in chicago. will steve kerr give it a go? and get ready for round 3, six more days of hype. we'll tip it off next. >>> good morning, everybody. what's your best trilogy of all time? godfather? "lord of the rings"? how about "star wars"? you can soon add the warriors

may not fully understand the various levels of security classifications and you are seconded by "buzzfeedt take that back. once it's out there you can convince all of these people that you are whipped into a hysteria over something that wasn't true. lou: thank you both. that's it for is great thanks for being with us. kimberly guilfoyle and matt schlapp amartya samara. kennedy: they twisted the james comey saga. "the wall street journal"'s dan hannah jersey or plus should president trump get rid of the white house daily press briefing at henry has more in a devastating cyber attack circling the globe but we are told -- what role does the nsa play? grab a flashlight, we are going in. the white palace is loaded with intrigue in the hunt for a new fbi or continues with the tire tracks soaking on james comey's back at least a few dozen names have been dropped. acting fbi director andrew mccabe is on the list

. >> how about the buzzfeed stories and the videos that we're doing for facebook? buzzfeed yesterday and there are two guys who go and they get the most expensive drink and the least expensive drink, the best food. totally captivating. fabulous tv. but it's not tv. you'd love it. it's about shopping. >> everything is about tv. >> it's about great shopping and bad shopping and dining. >> the youtube has a new marketing campaign and their slogan is this is tv now. right? because of the definition of what it is has changed. >> i just -- younger people just do not watch it the way we did. >> nope. >> they just don't. you know, we should have someone -- i remember when pepsico had mike white. he was telling me who then went on to -- >> to run directv. >> 19 to 21-year-olds should be in charge of advertising. and that was when 19 and 21-year-olds were people who just didn't even play video games, they actually went to college and stuff. >> for more on our binge series, go to cnbc.com/binge. we'll get "stop trading" with jim in a moment. more "squawk on the street." did y

buzzfeed has since been sued for publishing them. since then much of the dossier has been proven wrong and many of its outlandish claims have failed to gain traction. for example, no one is looking for moles or russian agents embedded in the dnc. yet some continue to quote parts of this document as if it were gospel truth. and according to press reports, the fbi has relied on the document to justify its current investigation. there have been reports that the fbi agreed to pay the author of the dossier who paid his sources, who also paid their subsources. where did the money come from? and what motivated the people writing the checks? the company that oversaw the dossier's creation fusion gsp, won't speak to that point either. its founder glenn simpson is refusing to cooperate with this company's -- committee's investigation and inquiry. his company is also the subject of a complaint to the justice department. that complain alleges that fusion worked as an unregistered foreign agent for russian interests and with a former russian inte

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next hour on "new day" we talk with a buzzfeed reporter on the scene when this alleged body slamming incident occurred. >>> british law enforcement stopped sharing intelligence with the u.s. because of intel leaks. we are getting new details about the suicide attacker and the bomb that he used. that's another threat to the story. the leaks are real. cnn senior international correspondent clarissa ward live in manchester right now. leaks have become a topic of n conversati conversation. there are two types. one is where are you getting information that politicians don't like and the other is where it is sensitive information and it can create a larger security issue. what are we dealing with here? >> reporter: chris, i think there is a lot of frustration from uk officials who cannot understand why photographs of the crime scene and sensitive details of the bomb and more so the game of tname of the bomber released. there is an understanding that the u.s. has a large national intelligence bureaucracy and it is not high level officials, but lower level officials leaking this information.

. >> let's bring in buzzfeed's alex alexis. she was at the campaign headquarters when the altercation took place. good morning, alexis. >> good morning. >> what did you witness? >> so i was in a campaign meet and greet and press availability. i was standing in a campaign office and there was a little side office with a closing door off to the side. i was in the room with a lot of volunteers. candidate's wife, people making cell phone calls, get out the vote stuff. greg gianforte walked into the side room. there was a camera crew in there. we didn't know who the camera crew belonged to. i stayed there. ben had originally been standing with me walked into the room to listen in on what the interview was about. i was really paying attention until i heard a giant crash. i saw feet fly in the air. the door to the room was about half open. i could not see the whole thing. i heard the crash. i saw him fly in a way when they are ending up on the ground. >> gianforte's campaign said ben was pushing a recorder in the candidate's face. did

may not fully understand the various levels of security classifications and you are seconded by "buzzfeedpeople and the problem is you can't take that back. once it's out there you can convince all of these people that you are whipped into a hysteria over something that wasn't true. lou: thank you both. riveting breaking news. lou dobbs will carry us through. keep it here on fox business. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. let's start with the facts. president trump is combating left-wing forces that are fiercely fighting to destroy him, his presidency, an all the weak-need republicans who by rights should be battling by his side who are instead trying to distance themselves from the leader who has shown them and their party how to win, how to restore prosperity and to assure this country's future. president trump is now engaged in what appears to be certainly a mortal contest for the nation's soul, for the american dream, our middle class, working men and women and their famili

. >>> facebook is signing up with buzzfeed to make shows for its video service. facebook is reportedly planning two tiers of content, scripted shows with 20 to 30 minute episodes and shorter scripted and unscripted shows with five to ten minute episodes. >> as for the man behind facebook, mark zuckerberg, practicing his big speech. >> he has to get ready. he's finally going to harvard's graduation. >> he didn't go to his because he didn't graduate, laura, but harvard still wants him to deliver the commencement address today. he will live stream that speech on facebook. that's at noon our time. yesterday he took people on a tour of his old harvard dorm room. >> i'm going to flip this around for a second. we'll make a quick stop in the bathroom -- >> do you really want to? >> people don't really want to see the bathroom. this is the couch that used to be here, it's not a couch now. harvard has apparently boarded up the fireplaces because i guess that trust students now less than they did when i was here. >> priscilla is like, no, they don't want to see the bathroom

a short time ago we spoke pie phone to buzzfeed's alexis levinson. had a partial view. here is what he had said. a reporter who was outside the room, she joins us now by phone. you were outside of this room. what did you see or hear? >> so we were all -- this was the campaign meet and greet. there was a main room where a lot of volunteers were making phone calls, we were waiting for a campaign event. there was a side room where a tv crew -- a local tv crew was set up to do an interview. john forte went in there. the door was half open. ben walked in to kind of listen in. so i had a half view. all of a sudden i heard giant crash, saw ben's feet fly in the air. >> i want to read the statement from the campaign. and i want to play you the audio again so you can see if you think it jives. tonight as greg was giving an interview, ben jacobs entered without permission, shoved a recorder in greg's face, began asking questions. you hear the question -- you will hear the questions asked about the congressional budget office. he was asked to leave. that seemed to happen. they wer

and you've seen cnn, "the new york times," buzzfeed, lots of other people confirm and in relatively shortreporting, which i think -- you know, again, everybody, general mcmaster, sean spicer, reince priebus, anyone who spent any time in washington struggles to maintain credibility amid this maelstrom of donald trumpism. >> it's true. you know, what exactly was shared? that could clear things up. >> right. >> i doubt we'll hear that from the podium today. chris cillizza, thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. >> any minute now, a really interesting voice on this subject, susan rice, will be speaking at this forum. that is obviously not susan rice right now, but she will be speaking at a progressive conference taking place as we speak in washington. what does president obama's national security adviser have to say about this new moment where information, classified information reportedly shared with the russians? we will hear from her very shortly. with this level of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this

that was the buzzfeed editor in chief ben smith.aggie: i don't know the president would agree with his opening description. and i don't want to speak for him. i think two things are true. i have known him for a long time. i covered him at politico and the "new york post." longevity matters with him and the familiar matters with him. i also don't think anyone should make any mistake. if i didn't have the phrase the "new york times" attached to my name, i am not sure i would be speaking to him as frequently. he is fascinated by "the new york times," and i understand why. charlie: what is that about? he has said in front of audiences, "i love the 'new york times.'" the next words out of his mouth are, "the failing 'new york times.'" maggie: he came to our offices on 40th street and 8th avenue after being elected. we were the first major interview he did. he came to us. we did not go to him. that was the subject of some debate. that meeting was scrapped and then put back on. as is often the case with trump, there was negotiation up unti

anti-trump dossier and steele said it contain unverified information but was still published by buzzfeed and is the subject of legal action paired the fbi used the same dossier to justify surveillance warrants of a trump advisor during the 2016 campaign. senator grassley in the ranking democrat committee member dianne feinstein met with james comey for a closed classified briefing earlier this year and new documents provided by the justice department to the committee's conflict with that briefing. he writes, there appeared to be material inconsistencies between the description of the fbi's relationship with mr. steele that you did provide in your breathing and information contained in justice department documents made available to the committee only after the briefing. some democrats say the allegations in the trump dossier have a lot of merits be of the raking democrat on the house intelligence committee adam schiff ran them into the record during the march 20 of russia hearing where comey testified along with the nsa director. >> is it possible that all of these events and reports are