mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist," also with me as "new york post" columnist carol markowitzthink cbs sunday morning was one of those last bastions of americana, good old fashion sunday news show with some booking and patriotic attributes, but what happened? >> i'm not sure i have such a high view of that media outlet but in general, media outlets have such low credibility because they have done such a bad job of covering fully half of the country. actually kind of appreciate what charles below is saying here by acknowledging most of what we call journalism is nothing of the sort. its propaganda, designed to support people in power and designed to oppressed people who politically disagree with them. that is now being aired on cbs and not just fringe outlets, it speaks to how the entire corporate media establishment and how terrified they are of how they don't control the narrative no matter how hard they try. >> laura: i still remember charles and his beautiful landscapes of america and visiting all those towns, i still have a romantic vision of those old shows. you noticed t

joining me as molly hemingway from the federalist, fox news contributor and new york post columnist carol markowitzk cbs sunday morning was one of the last bastions of americana, good old-fashioned sunday morning news show with cooking and some patriotic tributes but what happened? >> i'm not sure i have such a high view of that media outlet but in general media outlets have such low credibility because they have done such a bad job of covering fully half of the country, appreciate what charles blow is saying by acknowledging most of for because journalism is nothing of the sort. it is propaganda designed to the press people who politically disagree with them and it is being aired on cbs and not just fringe outlets speak to how it has corrupted the corporate media establishment and how terrified they are that they don't control the narrative no matter how hard they try. >> charles and his beautiful landscapes of america visiting all these towns, a romantic vision of those old shows that you noticed the same trend in the coverage, the few liberals who are against some of the more draconian measures

let's get into it, we've got new york post columnist carol markowitz here along with democrat strategistnd attorney ethan bearman, and -- [laughter] and we've got tortured yankees fan anthony fisher. welcome, everyone. >> thanks. kennedy: thoughts and prayers. >> hi, kennedy. kennedy: hi. good to have you. carol, i will start with you. is there room in the democrat party for progressives and moderates fighting the way they are over simple things like a very popular infrastructure bill? >> well, it's funny because there's only the two moderates, and i think democrats thought for a long time that they do have a big enough tent to compete9 in red areas or in purple areas and win. ask so when they won these two senate seats, i'm sure they were very excited about that. with that comes compromise, and they're not so big on that. it's funny to me that also senator map chin has drawn the line -- manchin has drawn the line at $1.5 trillion. but, yeah, the moderates really should be asking themselves whether they belong in that party, because i'm not so sure. kennedy: that's interesting. the moder

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