advertisers from new york in 2021 received contracts for scaling the real truth in all g7 countries, including the united states, a single news cartel was created, which includes rupert's cnn new york times. the british bbc for the guardian about macronovskaya, limonte and other media also associated with the mass of russian-language resources of the new emigration, a single one, however, is even enshrined in an intergovernmental declaration to form the attention of an uncontested information agenda, the necessary content its media space is controlled by censorship, carried out by various services, resources and affiliated structures. they control the minds of millions. among them are the cia and the anb. british mi6 think-tank washington , d.c. faren kamenu development, an office with the participation of philanthropist george soros and his facebook structure and others. social networks united front. they are working to create for the audience the world that the elite needs with its own laws and messages in it, in europe and the united states there is an agreed narrative. like a chinese threat to the victory of ukraine and so on freedom of speech human rights. no, it is prosecuted under

advertisers from new york in 2021 received contracts to scale the real pravda in all g7 countries, including the united states, a single news cartel was created, which includes cnn new york timesling the media space. its control and censorship are carried out by different services, resources and affiliated structures. they control the minds of millions. among them are the cia and the nb , the british mi6 think tank washington foreign kamenvel and development. office with the participation of philanthropist georges soros and his structures facebook and other social networks united front. they are working to create a world with their own laws and messages for the audience that the elites need, in which there is an agreed narrative in europe and the united states. like the chinese threat of victory for ukraine and so on. freedom of speech is a human right. no it's prosecuted by law. and a new by-law, including one that encourages and stimulates civil denunciation, massive data collection and tracking allows you to establish tight control over actions and thoughts . some of them, after the trunk, left russia in ukraine, while the cartel is called a strategic partner, the governmen

advertisers from new york in 2021 received contracts for scaling the real truth in all g7 countries, including the united states, a single news cartel was created in which rupert's cnn new york times enters. the british bbc for the guardian about macronovskaya, limonte and other media also associated with the mass of russian-language resources of the new emigration, a single one, however, is even enshrined in an intergovernmental declaration to form the attention of an uncontested information agenda , the necessary content of the media space. its controls and censorship are carried out by various services, resources, and affiliated structures. they control the minds of millions. among them are the cia and the anb. british mi6 think tank washington faren kamenu development, office with the participation of philanthropist george soros and his structure facebook and other social networks united front. they are working to create for the audience the world that the elite needs with its own laws and messages in it, in europe and the united states there is an agreed narrative. like the chinese threat to the victory of ukraine and so on. freedom of speech is a human right. no, it is prose

now this is the way statistics when you heard things like cnn, new york times and others have said isey were based on climate models which the oceanic atmospheric administration backed away from, they are organizing hot summer heat waves to turn it into a climate action. this is outside the bounds of normal whether. stuart: are you telling me this extraordinary weather which has been prevalent around the world, you are telling me that is not the result of co2? >> it possibly could have impacted it but absolutely, keep in mind, the data went on and 1880s, coming out of ice age. 1930s is what biden's epa shows, hottest heat waves in the u.s. 80% of carbon dioxide globally came after world war ii. to blame the 1930s on climate change when they were worse heat waves doesn't add up. stuart: i'm sorry, you are losing me here. how many days is it straight in phoenix, 19 straight days above 110 degrees, nothing like that in the 1930s. >> you can go back and look, the absolutely was. 1936 was the hottest year according to this data. when you are looking -- your anecdotally picking a city, they

i mean washington post, cnn, new york times, fox news. we're talking ten people in the whole country produce. most of the polling that you have access to and it's really a centimeter deep. one example, actually, it's not abortion, but it's crime. you know, up to the midterm elections, you know, a poll, a question you might have access to because pollsters are asking it this way again to, my first point about it, through a political lens. who do you who who, who would do a better job on crime, republicans or democrats? well you're going to see republicans, you know, by whatever, six points? well, we did a post-election assessment of the crime in the midterms. we need to talk because i'm curious what you all saw. but listen, i have to really survey. i 100 questions on the topic of crime. how many ads did you see and what's your position on policies and etc. i did find that, you know, republicans had a six point advantage in that. who do you trust more. and that was out of 100 questions. that was the only question. republicans had an advanta

to the nature of the classified documents leak after leak after leak and i limited it to cnn, the new york times the washington post. look at this. don't jerk around the former department of justice. is this how you run a case? is this how you have a tradition in the country that represents every damn thing. look at this. this is not intended to be a real case. here is the aba rules, special responsibilities for prosecutor, rule 3.8 and i cut through to the chase. the prosecutor in a criminal case shall, except for the statements that are necessary to inform the public, serving a legitimate law enforcement purpose, refrain from making extrajudicial comments that have a substantial likelihood of a heightening public condemnation of the accused and exercise reasonable care to prevent investigators, law enforcement personnel, employees or other persons assisting or associated with the prosecutor in a criminal case from making an extrajudicial statement that the prosecutor would be prohibited from making. let me ask you a question. the prosecutor has not come out and said -- look, we have seen there

cnn. "open new york times," they're calling it, quote, "a ruling that could curtail the effort to fight disinformation." if you think your free speech matters, well, msnbc is much more worried about the government free speech. >> we are in the press, we always use people from the government -- hey, hey, don't print that. it was not just the government saying don't print them or amplify them. it was somehow coercing a little and what was worse was the social media didn't just played along, they concluded. >> it is like the media likes being told what to do. believe it or not, they want more of it. they say the government actually has not censored enough. >> it is not as though the fbi has been going in and saying hey, take down this post. that's what they're alleging. there is not a lot of evidence to support that. basically, we had a situation where politicians are making any contact between social media companies and the fbi or law enforcement seeing problematic in some way. if you look at the reality, they're not good monitoring social media. >> there are plenty of evidence and that's what they did.

known smith for massive leaks, several sundays ago i showed you this, a package of leaks to cnn, the new york timeswashington post. i limit to those three. over the past six months there were 40 material leaks that had to come from the government because the information had to come from the government and it was intended to help the government to create the whole atmosphere around these cases. so i showed you the material to the public record. mcdonald, renzi say exactly the same thing happened to them. information was leaked, we have a piece of the washington times by jeff warnock, mr. smith's conviction against robert mcdonald i republican accused of accepting payments and gifts in violation of federal public laws was overturned by the supreme court. why, what he did to the bribery statue was outrageous. he said wait a minute. anything can be bribery under your interpretation but he does not care, he is a hitman the case against john edwards of north carolina, democrat presidential candidate accused of illegal campaign cash to conceal his mistress and love child and with a hung jury in a mistrial

evidence about corruption abiding family deals from the laptop, text and e-mail that cbs, nbc, cnn, the new york timesd they know the legitimate. and for the congressman to play this off is ridiculous. >> we have to irs whistleblowers they provided evidence alleging d.o.j. and fbi officials committed obstruction in the joe and hunter biden a invest investigation. to get to testify in public at a house oversight hearing on ju july 19. that is a week before hunter biden will appear in court for a plea deal in two misdemeanor tax charges and diversion on a gun charge. what are you going to be looking for on the irs was of lawyer's testimony. >> i'm going to look to see if they have anything new that might advance the story more. the testimony behind closed doors in the transcript has already shown extensive details of how the u.s. attorney's office in delaware along with fbi headquarters bungled this investigation and save the biden family. that alone should be big enough for the country to pay attention. i'm going to look to see if betty more evidence that they can say was. liz: margo, there was one exc

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news audience. a lot of people are nodding and saying, yes, finally, some people are talking about this. you know who is not talking about it? cnn, msnbc, "the new york times," "washington post," this is really important. over half of all democrat voters still believe the original lie that the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. make no mistake what the democrats have done here. while they are lecturing all of us about the need for censorship and misinformation and all of these things, they actually in 2020 engaged in the most successful campaign of misinformation in modern american political history about the hunter biden laptop and joe biden's connection to it. such that majorities of democrats still believe what those 51 intelligence agents put out that this laptop is made up. they think we're crazy conspiracy theorists and the fbi. this is important. our own fbi knew that laptop was 100% real and they allowed the lie to be spread before 2020 and they allowed joe biden to not have to deal with any of the consequences from this behavior and they're still protecting him to this day because a lot of those democrats don't know the truth about an

time tonight, busy day. joining us now, cnn political analyst and new york times reporter, aston heard in. e testimony to the january six committee, you just saw a moment ago. cnn political commentator, former white house communications director. kaitlan collins. legal analyst and former assistant to u.s. attorney elie honig, pilot -- former fbi deputy fbi director. but how worried should the former president be tonight? >> he should be very wary. . just a couple things about target letters. he did know how many people in -- the department is not required to serve a target letter on anybody before they get indicted. they can do it in some cases, they've clearly done it here. it is a very clear indication that they are looking squarely at him, but they had substantial evidence against him. they are likely to indict these -- if the matter is still up for judgment in the prosecutors office. i think he should be very concerned about getting indicted on what will undoubtedly be a very serious case. >> elie, do you agree with professor tribe about the timing, and also the possible charges? >> i a

cnn david sanger helped break the story, he is a national security for responded for the new york times, and a cnn political and national security analyst. david, the sounds pretty terrifying, how concerned is the white house? >> they're pretty conserved paula. there have been a lot of meetings, taking place and situation rooms, about this. they haven't said very much about it, we actually got on from one of the rare moments, we got a glimpse of this in may. when microsoft and a department of homeland security, the fbi, and others put out a warning about chinese malware. that was found in guam. now, guam of course, the home of a very major american military base. and it was the opportunity for us to pull the string, sure enough, this malware has been found in infrastructure all around the united states. the military bases elsewhere in the world. we do not know how military bases themselves, because frequently the bases use the same water. the same power. the same telecommunications grid, that everyone else in the area uses. >> you report this malware could disrupt or slow american deplo

well, i know what is known from open sources. in the new york times, cnn is the fault of several leadingrican newspapers and tv channels. the discussion in general does not exist in american society . i can tell you for sure that there is a discussion at the top of the government. the pentagon, as far as it can be understood from open publications, supports the provision of attacks to ukraine. this is being resolved. at the level of the white house at the moment and i am, as far as i can see, the hope of those who comment on this that it will be resolved a-a soon it may even be resolved a-a hmm but you understand, i would referred to what he said yesterday at the press conference as general mili, the chairman of the committee of the chiefs of staff, that no weapon by itself can solve the war in favor of cheyovsky in favor of ukraine in particular, but he mostly spoke about the planes, he called to calculate how much it costs, for example, 20f16. for example, ukraine receives them, how will this affect the results on the battlefield, that is, ukraine needs a lot , really needs a lot of th

now, regarding "usa today," they're predictably marching in lockstep where cnn, washington post, new york times see here. remember, this isn't about hunter biden so much, it's about joe biden because regards to the question, david, is the sitting president come compromised by adversaries like china as a result of profiting off the family name during his position as vice president aft the time, is that affecting policy now, and did he do so for perform profit? ask yours this question, how exactly does joe biden afford those multimillion dollar homes in wilmington and rehoboth beach on a senate and vice president salary. it's a good question. david: it is. god love his wife, but she's not making it on her own. there are questions there too. but it's clearly that he has the time to deal with it. he's just avoiding. another thing that he's avoiding, joe, or he has been up until now, is his seventh grandchild. remember this from 2019? roll tape. >> reporter: mr. vice president, i'm wondering if you have a comment on this report or and curt filing out of arkansas -- court filing that your son hunter

main political operative, a guy in pennsylvania, is cooperating according to reports at cnn and "the new york times." he's cooperating. and rude skwr giuliani engaged in conversations with jack smith over these kinds of things. so it would not surprise me if there is a federal indictment of trump on some of these charges. but it also wouldn't surprise me if there were not. because unlike the classified documents case, which seems if the facts in the indictment are true, pretty cut and dried, there may be some novel legal theories. so there's going to be both a legal calculation and a political calculation about whether or not charges should be brought against trump for those election-related activities from 2020. patt: expanding the supreme court has been something that politicians have talked about for and against going back to f.d.r. and there's been a question now, an issue of expanding the court, something that according to -- wanting to know whether that would be a counter to the right tilt of the court. president biden seems to be resisting that idea. probably because of the swimming upstream

operative a guy named michael roman in pennsylvania is cooperating according to reports at cnn and the "new york timese is cooperating. rudy giuliani engage in conversations with jack smith over these kinds of things. it would not surprise me if there is a federal indictment on trump on some of these charges it would also would not surprise me if there weresi not. unlike the classified documents case which seems the facts in the indictment are true are pretty cut and dried there maybe some novel legal theories this will be up the legal and the political calculation whether or not charges should be brought against trumpel for this electin related activities. >> is spending the court is something politicians have talked about for and against going back to fdr. there is been a question that would issue expanding the court something according to ari ella wanting to know whether that would be encountered with the court. president biden seems to be resisting that idea. probably because of swimming upstream odds it would face in the political cost of even proposing it. >> wright, biden is going to be running

first reported by the "new york times," cnn has learned that donald trump's son-in-law, jared kushnere hicks have testified before a grand jury investigating 2020 election interference. with me now with more on this, the former federal prosecutor, renaldo renati, and what do you feel about this, because "the new york times" had said they had previously asked if donald trump had acknowledged that he had lost, and they wanted to know how he was informed that he lost. why would the prosecutors want to know so much to get down to this? >> well, ut maltly at the end of the day, kate, they are trying to whittle down the defenses. they can't call him and he has a right to remain silent, but what he might try to do is to put on other witnesses who can try to make his defense, and the defense is going to be that he genuinely believed that he won, and all of these fake elector schemes and other methods to try to object the proceedings of january 6th were that he was cheated out of a legitimate win, and what the viewer sauce preview of this hearing is that they want to lock in all of the witness

according to reporting from the new york times, cnn, prosecutors recently sat down for hours apparently with both trump's son-in-law, derek kushner, in his former longtime aide, hope hicks. nbc news good from the prosecutor spoke earlier this year to trump's former white house administrator, -- the goal is to establish the ex presidents intent in the days and weeks after the election. according to the times, kushner was asked, quote, about whether mr. trump had privately acknowledged in the days after the 2020 election that he had lost, according to four people briefed on the matter. that line of questioning suggests prosecutors are trying to establish whether mr. trump was acting with corrupt intent as he sought to remain in power, essentially, that his efforts were knowingly based on a lie. evidence that could substantially bolster any case they might decide to bring against mr. trump. also, in recent months, jack smith's team has interviewed the secretaries of state for pennsylvania, new mexico, and michigan. all three states were targeted by trump and his team's efforts to overturn

finally, this is difficult for the biden administration to overturn and i hope the media, "new york times," post, msnbc, cnnand recognize it for what it is. the judge said, i believe this is greatest infringement any of us have seen occur in our lives. it cannot be allowed and we are getting judges pushing back. this could be the most consequential opinion of the 21st century by district court judge. right up there, i am sure you remember this, floridian judge did it, a judge bravely said, you can't have a mask mandate on airplanes. that opinion has not been reversed and this is more consequential, though. >> kayleigh: let me underscore, you are not overstating this, they sent a message in january of 2021, asking to censure r.f.k. jr. and from the children's health defense, a nonprofit ran by r.f.k. jr., interesting stuff. check out what is kicking -- >> clay: i remember jen psaki, you stood there, threatened him from the white house press briefing. that is in there. thank you. >> kayleigh: i was never in touch with social media companies. clay travis, see what you are doing at outkick. don't move, heading

knows that you know, i think that democrats think they can get away with it because the "new york times" and cnnthe washington post" will not report on this as they should. they will report it as the spin from the white house, which is that joe biden is suck his father. he calls his son every day. >> laura: yeah. but there was no conflict, mollie, because joe biden didn't say well, by the way, burisma, my son is actually working and to help burisma and they might be helped if this guy gets fired. he needed to say that at the very least. >> nothing but conflict of interest when you are taking money from foreign oligarchs access. >> laura: mollie and miranda, great to see you don't, thank you. we will have more with oversight committee member byron donalds. i can't wait to hear what he says about what happened today on the show later on. but, up next, u.s. cities collapsing and meet aoc. wasn't she supposed to be a progressive? next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: well, i don't think this is the heap that sinatra was singing about. in new york over the weekend, hundreds of migrants violently tried to bust into the

according to reporting for the new york times and cnn, federal prosecutors recently sat down for hours, apparently, with both trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, and his former longtime aide hope hicks. and nbc news confirms that prosecutor spoke -- former white house communications director alyssa according to the times, what could the commission was asked quote, a according to four people briefed on the matter. that line of questioning suggests prosecutors are trying to establish whether mr. trump was acting with corrupt intent as he sought to remain in power, essentially that his efforts were knowingly based on a lie, evidence that could substantially bolster any case they might decide to bring against mr. trump. also, in recent months, jack smith's team as interview the secretaries of state for pennsylvania, new mexico, and michigan. all three states were targeted by trump and his team in his efforts to overturn his election loss. that, is in part, according to cnn reporting. that brings us to the efforts of individual states to hold these election deniers accountable. this week ari

cnn's senior legal analyst. we want to start with this "new york times" report of a target letter in the mar-a-lago documents case to this low level trump organization employee. the bigger picture, what does that tell you is going on here? >> it's very interesting. we should not just overlook it. prosecutors send target letters when they believe someone is likely to be a defendant. we know jack smith and his team send target letters. they sent one to donald trump before making him a defendant. this mar-a-lago employee is now a likely not deferent but likely defendant. >> low level may actually mean fruitful. >> low level can make big cases. >> all right. with all this information that we just outlined, and all the questions we now believe special counsel is asking in the elections probe, if they were to make a case against donald trump on january 6th, what would that case be do you think? how would they doubt? >> let's see. may it please the court. your honor. this is a conspiracy. this was a plot. the person behind it was donald trump. the goal was to steal the 2020 election. this was a plot built on a lie. the

let's bring in cnn political analyst and also correspondent for the "new york times" joining us fromnd good morning. i want to start with on top of the meeting that we know president biden an zelenskyy will have in a few short hours, biden also expected to deliver a foreign policy speech that is being described as a major address. what are you expecting here? >> reporter: it is a major address. the president remember campaigned on not only restoring competency, normalcy, but also america's reputation on the global stage. and when you ask administration officials, the thing they point to is how he's united the west and allies against russia's invasion of ukraine. so in this speech after the meeting with zelenskyy today, how can he not only speak to western allies, reassure president zelenskyy, but also assure say people in europe that have been dealing with an energy crisis, americans as well and continue to boost engagement and attention on this war and tell them why it matters. it is a central hallmark of his administration and this speech is not only going to be speaking to nato me

counter-offensive so, at least at least, it is called western by authoritative buildings, like the new york times cnnmberg, thousands of soldiers who were trained at the training grounds of germany in eastern europe under the close supervision of american instructors get out of the reserves of the armed forces and rush into battle in minefields, but fortified positions are all efforts concentrated in the south, in order to achieve the main goal set by the command of the armed forces of ukraine and nato , cut the land corridor to the crimea, the hottest spot russian artillery works. before us is a panorama of the battlefield, the advanced armor of the group is advancing, stretching along the front, three combat vehicles the projectile arrives in the first, but it continues to move, despite the fact that flames are already bursting from its hull, a second blow finishes it off and immediately gets it. frozen somewhere behind and apparently not daring to continue the movement of the armored car artillery projectile blows to pieces over the field rise smoky pillars attempt. breakthrough. in this section,

news is thank you. >> you can watch the entire interview that he did with president biden sunday morning 10 p.m. right here on cnn. coming up, new reporting that was just published in the "new york times about trump's former chief of staff saying in a sworn statement that then-president presume ask the irs to investigate two fbi officials that he has very publicly criticizezed. ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ [ tires screeching ] director: cut! jordana, easy on the gas. force of habit. i gotta wrap this commercial, i think i'm late on my payment. it's okay, the general gives you a break when you need it. yeah, we let you pick your own due date so you can pay your car insurance when it's best for you. well that's good to know, because this next scene might take a while. [ helicopter and wind noises ] for a great low rate, go with the general. hi, i'm jill and i've lost 56 pounds on golo. hi, i'm barry and i've lost 42 pounds. jill and i are a team. if she tells me to do something, i usually jump on board. golo was doable, it's realistic, and it's something we can do the rest of our lives. >> new reporting from the "new york times," reporting that donald trump's former chief of staff john kelly said

cnn about his actions. his attorney told "the new york times" the only communication cheseboro had with anyone in georgia regardings sending ballot forms to david shafer. but e-mails released by the january 6th committee show it was more than just paperwork. >> there was legal structure to this. there was constitutional structure to this. there was logistics. there was secrecy. there's no doubt in my mind that this started in the oval office and worked its way outward. >> reporter: coming up -- inside the plot to seize voting data. >> really a who's who of election deniers. >> reporter: all caught on tape. >> they spend hours inside this restricted room in the elections office. you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so it is a competition. save up to $500 on the new sleep number® smart bed. plus, 60 month financing on most smart beds. shop now only at sleep number®. the morgan stanley client experience? listening mor

miller along with david sanger, white house and national security correspondent for "the new york times." he's also a cnnional security analyst. guys, thank you both for joining us at this really critical moment. aaron, i want to start with you. as we were saying, it seems that israel is pulling back from jenin, operation not done yet. but it could be winding down. when you look at the incredible scale of the operation undertaken by israel's military over the past couple days, alongside this attack in tel aviv, it's hard to imagine the tension easing any time soon. >> no, i think that's right. counterterrorism is critically important particularly given the fact that the palestinian authority has almost no influence in these camps. and in jenin, their largest city in the west bank, where fattah once predominated. they've made tremendous inroads. the israelis tactically i think probably achieved what they wanted to do. but the reality i think is going to be much tougher. counterterrorism untethered from any sort of broader approach to strengthen the palestinian authority which is critically important -- i

cnn. she's contributed to the new yorker, the "new york times" and many others. and so without further ado please join me in welcoming mike and alexis to the stage. hooks well high. >> hello. kirk's first of all congratulations for this new book. i know all of you have picked up because you are here tonight. but if i can encourage you to overspend i would recommend buying a second copy or getting it from your library because one of the most rewarding things i heard haven't also written a book on someone who is part of the american revolution is the book on the topic can enable you to talk to family members, friends and other people you have not been able to connect with on american history. i find it totally enriching. i joined a family group recently and i'm pushing it on everyone. i want to say to my congratulations on a book but also congratulations on finding where the very few rich unproblematic white men. it is nearly impossible. so let's start out with a well done, good choice. >> god bless you for having it mostly writes it. >> that's the thing he didn't

saying i'm going to encourage an arm school shooter and a few months later cnn wrote an article calling me a bully in the new york times in instigator. all i can say about this black lives matter activists all the time they find races, they call professors and students and when a white student does in the cult cyber terrorist, bully. it shows the double treatment to second-class treatment of white people especially white students. stuart: have you got any support from the college or anybody else questioning. >> it's really ironic because the conservative paper on my school fired me they said i was too extreme. the school, the professor filed two separate complaints to get me expelled. my school fortunately refused to expel me so i have to apply to chicago to do that. i want to use the platform to say if there are any white students listening from idling schools or other schools, you need to speak up. this is insane, seriously consider what this class title says. problem of whiteness. what is that saying, there is a solution? what is the solution. this is absolutely insane and is only going to get worse, this is clear a

graves, what is document it by the public, not just the new york times, cnn and many other national news outlets. the office of the director of national intelligence published public reports documenting uaps and on june 9th, 2022, nasa announced the agencies commissioning a study to examine unidentified anomalous phenomena. a number of reports, whistleblowers and stories of unidentified anomalous phenomena should raise questions on investigation and oversight and that is why we are here today. pilots reported encounters for years but because of the stigma around reporting these incidents we don't have a complete picture of what is going on. particularly as our witnesses will testify on the civilian side and that's a real problem. it's important that we show democrats and republicans in congress can come together in a bipartisan way to cut the misinformation and look at the facts in a serious and thoughtful manner. if we are to advance oversight we must gain the broad support of the public. we will succeed getting facts the public faster if there is a broad public support as part of the p

"the new york times" reports a federal judge has dismissed donald trump's $475 million defamation suit against cnnrmer president filed the suit in october claiming the network's use of the phrase "the big lie" in reference to trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election was unfairly associating him with adolf hitler. the judge ruled that all of the cnn statements that trump cited were opinion, and therefore didn't qualify as libel or slander. >>> "usa today" reports at least 30 dogs were found dead in ohio. the rescue hoarded animals. the butler sheriff's office found the deceased animals along with 90 living dogs which were seized. authorities say they found some of the dogs housed in a garage with no ventilation or air conditioning. the owner of the rescue faces charges of neglect and cruelty to companion animals. >>> and "the deseret news" reports that lori vallow daybell will be sentenced to. -- today. the idaho mom faces life if prison without parole for murdering her two youngest children. she was also convicted of conspiring to kill tammy daybell, her husband's previou

"new york times," ron desantis will appear in rare cnn interview. and politico, can ron desantis become an insurgent. your thoughts. >> he's got to run like he's not the fronts runner. he's running like he's the frontrunner. he's running like he's the one to watch. he shouldn't be. he's the one that should be the underdog. he's showing that he can fight for america and americans. >> harris: why is that? why does he need to do that? he's in second position. andvivek ramaswamy was second. >> it's fascinating. desantis has really lost momentum since april. the more people have gotten to know him, the less they like him. he's likability numbers have dropped. more people are hearing from him. he had a lot of popular symbolic measures. he sent immigrantses up to martha's vineyard. now they hear about the woke wars than the wars for the american people. 69% of americans, 70% of americans wants someone that will fight the system that field rigged to the rich and powerful. it's not about woke wars. it's about the unfairness that is at the centerpiece of what

biden was just slammed the new york times for being a deadbeat granddad. also, us a today. and here's fake news. cnn quote, the slodaw pace of biden's reelection campaign feeds democrats 2024 anxiety.nxy axios, meanwhile, exposedxposed volatile temper, referring to him as, quote, ol d yeller. whistleblowers continue to allege serious crimes committed joe and hunter, including bribery, tax violations, money laundering. we'll learn a lot more next week. and let's not forget bri cocaine and now other drugs we find out or discovered in the west wingbu of joe's white house. but of course, they haven't found the culprit and are not looking anymore. biden's trip abroad was an outright disaste r. disast >> and take a look ater w your screen. this was in finland,as i joe, nibbling, if you will, and trying to kiss a terrifiedon looking toddler. creepy joe is back, butjill be clear. joe biden's always been creepy, weird and not veryiden alw smart but to make matters worse, his cognitive decline has nowno rendered him totally, completely inept. rendered you decide. >> president zelenskyy. soon after that, i lik

national media has included numerous appearances at msnbc, cnn and c-span and interviews with print publications, including the new york times, the washington post. her writing has appeared in outlets the nation and impact alpha. so grateful for, both of you to join us tonight for this conversation. and please give our speakers a warm welcome welcome with some of what an amazing institution we are so grateful to be here. i am certainly. and amanda, this is very exciting to be in conversation with you. i think you have given us such a powerful offering in getting me cheap. i read this book in, the context of being someone whose work in the world is organizing and campaigning for social. and what i read this was as a kind of contribution to the conversation about ways in which our economy and society and social safety net, such as they are now, make brutal demands on working women and in low wage jobs, especially care workers, nannies, care workers, child care workers, fast food workers, the folks who do the work that powers the day to day for so many us who are doing other kinds of work and how we collectively as a are making

know, there were folks who consumed fox news and cnn, you know, some some folks even, you know, you know, read some very kind of kind of urban, you know, new york times, wall street journal and so forth. so in terms of the media, there wasn't a through line which think actually shouldn't be surprising because rural america is a very diverse, interesting place with lots of different perspectives. so big surprise that the media consumption is is equal to that there was it's something that i've actually argued about this in my last book too that some of the media that was consumed would be, say, on youtube or on facebook and there would be conversations about folks who were kind of known to promote and. the problem i see is that a lot of our really good journalism or really good media is is really out of reach for a lot of people in rural america. and it's really of reach if you're not willing to, you know, pay a subscription and. the subscription to a lot of this is pretty expensive. and so for me, that was a really big part of this is that i think if you if there was much more equal access to on you, you could like, for example, like i have a subscrip