commissioner covington? >> commissioner covington: thank you, madam president. i've just got a couple of quick questions, but first, i want to really thank barbara moreno. she is just a shining light. she always has such a huge smile for everyone that she encounters, so hopefully, we can entice her to return for the christmas party this year so that, you know, the commissioners can shake her hand and bid her adieu. i wanted to know, chief velo, how many engines are involved in the recall? >> so -- thank you, commissioner covington. we have 11 engines on queue right now coming back. we're almost ready to go when the recall was announced to us, so we're ready to go on that. they're ready for the recall part, the transmission part that needs to be replaced, so we're just waiting for that. we're confident in the next month or so we'll get those parts and get them in the engines out there. once we get them in, they have to be outfitted with our radios and some other parts. they're in california right now. >> commissioner covington: so it'll be about two months before

commissioner covington? >> commissioner covington: thank you, madam president. i've just got a couple of quick questions, but first, i want to really thank barbara moreno. she is just a shining light. she always has such a huge smile for everyone that she encounters, so hopefully, we can entice her to return for the christmas party this year so that, you know, the commissioners can shake her hand and bid her adieu. i wanted to know, chief velo, how many engines are involved in the recall? >> so -- thank you, commissioner covington. we have 11 engines on queue right now coming back. we're almost ready to go when the recall was announced to us, so we're ready to go on that. they're ready for the recall part, the transmission part that needs to be replaced, so we're just waiting for that. we're confident in the next month or so we'll get those parts and get them in the engines out there. once we get them in, they have to be outfitted with our radios and some other parts. they're in california right now. >> commissioner covington: so it'll be about two months before

commissioner covington, yes? >> commissioner: thank you, madam president. i would like to hear from mr. corso regarding grants and other things. we haven't heard from him in awhile. i want to know how our grant funding is going. >> president: can you be a little more specific with other things? >> commissioner: well, i would like to know if he's going to if he presents earlier in the year if he's going to bring along confetti. whatever she would like to tell us. we haven't had a report from him in quite some time. >> president: all right. mr. corso, you're on notice, sir. >> thank you very much. the cycle budget process kicks off in early december and i will work with commissioner secretary on scheduling but having some items on instruction and where you go from that. you will be sick of me in a few months. >> president: i doubt that, mr. corso. >> i doubt it as well. thank you. >> president: thank you. all right. i'm seeing no other hands. so, madam secretary. >> secretary: item eight. adjournment. >> commissioner: so moved. >> president: thank you, commis

. >> commissioner covington. >> present. >> commissioner ken cleaveland. >> present. >> u a commissioner morgan is excused today. >> i have chief of department, janine nicholson and let me unmute her here. >> present. >> present. >> okay. >> all right. we have you present. via telephone.

he has a covington style, i believe a covington style award coming his way for the way he has been slanderednce: what about the immunity these prosecutors have? you know, they have protection. >> will: they do. >> lawrence: this ♪ right what we saw. this is abuse of power of the state. you mean to tell me they didn't conduct interviews and didn't know this guy was going to fold on the stand or were they just incompetent. >> own witnesses baseballly served defense served as kyle rittenhouse deference. look prosecutorial misconduct. these types of things. there is immunity when it comes to the state, so, i, again, i think the only way we are going to find justice for kyle rittenhouse to pursue his own in trying to get his good name back. >> lawrence: you know, you haven't been in the courtroom in a while but are not rusty as all. a man that wears many hats. >> will: i don't know. >> lawrence: while the prosecution case implodes the media is scrambling to make it all about rittenhouse white privilege. today cnn op-ed titled what rittenhouse tears reveal about america. baby face vigilante become

you have nicholas and then covington catholic who sued the media. he is now saying kyle rittenhouse should sue the media. as a heavy points there? >> i don't think so. you think you're going to be able to prove the damages necessary. i think the people have the right to record -- georgia the trial for ahmad albury robbery is taking place currently and i think -- >> trace: i understand you are there with the reverend jesse jackson today. finally to you, mike. your thoughts on that. this whole idea of kyle rittenhouse because the media has been really against him. the vast majority of the media. does he have a shot at suing? >> i absolutely think you should sue for defamation just like the covington kid did against cnn for $250 million that was settled. kyle rittenhouse has been falsely called a white supremacist and a domestic terrorist. that is dependent maturity. he should sue. >> gentlemen, thank you both. >> thank you. >> trace: the latest in a series of biden administration countries continues growing tonight to the fbi's targeting of parents un

giving the precedence of covington catholic, he has a good shot to win or settle most likely. >> martha: yeah. nicholas sandmann himself said he hopes kyle does what is right fighting back and protecting his name. it's the responsibility of people in power to just go to the very basic notion of innocent until proven guilty. you can cover the story, analyze, discuss the different angles. this young man was innocent until proven guilty. he was not guilty today. the inability to wait and withhold until there's more evidence to be considered is really shocking. really shocking. joe, thank you very much. always good to have you. joe concha. so we're going back to alexis mcadams in kenosha. she's with the spokesperson for the rittenhouse family. over to you. >> dave hancock standing by to talk to us here. he said he talked with kyle rittenhouse a few minutes ago. he's very excited that this trial has now been wrapped up here after hours and hours of deliberations that they weren't sure when they were going to get that verdict. kyle rittenhouse visablely shaken up. very emotional in court ther

case but in the other sense it was just an occasion, saying hands up don't shoot in ferguson or the covingtonf vietnam combat veteran or tray von martin was an innocent victim, george the mom and's pathological impulses, these are occasions, they pop up in the news. the media, the left, blm, antifa, they use them to exploit and leverage these larger agendas. the larger agendas don't have 51% where there's an open border or inflation a critical race. etc. etc. so they try to leverage, that is why they are farces, so absurd because when you look at the actual trial, there's nothing they can basic conviction on so you have the absurdity of the da in the aftermath of the baldwin case pointing a gun with his hand on the trigger at the doors or another prosecutor saying everybody should take a beating. if he was really a man he would go out and fight. in 17-year-old to take on dozens. it is all about race when all the players in this tragedy were all white and we have a president of the united states at the end of august tweeting this was about supremacy in this is a person who in that context had

of firearms but in the other sense, it was like saying hands up, don't shoot in ferguson with the covingtons were bullying a vietnam combat veteran or that trave on martin was an innocent victim of george zimmerman's pathological impulses. they pop up in the news, the media, the left, the radical democratic party, they use them to exploit and leverage for these larger agendas. they don't have 51% and its vertical race theory, et cetera, so they try to leverage them and that's why they become so absurd because when you look at the actual trial, there's nothing that they can relieve basic conviction on so you have the absurdities of a d.a. in the aftermath of the baldwin case pointing a gun with his hand on the trigger at the jurors or you have another prosecutor saying everybody should take a beating. he was really a man, he'd go out and fight, a 17-year-old will take on dozens. it is all about race when all the players in this tragedy were all white and we have the president of the united states earlier end of august tweeting this was about supremacy and this is a person who in that context

manipulating i haved crow to attack covington catholic school kids, targeting of parents, the imprisoning of january 6 rioters for years, the extortion of the rittenhouse case and targeting judge and jury. and the story where the democrats attempted to lower a border cross by whipping migrants. it was nothing but hot air. where the hell did that story go, light? it's harder to find than mitch mcconnell's chin. why are we letting the mob off of the hook? republicans, grow some balls. whose side are you on anyway? and there's this hoax to undermine the election because the media not only hate the winner but the voters more. >> much of the dossier has been corroborated. >> if you look at what has become public, some of the public information is very much in line with what is report in that dossier. >> the three-core goals outline in the dossier by that particular source do seem to be very welborn out. >> much of the dossier has been corroborated. >> if you look at one of the memos from comey written in february of 2017, he effectively said that large portions of the steele dossier have been

breonna taylor, the soft on crime da larry krasner, shooter the kill the woman and her unborn child, covington was loading gifts from her baby shower when she was shot several times in the head and the belly. police believe she was planned target the shooting. no arrests have been made that they are questioning a suspect in the case. they advocate fewer gun prosecutions was critics say led to an increasing crime. carley: an internal poll paints an alarming picture of police morale finding more than half of officers regret joining the force which are to react is john mccarty. wasn't long ago being a police officer, being an nypd officer was the coolest profession out there and now we are seeing 56% of officers wish they never joined. what happened? >> the results of this survey should be concerning to all citizens. it highlights the failures of leftist policies. the nypd is made of the most diverse members of the community in new york city in the whole world and these are the men and women who decided to take a profession, go out into the pray, deal with situations and people who will turn the

manipulating i haved crow to attack covington catholic school kids, targeting of parents, the imprisoning of january 6 rioters for years, the extortion of the rittenhouse case and targeting judge and jury. and the story where the democrats attempted to lower a border cross by whipping migrants. it was nothing but hot air. where the hell did that story go, light? it's harder to find than mitch mcconnell's chin. why are we letting the mob off of the hook? republicans, grow some balls. whose side are you on anyway? and there's this hoax to undermine the election because the media not only hate the winner but the voters more. >> much of the dossier has been corroborated. >> if you look at what has become public, some of the public information is very much in line with what is report in that dossier. >> the three-core goals outline in the dossier by that particular source do seem to be very welborn out. >> much of the dossier has been corroborated. >> if you look at one of the memos from comey written in february of 2017, he effectively said that large portions of the steele dossier have been

look at people like nicholas sanman and what happened to him the covington catholic student where heor media outlets they defamed him. they tried to push a narrative that he was doing something that he was not. that he was someone that he was not. we have seen it across the board. i personally want to give a big thank you to independent journalists because, without these individuals we might never get the truth out but what is going on in our country and around the world. again, because there is a narrative that continues to be pushed by the far left media and it is exactly, what you know, you guys are showing there that they want their opinion out there. they do not want the truth to come out at all expense, but they are paying the price because people are unsubscribing, people are not tuning in. a lot of these outlets have incredibly low viewership at this point. they're ultimately going to pay the price. it's time we got back to being journalists and telling the truth and given the facts to the american people and allowing them to make their own conclusions. todd: lara, let's take

with nicolas sandman, the covington catholic boy, how he was defamed by the media. donald trump protestors, many months later, not true. president trump ignored russian bounties on the heads of afghan soldiers until we found out that's not true. we could go on and on for the remainder of the show. we won't but the point is what happened to rittenhouse happens to conservatives at large. it's malpractice. >> it's not just the media who jumped to conclusions. it also politicians, congresswoman cory bush, the president in a campaign ad. >> yes, i mean, look, it's unbelievable at this point that the progressive left has absolutely no respect for the rule of law, due process, presumption of innocence, all the staples of the americaneous system. they are outcome based and they decided somewhere along the way that rittenhouse is guilty and so it's all about trying to introduce as much false information to inflame the public against them regardless of what the jurors are deliberating over. the politicians are the worst. the media is feeding an incredible amount of anxiety. y

oh, remember that kid from covington high school? yeah, he will be a billionaire. when their feelings and opinions derailed by facts and logic, it is racism. what a shock. everything the left doesn't like apparently as racist. everything every voter who doesn't vote the right way, we'll call them a racist too. every three years, for years that is their playbook. every american that doesn't agree with them or every person who dares gets in their way and if democrats cared about what really happened in a riots, pay attention to the 534 violent riots that took place september 2020. where is that commission, liz cheney? maybe they should start a commission. the violent riot that we condemn january 6th. they don't care about true justice were equal justice or equal application of our laws or the pain and suffering here they only care about the narrative. remember the summer of 2020? the cops were injured and billions of dollars in theft and property damage and arson and joining us now with more come with the book "the case for mixing gnomic vaccine mandates" with fox ne

remember the same people who defended the covington catholic kids and insisted there no evidence to thetion and helped crooked hillary to spread actual disinformation through the steele dossier. maybe this is why no one trusts the liberal media anymore. cnn seen a 76% drop in viewership just since january. msnbc is not far behind with 61 percentage drop. and sleepy joe biden is doing even worse. over the weekend his approval ratings took another hit. "the washington post" and abc had him at 41%. "u.s.a. today" has him down at 38%. this is what happens when the left ignores issues facing real americans. people just tune them out. that's why no one is watching him and millions of you have turned to us. joining me now mike roe narrator and executive producer of how america works on fox business which you can check out tonight. all right. we have saved so much cash. we just have like maybe they are talking about bitcoin. where everyone is so rich from bitcoin we can afford $30 bananas. >> it's transitory. >> jesse: do you know what that word means. >> remember that line in the princess brid

tell you, it's great kyla rittenhouse was able to come out swinging and with what happened with the covingtond, i think kyla rittenhouse is now thinking that an exam saying hold my beer, he's coming for the media. he has a case to come for the media. this man is also a lot more intelligent than a lot of these media commentators gave him credit for. he's incredibly well-spoken. he explained his case so well. i think people like whoopi goldberg would do well to actually sit down with someone like kyla rittenhouse, here is side of the story. but i would also say this come i wonder if her tone and feelings would have changed if it was a mob of trump supporter's attacking a blm activist. what you look at that blm activist as a murderer? something tells me that she would not. that's where the problem lies. it's not about justice, it's not about facts of the case, it's not about evidence, for these leftists in the media it's all about narrative and race, even where it doesn't exist. they have to look at everybody who may just be white and they have to demonize them. that's what they've done for so m

post covington high school kids, nicholas sandmann.r just a small it being the victim of a crime? amplifying these lies, the hysteria, the death of freddie gray stoke anti-police hate, didn't end up the way the mob and the media predicted it would buried multiple officers wrongly accused come all of them got off.x and of course the russia hoax, the biggest lie of all, the steele dossier, and much more. anyway, as we continue, we welcome to the program again, joining us now, ari fleischer and lara trump. lara, we will start with you. i it is always the same people and you lived through five years of a never ending almost one voice media mob lie about your father-in-law. >> yeah, you're right, sean. i think people every day ask themselves how bad it really is the mainstream media, are they really lying to us? are they really manipulating the truth to further a political narrative, and r you named a don plus examples of how they have done it in the past. this case above all of them, we have a definitive answer, it is absolutely yes. they

he is the lawyer who represented former covington student nicholas sandmann.rded her current settles a number of suits in the aftermath of that controversy including one against cnn. >> shannon: we also heard from former president trump in an interview with laurie incomparable can you tell us about that. >> that came hours after the president had a -- the former president had a written statement. congratulating kyle rittenhouse for writing not guilty -- saying if that's not self-defense, nothing is. he weighed in on the ingraham angle. >> if you're talking about innocence based on self defense, this was the poster boy. he would have been dead if he had waited a quarter of a second with that gun was pointed at his head pay >> former president trump speaking with laura. rittenhouse put a face life in prison and be -- been convicted. some in congress, democrats were speaking out, asking the doj to take a look at the case, civil cases are still a possibility in this particular circumstance. including a possible defamation case, one that i'm sure you just may want

and much like all the other hoaxes we've heard, the fine people live, the injected bleach, covington,crt doesn't exist but what's premise he does. i feel like i just wrote an outline for a new fox nation series hosted by diamond and silk. if but this dossier smear was designed to sway an election, claiming trump was under moscow's control because of the extorted power of black male. so is the media admitting to their huge error now? of course not. the stories too huge to admit it being falls and that's why the hugest story on earth must stand. it's not sibley the media admitting to being wrong, it's emitting to being fundamentally diluted for over four years and if there's any guiding principle to today's legacy journalism, that's it. [scout applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests! whenever he hears the word "dad," he just assumes some was trying to talk to him because he has a lot of kids! pete hegseth! he dresses like the job he wants, 1980s stand-up comedian, host of the next revolution, steve hilton! she's like my laundry, she smells nice but then ends up on the floo

should he follow nick sandmann of covington catholic and get restitution for all of the lies said aboutann in his lawsuit against the media. all right, joe, your thoughts. do you think he has a case? he definitely has a moral case, no doubt about it. >> know doubt about it coverage you showed god awful. white guy shoots three other white guys and myopic media makes it about racism. circus in town nobody is laughing. how can people guilty of malfeasance get away with it? the answer is they may not at this time. all thanks to the recent precedent set by nicholas sandmann and cnn being forced to settle a deaf fact immigration suit he filed against them. msnbc will be first in line particularly joy reid who calls herself not opinion host this is important she calls herself a journalist and national correspondent so she better call lawyer up at this point because defamation suits are likely coming. first msnbc for following jury bus. running a red light to keep up attempted harassment and intimidation as for ms. reid as a journalist who can't repeatedly call people racist, white supremacist

for a lawsuit that according to todd mchurty, the lawyer who represented nicholas sandmann in the covingtone rittenhouse was using his rifle and engaging in white supremacist misconduct so it's actionable. more recently as in the wake of the acquittal, mr. biden said he respected the jury's decision but felt angry and concerned over the verdict. his vice president kamala harris meanwhile said this. >> the verdict really speaks for itself. as many of you know, i have spent the majority of my career working to make the criminal justice system more equitable and clearly there is a lot more work to do. >> meantime media critics point out that numerous organizations around the globe, including major outfits in brazil, holland and the u.k. have repeatedly reported that people killed in kenosha were black, which, of course, isn't true. it's a falsehood say critics that has been shaped by members of the american media, many of whom fomented the very narrative despite the fact that rittenhouse and all those involved in the shootings were, in fact, white. bret? >> bret: kevin, thank you. you can see

everything from justice kavanaugh to the covington catholic case to juliette to jue smollett. the thing so troubling about this particular case obviously not even the press the fact that the prosecutor was so cud gel in the press he decided to bring case in the first place. no evidence not self-defense negative evidence. his own witnesses were testifying against the prosecution's position. why he thought that he could bring this case is beyond me unless you just believe that he was doing it for the media and see if it works out for him. >> jesse: there he is you see on the screen pointing an ar-15 at the jury with his finger actually on the trigger. it's just astounding that someone like that holds office in this country. there is also some snobbery at play. i brought this up earlier on our air. the press doesn't think kenosha as a midwestern town is worthy of protecting. they don't think kyle rittenhouse should be out there protecting some stupid, you know, car dealership, this is flyover country. right? this isn't worth -- this isn't like the hamptons getting looted. this is

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. >> so this is port covington. it's an industrial area that's being turned into retail, office and hotels. >> reporter: a $5.5 billion project on property owned by the c.e.o. of under armour. >> he got $600 million worth of subsidy from the city, a brownfields tax credit from the state, and a quarter of a billion dollars from goldman sachs-- goldman's own money-- to start this project, before opportunity zones ever arrived on the horizon. this is a project that is an example of people getting a tax break for investing in a project that was already underway and already had some big pocket investors. >> reporter: and, how did it qualify? is this a poor area? >> this site was not originally an opportunity zone. it wasn't even eligible to be an opportunity zone. >> reporter: but, it was next to an old so-called empowerment zone from the clinton era. >> and it turns out, over there under-- under a highway, there's a sliver of land less than the size of a football field. this land overlapped with that old empowerment zon

it's interesting the parallels between covington and this in terms of video tape ending up exoneratinghe won. they cut a deal, but you know, clearly he was able to do that. steve: greg, we wanted to ask you, a little bit, remember it was a couple weeks ago where the fbi said do you know what? we're going to be taking a look at what's going on in school boards and essentially the fbi is going to investigate, and that comes on, came on the heels of the national school board association, apparently sending a letter to the president and the white house referring essentially to parents as domestic terrorists and said maybe you could use the patriot act. now as it turns out some internal memos had been released and it turns out the school board was speaking, they were conferring about this and it looks like coordination. a couple of weeks before they actually sent the letter to the white house, and part of what they said was this. in the september 14, 2021 meeting of the organization of the state association executive directors liason group , they had been informed there was a meeting with t

. >> covington, washington >> and the home of the cowboys, dallas, texas. >> from richmond, virginia>> here on a bucket list trip. >> from rochester, new york. because today is mom's birthday. >> hey, nana and papa. we wanted to wish you a happy 55th anniversary on the "today" show >> good morning, everybody wow, lots to celebrate out there on friday morning, including our hall of famer, sheinelle jones >> thank you >> hoda and craig are off so it's nice to have you and now you have even more credentials >> thank you and thank you for all the tweets once you said it this morning, twitter is abuzz >> because we're proud of you. >>> veterans day is coming up and craig will have a special story on the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> well get to your news at 8:00 we begin with breaking news in the covid fight. pfizer says its experimental pill for treating covid is so effective it plans to seek approval very soon for emergency use. in the meantime, there's growing pushback over the latest covid vaccine mandate for employers. gabe gutierrez joins us with the latest on all of it. gabe, go

use your quadrupling down instead, covington catholic is an example what happened when nicholas sandmantest spree of smash and grab robberies looting suggesting it is being used as a racist term. i think that is racist. >> this looting, we are going to call it that because it is looting is having a real impact. you see we are in a business network, their shares down 20% since the chain said because of organized theft especially in san francisco it ceo is warning workers are quitting and says, quote, this is a real issue that hurts and scares real people. it is chaos in the city by the bay, residents leaving in droves. who is in charge? nancy pelosi, gavin newsom. i don't hear them talking about this when it is a huge jujitsu playing on the screen, at least on some news outlets. ashley: to get back to that point, you are saying looting is racist your assuming everyone of color is doing the routing -- looting, that's not true. white people lose as well so that's a racist statement, you're not allowed to use the word looting but gavin newsom is getting tough on crime calling out mayors to

left-wing media like cnn, msnbc and new york times, they destroy the character of that young man from covington. they filed charges. he is facing the worst prosecutor ever. a man who has disregarded the truth and justice, the obligation of a prosecutor is to find the truth. basically this prosecutor wants to convict kyle rittenhouse regardless of the facts. stuart: you said a moment ago you have been involved in this kind of thing for a long time, you followed the trial. what is the jury verdict? i shouldn't ask that but give me an idea where they are coming from? >> honestly, most jurors do the right thing. they follow the law, look at the facts in the courtroom but we can't deny there is a crowd outside the courtroom. they are trying to intimidate the jury. the jury should have been sequestered. if the jury follows the law kyle rittenhouse is a 3-man. if they are impacted by the outside, all bets are off. stuart: okay. a verdict may come today or probably tomorrow. when you think it is coming? >> can i come back to your show? >> of course you can. it is on, you are on. thanks very much. we wi

she was pregnant. 32-year-old jessica covington shot several times after her baby shower.n psaki criticizing florida governor ron desantis after disney world decides to halt its vaccine mandate for employees. >> the governor there has consistently taken steps to take steps backward as it relates to fighting the pandemic, not forward. carley: psaki's comments comes days after desantis signed several bills protecting residents from vaccine mandates. a grandmother says she was kicked out of a georgia hotel for leaving a bad review online. the woman claimed she and her 6-year-old grand daughter daughter had to walk to a notes a pajamas when police showed up to make sure they left the bay month inn. the review said the hotel was run down and a toilet didn't flush properly giving three out of five stars. hotels.com refunded the woman after questions from reporters. had to walk to a new hotel for three out of five stars. brian: where was it. carley: was it georgia? ainsley: bad review staying at a hotel and they kick her out. steve: because she is sitting in her hotel room and sh

saw the video of the young man, nicholas sandmann, who had been caught up in the turmoil of the covingtonschoolkid. while his interview was very articulate, he seemed very smart, to me as a mom, humanizing this, looking at him, you can tell he has matured way past his age. he has been through a lot. that is probably why he reached out to kyle rittenhouse directly. reach out to me. i know what you've been through. let me help you learn from what i've gone through. these boys had to grow up real fast because of the trauma of this, and i agree, with alexis' description, this is like ptsd. lawrence: will you touched on a point about the humanization as well but i also think that was the problem with this case. i've been having a lot of conversations with friends disagree with me where i stand on this case and part of what i continue to hear is the larger narrative or the big picture. you know that is not the way the criminal justice system works. you cannot connect this to another case or say this larger movement. i have not heard from any of the critics of our commentary to say there was som

. >> commissioner covington. >> present. >> commissioner ken cleaveland. >> present. >> u a commissioner nicholson and let me unmute her here. >> present. >> present. >> okay. >> all right. we have you present. via telephone. >> good morning, everybody. to commence our meeting, please allow me to make this

we saw covington catholic and the success nick sand man had settling $250 million lawsuit against cnnthey are coming here some examples particularly on one network you just played msnbc as far as putting their thumb not only on the scale but their whole bodies on the same this white supremacist and guilty before proven innocent. will: i don't think they be granted that goodwill. looking at blatant lies. lies that continued after the verdict as well. continued to triple down on white supremacy. just blatant factual errors or lies. i want to ask you this, joe. i don't know that you saw this but i believe it was on cnbc a couple days ago. a guy named john malone. the chairman of liberty media. the primary shareholder shareholder of "discovery." "discovery" is the owner of cnn. i bring that up to tell you and the audience, he said i would like to see cnn return to real true journalism. you talked about defamation suits. and we are looking for a check on these lies. we're looking for some way for accountability. do you think there will be a house cleaning at a place like cnn over these bla