most of my life worked at fox cnn, nbc, one to peabody awards interviewed for presidents. i only say that because after all this stuff, you know that i've done and work and all these networks and stuff, you know, you got a pretty good idea of what news should be. i think it should be honest. i think it should be direct. and i think it should be impactful. on this show. we're going to tackle julian massage and do it lastly the trial, i'd sure. what is it with the here it berrera's was ties to terrorism. and the generals take on donald trump. this is direct impact. the.

busy work in fox, cnn, nbc, one to peabody awards, interviewed for presidents. i only say that because after all this stuff, you know that i've done and work and all these networks and stuff you, you know, you get a pretty good idea of what news should be. i think it should be honest, i think it should be direct, and i think it should be impactful. on this show, we're going to tackle julian massage and do it that way. the trial, i'd sure. what is it with the here it berrera's was ties to terrorism. and the generals take on donald trump. this is direct impact the, the kind of how are we going to do any of those stories? first, i want to introduce you to our steam, the panel 2 gentlemen who are, i think of a lot smarter than i am. they will carry the show, not me, political scientist and co host the critical hour on video. sputnik, dr. wilmer leon and political commentator jamal thomas, he is the also a co host on fort lines for radio. sputnik. all right, let's get started gentlemen. and of course, the base story this week just happens to be almost on the day that

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most of my life worked at fox cnn, nbc, one to peabody awards interviewed for presidents. i only say that because after all this stuff, you know that i've done and work and all these networks and stuff, you know, you get a pretty good idea of what news should be. i think it should be honest. i think it should be direct. and i think it should be impactful on the show. we're going to tackle julian massage and do it. that's really the trial, i'd sure. what is it? where do you hear it? berrera's was ties to terrorism. and the generals take on donald trump. this is direct impact the kind of how are we going to do any of those stories? first, i wanna introduce you to our steam, the panel 2 gentlemen who are, i think of a lot smarter than i am. they will carry the show, not me. political scientist and co host the critical hour on radio spot, like dr. wilmer leon and political commentator, jamal thomas, he is the also a co host on fort lines for radio. sputnik. all right, let's get started gentlemen. and of course, the big story this week just happens to be almost on the day that

. >> i had phone calls from cbs, nbc, fox, cnn, the "new york times" and wall street journal in two days >> mcafee. >> you are asking the wrong question. ask me about our loss. >> that seem to be almost secondary. >> greg was pushed to the side because it was the mcafee circus. >> with police not talking and john mcafee not talking to police, rumor was all there was. that is until the world's most wanted person of interest surfaced in guatemala, seeking sanctuary. according to mcafee's traveling companion, samantha, they would use their wits to elude capture. for weeks, she said, mcafee made police think he was on ambergris caye when in fact they were hiding out in the mainline, she said. in belize city. >> he was in the city. john is smart. he turned his phone on and said they're gonna track us down. leave the phone down. >> because his cell phone was on the island. >> on his blog he was saying, i am standing 20 to 40 feet from my yard and i can see the police are raiding it. >> that was a lie. >> when your life is in danger, you have to live. >> it wasn't easy said samantha. very uncom

cnn. um there was only 5 or 6 places you really could work if you wanted to work in national news. and it was cbs abc, nbc fox news and cnn with amazon be see, i guess coming up to tail. i guess or so that's what 5 or 6 entities in total where you could possibly work today. you could possibly go under a bigger audience outside of any of those places just by putting up some. uh, you know, putting up a monitor behind you and doing a newscast out of your basement. so there and there is no editors to hold them accountable. i think that's which is good about. it's gonna balance. so we have people that are checking what we're saying and holding us accountable before it even goes out on air. yeah, charging scratch. no, you're absolutely right. i think we're moving toward a place where we will find the middle ground where the democratization of information will be people choosing people who they think are smart enough to listen to. and, and that's happening right now. and you know, it's why we're doing the thing that we're doing here, which i never thought that i would have done in the past. but, you know, here i am

of their plans and according to a draft obtained by the times, the letter, endorsed by fox news, abc, cbs, cnn and nbcpresumptive presidential nominees to publicly commit to taking part in general election debate before the november election. so there. now obviously the reason being, at least in part, because there are growing concerns, especially amongst key democrats, that putting mr biden out there in multiple debates could lead to some trouble. so the thinking goes this way, instead of debating, which is risky, accused the former president of being such a lawyer that debating him would be simply pointless and thus in the process avoiding the possible gaffes and stumbles that could befall an 81-year-old on stage several times. how soon this letter will be delivered is anybody's guess but given the public good, it is hoped that it will be effective. >> trace: that is the hope. kevin court live from dc, thank you. thank you for coming on you both. i like to put the first one up there. how important for biden and trump is it to debate. you see the number on the left, 64%. it's a big number so it would

i was invited once, as you know, i was a, i was, i worked at cnn and i work at nbc and i work in fox and all these places. and i was part of that call, dr. bought into that culture, but i remember i was invited to go to the correspondence dinner once and i refused . i always felt that if you're a journalist, you shouldn't go get drunk with the people that you are supposed to have a rival risk relationship with. my job is to check you to ask you hard questions, not to be your body and to see all these people there together, all friendly and telling jokes and patting each other on the backs. the whole thing is wrong. it's not just wrong now. it was ridiculously wrong this year. this is the worst i've ever seen. but it's been wrong for a long time, angie. oh yeah, but they have to put up this slay this whole hollywood production. they have to keep it going. is part of the script you gotta understand, this is the club as you know, and i'm thank you very much, rick, for not being part of that establishment class for doing eye. witness reporting, an old fashioned journalism. not to call yo

that statement, a joint statement by news organizations including c-span, the associated press, cnn, nbc, foxews media, news nation, and br -- npr, cbs news, and others. it says, with the contours of the 2020 four election coming into clear focus, we, the undersigned national news organizations, urge the present of presidential nominees to commit to participating in general election debates before november's election. general election debates have a rich tradition in our nation's democracy and has played a role in every presidential election for the past 50 years meant dating to 1976. in each of those elections, tens of millions have tuned in to watch the candidates debating side-by-side in a competition of ideas for the votes of american citizens. the statement is on x at this very moment if you would like to go have a look. let's go back to your calls on the iran strike on israel. joe is on our line for independents. can you turn down the volume on your tv? caller: sure. good morning. the conflict existing between israel and palestine goes back to the end of the 19th century. when you talk

that statement, a joint statement by news organizations including c-span, the associated press, cnn, nbc, foxews media, news nation, and br -- npr, cbs news, and others. it says, with the contours of the 2020 four election coming into clear focus, we, the undersigned national news organizations, urge the present of presidential nominees to commit to participating in general election debates before november's election. general election debates have a rich tradition in our nation's democracy and has played a role in every presidential election for the past 50 years meant dating to 1976. in each of those elections, tens of millions have tuned in to watch the candidates debating side-by-side in a competition of ideas for the votes of american citizens. the statement is on x at this very moment if you would like to go have a look. let's go back to your calls on the iran strike on israel. joe is on our line for independents. can you turn down the volume on your tv? caller: sure. good morning. the conflict existing between israel and palestine goes back to the end of the 19th century. when you talk