couldn't have made this up i mean george orwell had that famous line didn't i'm going to misquote which is the party didn't like history so the party rewrote the history and then the history was good or whatever it was they went in the sense that's what trichet and facebook are doing why are the why are they so scared of road course to buy try columbia on r.t.r. say what i think no doubt later you have somebody with a different view and that's who people are what they want strong opinions fairly debated and they thought they were getting that which which had facebook and other media plus social media platforms but it's quite clear now then you know the people who own this the people in silicon valley who are predominantly left leaning certainly liberal in the right you to the world are controlling it just like an old fashioned fleet street editor and we are being conned and facts just ask me shallow ban completely now or is it that i'm surprised on we've not heard the phrase trying to influence elections being used yet because if you're withholding information that you know can ca

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technology you hardly notice but don't let yourself be fold they're still there it's like in george orwell'snovel nineteen eighty-four. yeah i want to know just how accurate this software is a transit authority employee takes a photo of me and uploads it into the system. then images from six taxis appear mine is not among them. but all of them a foreigner as this man looks a bit like you i think that maybe we just need more data from foreigners to improve our accuracy. even here in china surveillance systems are not perfect but the country is working hard to fix that. for years from now thanks for watching . climate change. waste. pollution. time for good. eco africa people and projects that are changing alarms are meant for the better it's up to us to make a difference he can lead. the w.

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or as george orwell wrote in the novel "1984" reject the evidence of your eyes and your ears.resident dominating airwaves this morning even when he didn't plan to be. former fixer michael cohen release add secretly recorded audiotape featuring donald trump discussing a payment involving a former playboy model. and giving a public boost to the press after the president attacked reporters as fake news during an event yesterday. and speaking of campaign lines from years ago, egging on high school students in a chant of "lock her up" and the hammering the white house for trade policies and a government bailout to farmers. one senator likens to the economic graft of the soviet union. one republican senator, i might point out. good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it's wednesday, july 25th. i'm willie geist alongside nbc news capitol hill correspondent host of k.c. d.c., kasie hunt. >> welcome, guys. >> lightning, let us know. >> waiting for the barnicle hot tape flames. >> might be coming today. >> one today? a tease from msnbc contributor mike barnicle. also with us, national af

. >>> president trump drawing comparisons to george orwell after turning his appearance at a vfw convention in kansas city into a campaign rally. the president used the event to defend his tariffs on u.s. trading partners, telling his supporters, we don't apologize for america anymore. then he took a page straight from orwell's classic "1984." >> what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. just stick with us. don't believe the crap you see from these people, the fake news. [ audience reacts ] >> that is the vfw. afterward, the vfw released a statement, saying it was disappointed in its members who booed the media and that it was happy to have all the networks attend as invited guests. >> don't believe what you see. don't believe what you read. don't believe what you hear with your own ears. >> gaslighting. >> gaslighting in america, all right. seven minutes after the hour. >>> cnn has learned the white house is no longer releasing summaries of the president's phone calls with world leaders, ending a longstanding practice by republican and democratic administrations,

. >>> well, if it's thursday, as george orwell said, it's a beautiful thing, the destruction of words. tonight, the real motive behind the president's growing authoritarian behavior. >> just remember, what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. >> plus, tweet exposure. why the special counsel is zeroing in on the president's tweets. >>> and tariff backlash. has mr. trump lost the pulse of the heartland? >> we're not bailing out any farmers. >> could trump voters in 2020 and 2016 elect democrats in 2018 in the midwest? >> the farmers love me. >> this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington. buckle up, folks. there is reporting in "the new york times" that suggests bob mueller thinks some of the president's tweets might be evidence of obstruction of justice or even witness tampering. and that's not all. "the wall street journal" is reporting that the trump organization cfo, allen weisselberg, somebody we introduced you to yesterday, known as the president's long-time financial gate keeper, is being called to tes

. >>> president trump drawing comparisons to george orwell this morning after turning his appearance at a vfw convention in kansas city into a campaign rally. the president used the event to defend his tariffs on u.s. trading partners, telling his supporters, we don't apologize for america anymore. then he took a page straight from orwell's classic "1984." >> what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. just stick with us. don't believe the crap you see from these people, the fake news. [ audience reacts ] >> afterward, the vfw released a statement saying it was "disappointed" in its members who booed the media and that it was happy to have all the networks attend as invited guests. >>> ivanka trump is shutting down her fashion brand with plans to focus instead on public policy. ivanka retains limited ownership of her business. that limited ownership means it reduces potential ethics violations while she serves as senior adviser to her father, the president, but sources say that given these restrictions, ivanka decided it didn't make sense to keep the company r

maybe the president is a george orwell fan? a big reader, so -- no, obviously, it shouldn't take a panel to discuss the fact that that's just a completely inappropriate statement from a sitting u.s. president. but what i thought was interesting was that yesterday after his remarks and after some of the boos from within that crowd at the vfw hall, the vfw itself put out a statement basically saying we were sorry to see that. we invited journalists and we appreciate their role in society and it's important we've seen colleagues like martha raddatz and others remind all of us that many journalists are themselves journalists and have been to cover wars in military war engagements and it's always been the u.s. -- part of the u.s. embrace of free speech to have journalists robustly cover what happened overseas so people in those countries also can have a sense of what their own governments are doing. >> look, he attacks the press all the time. attacks institutions all the time and attacks political opponents all the time. maybe this

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a picture of netanyahu taking a selfie but remastered to ref george orwell's "animal farm." all animals are equal but some more than others. it's not the orwell reference to power and privilege that sparked the outrage, rather the fact that pigs are considered impure in judaism. the jerusalem report which published the original cartoon said it wouldn't work with the cartoonist anymore. but since then there has been a wave of public support. crowd funding page has been opened. and another journalist resigned from the paper in protest. >> i'm not sure film' reading this right, but we're going to gypt with a strange story of impersonation. >> yes, two imposstors were found out thanks to a visitor at the cairo zoo who noticed that paint was dripping off one of the zebras. upon closer inspection, it turns out the zebra was a donkey on which stripes had been painted by the zoo managers. experts promptly confirmed this online saying the snout of the zebra is black and ears much shorter. but the stoo's director didn't give in and in an interview he maintained and insisted that this

this sends many of us back to the pages of george orwell's 1984 with the subversion of truth. remember this exchange between the protagonist and antagonist? how can i help seeing what is in front of my eyes. two and two are four. sometimes there are five. sometimes there are three. sometimes they are all of them at once. are we back to an orwellian future? are we? >> that's a real danger of it. when actually the executive power decide what is is real and what is not, what is truth and what are lies. the thing about or well's book, it came out in 1949 and he died in 1950. the crucial thing so soon after the war was that everybody felt the bad guys, the nazis or star led that they made their bad work through violence and through war. through concentration camps. or well's life was about the power of words and politics. they knew the destruction of language was at least as powerful as concentration camp guards and barbed wire. his major point when he described how a big brother and that dictatorship achieved that power was to talk about the narrowing and diminishment of language

others include unpublished love letters written by george orwell and a stanley spencer portrait thatge because he was an internationally known figure and he painted seriously all his life. he started life as a painter and then turned to acting. this is the first—ever exhibition of his work. although it concentrates mainly in the last 20 years, it is a significant thing. it is a big responsibility. john had been asked in the past, i think, if he wanted to have an exhibition and he kind of pushed... i haven't enough work or it wasn't good enough. i can only hope that he would be quietly chuffed, you know. but he may well be up there in some way or another saying, what are you doing? it is a great chance to see works by a man who never exhibited during his lifetime. ian barmer, bbc news now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz the heat wave continues with temperatures rising even further this week, but not for everybody and i cannot stress the really high temperatures as far as this week is concerned will be concentrated across southeastern and eastern parts of the country. o

confidently towards the future and a very solemn view from stephen key food remains were so for george orwell's one thousand nine hundred forty thinks that the way the world is heading stephen writes the northern hemisphere a dictatorial power blocs fighting over the resources of the southern hemisphere as they've been scotland it to be in the euro is a block of e.u. and russia luciana block off america and if are we to be the northernmost part of that airstrip well abscessed the enough stephen george george will wrote his sport to stop ian masterpiece in scotland so you may be on to something there and finally this week from matt who is talking about the national security capability of unis worried that the increase funding for the world service is basically a state funded propaganda channel using its state and capitalism to push their agenda the exclusion of all others actually but it was you read a tweet that gave us inspiration to do this program on soft power that's absolutely true that one person is propaganda is another person's information as we're trying to deploy in this program much

technology you hardly notice but don't let yourself be fooled they're still there it's like in george orwell'snovel nineteen eighty-four. yeah i want to know just how accurate the software is a transit authority employee takes a photo of me and uploads it into the system. then images from six taxis of. mine is not among them. but all of the foreigners this man looks a bit like you i think of you maybe we just need more data from foreigners to improve our accuracy. even here in china surveillance systems are not perfect but the country is working hard to fix that. sports now and there's just a day to go until the quarter finals of the world cup so straight over to moscow correspondent oliver moody who's been in the thick of things so to speak only is the excitement mounting there on the ground in russia as the later stages of the tournament near. yes certainly especially among the home fans with the hosts russia surprisingly still being in the tournament there's been a great sense of excitement throughout the competition but i think it goes off a notch at this stage the quarter finals i think o

anything on facebook so what i actually think it is it's sort of like one thousand nine hundred four george orwell again we thought it would be the government and they being our privacy we are giving access to our privacy by posting ourselves you know so. yes you can go you know down the street to your grocery store but say you're going to whole foods if you're using your amazon prime card should you assume that your you know your purchases with your amazon prime card regardless of whether or not you're ordering groceries from amazon that that might be actually what you could do you could be a very unhealthy person you could buy your friends food and then get lower insurance rates so you actually. you actually could be your day thinking you know i thought you were my last question is you know it just seems like i wish this weren't the case but it just seems like this is the beginning it's not the end of the it's just discussion about saving is stealing if it's yelling it's i think things we didn't actually say we wanted to be access but we're giving them a lot of these think you know you're you're

echoes a line from george orwell's 1984. the party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. could be about to crack. 105 days until the midterms and this is the big headline from sabato's crystal ball. the house tilts toward the democrats. crystal ball just changed its ratings from 17 individual house races all of them moving in favor of democrats. and that includes steve king's seat in iowa. democrat connor lamb. only had to turn around and run again due to redistricting. has lamb up double digits who is an incumbent. if democrats succeed in taking back the house, that is the end of the president's protection. subpoena his tax returns, they could subpoena testimony from the trump administration. might have something to do with the president proposing a $12 billion bailout to farmers. it explains why the president's legal team is now offering the special counsel an interview excludeing obstruction. rudy giuliani telling the wall street journal. not long ago, giuliani acknowledged trump's words, attack on the mu

that was president trump turning into george orwell.the white house will no longer tell the public when the president speaks to foreign leaders, they're suspending this longstanding practice of releasing sum rays to the public. what has happened to transparency. max, do you agree with this? i feel like something shifted in helsinki. it was the first critical clear time when the public didn't have to take the press's word for what happened. the public got to see with their own eyes the president blame america, and vladimir putin, and say that yes, he did want trump to win, and since that moment, the white house and the public again can see this with their own eyes, are saying it happened there is, we all remember that roite reuters reported asked who he wanted to win. >> it you want president trump to win the election and did you direct any officials to do that? >> yes i did, yes i did. he talked about bringing the u.s. and russia relationship back to normal. >> in the official transcript from the white house, they changed reality. they

. >> people immediately began drawing ties between what he said and george orwell's book 1984. the party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. it was their final most essential command. patrick, is this what orwell warned about. >> it is what he warned about. it's galling for the cht of the united states to basically tell americans don't believe what you see with your own eyes. i mean, what -- what kind of sort of moral leadership is that in what sort of integrity are you holding up with that? yes, to david's point early yerl and yours, a lot of americans right now think about right track and wrong track and they feel like you know we had -- we are having economic growth that is really significant growth. you have 4.1% second quarter growth, you know on track for a very strong year. a lot of republicans certainly feel like the right track, you know, is here. and president trump is leading that way. but you know the question becomes this isn't just sort of little kind of white lies or sort of spinning here and there. it is you know the united states's democracy

the quote was often compared to pis line from george orwell's novel "1984," tty told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. it was their final most essential command. blayne alexander is tracking trade and tariffs tonight for us, blayne? >> reporter: certainly, there's a lot to track on that frontea ng to that same group today the president promised american farmers that the tarils w pay off eventually. today his administration says that help is on the promising billions of dollars in emergency aid, but critics s that they have a better idea. stop the trade war that made it necessar in the first place. with the trade war heating up, president trump sending help to american farmers caught in the crossfire. this is the time to take off the rip-off of tariffs. we have to do it. >> reporter: the administration nouncing $12 billion in temporary aid for farmers hit hard by retaliatory tariffs. >> i it's two yea we'll have a lot of problems. >> reporter: president trump made it clear that the trade war is not ending soon saying that tariffs are the greatest and promising this event

talking about the economy, but now a number of experts say the president's message sounded like george orwellout life in the authoritarian state. a lot of lines people are pulling from orwell is as follows, the party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. it was their final, most essential command. here now is novelist and orwell biographer, d.j. taylor. the author of "orwell: the life." d.j., welcome. >> very nice to be here, brooke. >> when you heard the comments made by this president yesterday, you tell me what crossed your mind. >> well, i immediately thought, because this has been going on for some time now for a couple years, i thought this is the latest installment, the latest chapter in the trump orwell story. because as you remember, as soon as he was inaugurated in january of last year, sales of 1984 rose so exponentially that the publishers could keep pace with demand. they went up by several thousand percent because people thought that a new autocratic style of world government had emerged with trump at the forefront. and so my immediate thought was that we are ba

in hispresident, dystopian novel, "1984," george orwell wrote the party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and years, it was the most final, essential command. well, we saw earlier this weekend in helsinki what was truly an orwellian moment. amy: the trump administration on thursday announced plans to roll back the endangered species act, ordering federal agencies to consider economic impacts before listing animals as protected under the law. the newly proposed guidelines by the interior department would allow corporations involved in mining, drilling, or other forms of extraction to proceed with projects that would otherwise be prohibited. in response, the natural resources defense council tweeted, "this is unacceptable. the esa is a wildly successful piece of legislation that has prevented 99% of the species it protects from going extinct." aides to former epa administrator scott pruitt held a newly-purchased office desk in storage to air out for a few days, after raising concerns that it contained formaldehyde. that's according to "politico," which obtained an email showing

and i have three kids can in school, and everybody knows that nobody cares that george this like george orwellfive. because two plus two is four. and i have december 1941's pearl harbor and facts matter. if you think that they don't t matter, you won't get far in the 21st century. we are in a rut, and we have broketen washington politics. it is not about barack obama being just a beacon of light, but people like john mccain and mitt romney were to have a good match with obama. trump has just been a nightmare and the problem is that the republican s a republicans are not showing courage standing up to somebody who is a serial liar and somebody who no kid in america can look up to and aspire to be. >> yeah. i want you to the listen to this clip from president obama last week talking about politicians and lying. >> unfortunately too much of politics today seems to reject the very concept of objective truth. people just make stuff up. they just make stuff up. we see the uter loss of shame of the political leaders who are caught in a lie and they double down and lie some more. >> this is the thing,

the first would be "the manchurian candidate" and the would be george orwell, "1984." read them and weep. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. poe: mr. speaker, megan is a fourth generation texas a&m agee. her decision to attend the prestigious school was never a question in her mind. it was an amazing experience until it wasn't. one morning while serving as a tutor, a member of the fighting agee football team twice her size exposed himself to her not two feet away. making sexual advances toward megan, becoming aggressive, terrified and shocked, she abruptly left the room, trying to remain calm, as he followed her. unbeknownst to megan, her assailant had done another thing to another tutor just hours before. mr. speaker, megan feels he -- she did not get justice against her attacker. she said she was failed by a university who was not tot

. >> shades of george orwell and "1984" as well.e e-mails obtained by "the times," amy stoddard, there's this quote saying that the president also called for the ordering of two additional televisions to support beam, a tivo-like streaming device to make sure the president and first lady could both watch tv in their separate hotel rooms when they travel. >> yes, what's interesting is actually a cnn reporter asked the spokesperson for the first lady today about this. and was met with a response that said something like this is the number of kids that are afraid to go to school every day because they get bullied and it seems really silly to be focused on what people are watching on tv or what channel the tv is tuned to. we know that the first lady and the president have separate quarters and sometimes go days without seeing each other, they have totally separate schedules. i think they watch separate tv stations. it's very interesting, the details that came out in the piece. >> and in fact in that statement from stephanie grisham, i b

not george orwell telling you to reject the information from your eyes and ears.at's the president saying, believe me, not them. you can make the decision for yourself. you should. it should be obvious. as you do, you might want to consider this report from the "new york times," showing just what the president himself sees and hears. it is what he wants to see and hear. according to an e-mail exchange obtained by the "times," the president saw the tv turned to cnn that his wife was watching and the president raged at his staff for violating a rule that the white house entourage should begin each trip tuned to fox. officials confirmed that tuning the st.tvs to fox would be stand operating procedure going forward. with us is one of the reporters on the story. shannon and john pacback, as we. katie, this stems from an e-mail exchange you managed to obtain. tell us more about that and what it shows. >> well, i mean, it was an e-mail exchange between white house military office officials and white house communications officials. it illustrates the degree to which the p

information, trump's blatant request that people ignore their own eyes could literally be ripped from george orwell'stold you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. now, liberals have long attacked trump as bad for working people, a conman who ran on populism, but governed for the 1%, kind of a policy chief. another critique is that trump is actually challenging something more valuable than property, our sense of reality itself, consider another dystopian writer curtis jackson who said hate a liar more than i hate a thief. a thief is only after my salary. a liar is after my reality. in fact, in that same song, there is another axiom, quote, here's a jewel, love your enemies and hate your friends, your enemies remain the same, friends always change. and some of the friends who know trump best are changing, michael cohen, rick gates, michael flynn. trump's wider cast of political friends, republicans who've never met him around the country, they're standing strong tonight and appear down with his reality. i'm joined by steve schmidt. what do you think trump is doing, and is he aware, to some deg

the incident came just one day after trump drew comparisosonso george orwell's dystopian novel "1984" with these remarks to a veterans of foreign wars convention in kansas city. in pakistan, vote-counting is underway after wednesday's general election, with early returns showing former cricket star imran khan building a commanding lead to be the next prime minister of pakistan. opposition groups, including the party of former prime minister nawaz sharif, are rejecting the results, alleging vote rigging and saying pakistan's powerful military unfairly sided with khan. wednesday's vote proceeded amid heavy security after a string of attacks on voters left scores deadad, including a bombing in e northwestern city, quetta,a, wednesday that killed 31 people and a attack on a polling station in balochistan that killed four others. in syria, a series of gun attacks and suicide bomb blasts claiaimed by isis killed at leat 216 people wednesday in one of the group's worst assaults yet inside syria. the violence was centered in syria's southwest, where isis launched an offensive on villages surr

use technology you hardly notice but don't let yourself be fooled this still there it's like in george orwell'snovel nineteen eighty-four. yeah i want to know just how accurate this software is a transit authority employee takes a photo of me and uploads it into the system then images from six taxis appear mine is not among them. so for the work but all of the foreigners this man looks of it like you i think of you maybe we just need more data from foreigners to improve our accuracy. even here in china surveillance systems are not perfect but the country is working hard to fix that. maybe or is that just a little bit scary how do i get a. changing of the guard at a famous german company and one that has been making headlines fill the bus of german steel giant isn't cope is stepping down german media is reporting that highly he zinga is leaving before he gets fired american activist investor paul singer recently bought at stake in the company with the aim of forcing using out according to the news magazine dash to get the move comes shortly after to sin announced a deal to merge its european ste

. >>> well, if it's thursday, as george orwell said, it's a beautiful thing, the destruction of wordsthe real motive behind the president's growing authoritarian behavior. >> just remember, what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. >> plus, tweet exposure. why the special counsel is zeroing in on the president's tweets. >>> and tariff

technology you have lee notice but don't let yourself be fooled this still there it's like in george orwell's novel nine hundred eighty four. i want to know just how accurate the software is a transit authority employee takes a photo of me and uploads it into the system then images from six taxis appear mine is not among them. so they work but all of the foreigners to this man looks of it like you i think of you maybe we just need more down to from foreigners to improve accuracy. even here in china surveillance systems are not perfect but the country is working hard to fix that. more on the story now with sophie richardson the china director for human rights watch is joining us from washington hi sophie good to see you now one hundred seventy million cameras already in place more than four hundred fifty million on the way there are plans to equip all of these cameras with facial recognition technology how worrying is this i think it's extremely worrying it's important to start from the base the understanding that there are almost no actionable privacy rights in china to begin with and on top

others include unpublished love letters written by george orwell and a stanley spencer portrayed, which figure and he painted seriously all his life, he started life as a painter and then turned to acting. this is the first—ever exhibition of his work. although it concentrates mainly in the last 20 years, it is a significant thing. it is a big responsibility, john had been asked in the past, i think, if he wanted to have an exhibition and he kind of pushed that he didn't have enough work or it wasn't good enough. i can only hope that he would be quietly chuffed me you know? but he may well be up there in some way or another saying, what are you doing? be up there in some way or another saying, what are you doing7m be up there in some way or another saying, what are you doing? it is a great chance to see works by a man who never exhibited during his lifetime. ian balmer, bbc news. that's all we've got time for this morning. thank you all for watching. more from bbc news online. hope you enjoy the rest of your sunday. dan and louise will be back with you from six tomorrow morning. to make

george orwell addicted all of this when he said words with determined liberty.if the president can define war rather than the congress defined the war, he or she will define it in a a way to facilitate hir her use of it. at one point the obama administration argued that the use of intelligence forces on the ground who were not wearing uniforms with insignias on thin is not the same as military forces on the ground. they looked a little different because they didn't shave everyday but they were carrying the same type of offensive weaponry with which to kill people that had not been authorized by the congress. so the use of the phrase associated forces and permitting the commander-in-chief to define what those mean, used this phrase early with senator merkley, is like justice jackson said in the cincinnati of korematsu, as loaded gun and a desk drawer of the present ready for him to take it out and shoot it, whenever he wants. >> i i see my time is expired thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator peters. >> thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, thank you for your testimo

published and i stay friends with him all his life and -- >> i like you to respond to a quotation by george orwellut morality and language and i thank you do. in light of your reporting aboue politics of the english langua language. in our time political speech and writing are largely the defense of the indefensible and things like the continuance of british rule in india and the russian purges and deportations and the dropping of the atom bombs on japan can indeed be defended but only by arguments which are too brutal for most people to face and do not square is a professed aims of the political parties. political goal language has to consist largely of euphemism, question begging and sheer cloudy bigness. defenseless villagers bombarded from the air and the inhabitants are driven out in the countryside's and the machine guns and the houses that fire within scary bullets and this is called pacification. millions of peasants are robbed of their farms and sent trudging along the roads with no more than they can carry and this is called transfer of operation or rectification from peers. people impri