abc news's top anchor george stephanopoulos after fire for failing to disclose he donating $75,000 to the clinton foundation. he is a well-known clinton hack and has been for years. you may remember this "time" magazine cover from 1994, stephanopoulos over bill clinton's shoulder in the oval office. here with reaction to rnc cham reince preibus. my question to answer is he kud nating with the democratic party, coordinating out of the blue question he asked mitt romney in 2012 did he coordinate with the clintons before this interview? i suspect he probably did. i don't know if i'd believe his answer either way. what are your thoughts? >> well i mean this is the issue of why we have been tackling the debates and who's questioning our candidates the entire time. i want to make sure you know and the listeners know that you know this issue today is troubling and it's an issue and people will talk about it. but in my mind, and i've been very public about this. george stephanopoulos was never going to moderate a republican debate anyway. >> you told that to abc? >> i've said it to everybody.

george stephanopoulos who has excelled at politics and journalism, appears to have failed both professionsith a single transgression. as my colleague reported to date abc news this week and "good morning america" host stephanopoulos has donated 75, 000 to the clinton foundation, something he had not disclosed to viewers or employers. stephanopoulos apologized for not disclosing the gifts. abc news called the oversight a mistake. a sentiment stephanopoulos amplified and an afternoon interview. "we stand behind him," the network offered. corporate speak for we will bind george and barbed wire the minute he becomes a distraction. the donation corrodes much of the journalistic credibility stephanopoulos has labored so carefully to build since joining abc news in december 1996. stephanopoulos critics were many at the time of his appointment predicting his crackup before he completed his first assignment. "the los angeles times'" howard rosenberg prophecied that stephanopoulos would not be able to shed his intense loyalty for clinton. that is a little bit from jack shafer's article this morning

is saying sorry enough for george stephanopoulos? now that we all know about his donations to the clinton foundation. >>> plus a famed investigative journalist challenges what we were told about the killing of osama bin laden. how can we know what's really true here? >>> and a war of words between president obama and fox news about the war on poverty. good morning and welcome to "reliable sources." i'm brian stelter, and we're starting with brand-new information about this ethical controversy that's really encircled abc's george stephanopoulos. this morning he apologizing again for donating to bill and hillary clinton's charitable foundation. what his colleagues and his rivals are wondering is whether that's going to be enough. let me back up and tell you the story from the beginning. stephanopoulos was one of bill clinton's closest aides in the '90s, and pretty much ever since then he has been distancing himself from those roots. he has turned into one of the biggest stars of television news cohost of america's most-watched morning

at "rolling stone" that turned out to be false, now a new scandal involving abc news anchor george stephanopoulos. yesterday stephanopoulos acknowledged that he failed to disclose $75,000 in donations to the clinton charitable foundation. today, he apologized. >> over the last several years i've made substantial donations to charities, those donations were a matter of public record but i should have made additional disclosures on air when we covered the foundation and i believe directing donations were a mistake, i should have gone the extra mile to avoid even the appearance of a conflict. i apologize to all of you for failing to do that. >> the problem for stephanopoulos he is the former clinton white house d he aggressively challenged recent reporting that raised questions about the clintons and their foundation. while his boss at abc say they are satisfied with his response a growing number of media critics are asking why there wasn't a bigger investigation or penalty involved here. geraldo rivera is a fox news senior correspondent and host of "geraldo rivera reports" and howie kurtz is the ho

get george stephanopoulos off the debates. e not going to be replaced by george will or jonah goldberg. that is fundamentally the issue here. so let him apologize. also, you know, george stephanopoulos is a very established figure. he has been around for 20 years in public life. i find it hard to think there are a lot of people out there who give him a pass for former democratic operative helping democrats get elected drawing the line at this donation. >> donation directly connected to a story that you are doing? chuck? >> well, that was the problem. when he said this on jon stewart. he said people are giving money to the clinton foundation to buy access. that seems rather different in hindsight doesn't it. george stephanopoulos has himself raised the question like were you buying access by giving this money? i think he has a still more explaining in his future. >> he wool quickly work through our winners and losers starting with you jonah on this friday. >> my winner is the bill de blasio wing of the democratic party which has

mercy, can republicans trust george stephanopoulos to be fair? >> it's interesting, because senator marco rubio this morning on fox with chris wallace basically said you know, i've always viewed him as a fair credible journalist. but when you're looking at especially the conservatives on the right, they're saying this is questionable. i mean you go back to the 2012 -- >> do you think it's questionable? >> absolutely! you worry about the fact that will he be able to even give hillary clinton a fair interview, an objective interview? you know it makes everyone very concerned on the right. you're starting to see these stories pop up on "national review." rush limbaugh even talked about it about him, that he was never a journalist in the first place. so it does impact i think, george particularly for this particular presidential cycle where hillary clinton is running. >> i don't think it's fair to say he's never been a journalist in the first place. i think he's worked hard in 18 years to bring his partisan past behind him. this brings it up again. h

million over seven years, but even if it's two-thirds or half of that to me abc believes that george stephanopouloss too big to fail. on the other hand 40% want stephanopoulos banned from campaign coverage. he pulled out of the presidential debate but then how will he interview a candidate, including hillary clinton? >> that's exactly my point. if abc news wanted to behave ethically on this and not lose him, they should have said you're out of the 2016 campaign. we can't have you as t the face of our coverage. >> how could you do that when he's co-anchor of "good morning america"? >> then they have to shift it or put a reporter out there on the desk and let them read the nice thing things things where a lion chase the car. howie, you know that's exactly what it looks like he is. i'm angry because i gave him the benefit of the doubt for years. you know i said this guy can do it diane sawyer betweencame a fair journalist and he showed his strikes. >> he worked really hard to establish himself as a journalist and undid some of that. you've got abc chief anchor apologizing, brian williams on suspension

pricing artist sought to keep people talking about stephanopoulos by hanging these posters outside abc headquarters. pay pal they say, linking george and hillary clinton. now, they were taken down in a matter of hours, but not before the blogs noticed. so what are stephanopoulos' rifles saying about the donations? check out with cbs' bob schieffer told me. he moderates "face the nation." did you read about the stephanopoulos donations and just smack your head and think what was he thinking? it seemed like so many people in the news business reacted that way. >> you know again, i just never comment on my competitors and what they do. that requires no comment from me. people will make up their minds what they think about that. >> i think it requires comment from you because people wonder is everybody doing it? are you making donations? >> no. >> people don't give to campaigns but giving to a charity is different. >> number one, i have never made a political donation to anybody. i've always felt one of the great things about being a reporter is you can say, hey i don't do that and the other part i'll let people make up their minds. >>

then it's going to move to the news media of the day. >> was anyone really surprised that george stephanopoulosn? >> but here's the deal. i would not give jeb bush money. would i give george h.w. bush -- i don't know if i would or not. but if i did -- >> he's not running for president. >> yeah. he's not running for -- >> but there are lines. >> i think the transparency is important. i'll give you a a small example. i have written about ben carson and every team i do i point out he operated on our son. i don't think i could possibly write about ben carson whether favorable or unfavorable without saying i had a personal connection. once i say that then i can write about them. stephanopoulos just said it, he wouldn't be in this about. >> the global foundation of the clintons is now under a cloud. when he was giving money to it it was, oh this is a good charity and give to it. so i'm not sure it's fair to say, hey it's the jeb bush question what we know now would we do it. if you ask stephanopoulos would you still make those did heonations? i'm sure it would be a heavy no. >> i think you have to go

host: if jeb bush was asked to appear with george stephanopoulos, would you advise him? guest: i would ask him to think it over. i have had a bias. i have known george four years. he is a friend of mine. he is not a bad person. i do not think he ought to be written off as an objective journalist. i think he made a mistake. my advice would be to treat him as the serious journalist we hope him to be. host: i want to get your reaction to what senator ted cruz told party activists at the south carolina freedom summit. here's a portion of the speech available on our website. >> i would encourage each of you to ask every single candidate who stands up in front of you you say you believe these principles. show me. when have used it up and fought for them, what have you bled for them, what have you accomplished? [applause] >> if you say you oppose obamacare, when have you stood up and fought to stop it? [applause] if you say you oppose president obama costs unconstitutional executive amnesty, when have you stood up and fought to stop it? [applause] if you say you support the fir

the problem with george stephanopoulos is a problem for george, abc.does not really play into the clintons in terms of whether it works for hillary clinton. john: the people attacking the left they had a better day because they were able to get traction on this issue. she is here in new york doing fundraising. the first big donor fundraising day. three big events. that has been overshadowed. we will talk to al hunt about her fundraising operation. mark: one thing that is amazing, george's name was on a publicly disclosed website by the foundation. what is bad is that everyone may realize they need to go back and look at the list carefully. that will produce more journalists. john: the simpsons. harry shearer, the voice of mr. burns, ned flanders is said to be walking away from the show. cofounder james l brooks tweeted that the show is still trying to work things out with shearer. we did some googling and are astounded by the number of voices he has done on the show. here is an example. >> we must be vigilant. every home, every church. >> i grew up in

[laughter] we will be on this story all week up next we have the issue how abc news george stephanopouloshy he is getting a pass after failing to disclose his donations to the clinton foundation in coming up next hour. meanwhile of clinton cash was ruled by stephanopoulos before we knew about his donations that is tomorrow right here on the "varney & co.". after chris roberts said he could hack into the plane's flight system. remember what he said about packing into the entertainment system? the maddow was frustrated sitting on an airplane and know there was security risks flight communications media should not have been so blind and consequences went from there. >> i offered to sit down with them on numerous occasions. >> the fbi was there that particular day. >> he was on the flight from denver to syracuse and he said there are boxes under every seat he could get into it to provide data that could be taken to the cockpit he could make one of the engines climb higher with this sudden and ramp up in the engine gore move sideways and he treated that out now they detained him for three hour

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hillary clinton and george stephanopoulos.e he contributed $75 thank you for joining us to the clinton foundation. hillary's campaign manager now was also stephanopoulos' intern at one time. he will not be moderating any republican presidential debates this winter. come on in herman cain. herman, i don't think he has any role to play in abc's election coverage 2016. you can't put this man into the election coverage. >> that's probably the only good thing that has come out of the revelations about the connection between stephanopoulos and the clintons. you've heard that old saying stuart. birds of a feather flock together, and the thing about political cronies is that you have a lot of political gypsies that are going from one cronies campaign to another cronies campaign. so this is not exactly a shocker. but the good news is he won't be in a position to ask gotcha questions of presidential candidates. >> i think he's a movement i think he's a mole for the clintonistas inside abc news who surfaces every now and again to make hi

george stephanopoulos hosted debates at the past.as hosting. >> fortunately to me i don't have to make the decision. ryan priebus they are going to have veto power over the host. not have a host who is actually just in it for the entertainment value. i'm grateful and i spoke to the rnc yesterday in phoenix. one of the things they have done they have recognized that the purpose of republican debattle is not to provide entertainment ventricle europe for the masses. help republicans to pick a candidate to cover their banner. gear the debates in every way towards helping had the republicans of america come to a decision about who they would like to be president. and, frankly i think when they do that, they are going to pick me. that's just the way i kind of see it. i'm looking that way anyhow. >> let's move to hillary clinton now because have there been some reports this week about how much the clintons have earned in speaking fees. of course, a lot of this coming to light and the clinton foundation donations and suddenly bill clinton ge

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tom: a lot of opera as i say we all know george stephanopoulos was a clinton guy.s there any surprise? as a journalist you are more concerned about the fact that it is not ethical. >> for me it was he was a clinton guy. when i went on the interview i knew he would ask tough questions. i got them from chris wallace on fox. i expect those but i assume that was the previous chapter in his life he had left the clinton fold politics was known and anchor at low and behold we realize it is not the past, it is the present. he has an ongoing relationship with the clintons that is financially and in terms of time. not a question of him in the past being a clinton guy but what he's doing now as he covers the story. >> the new distillery headline, $11 million she has made since 2014 known speeches, the$.2 million from the tech industry and eric schmidt, mark zuckerberg instrumental in getting president obama elected and now she has the same ties in silicon valley and issues with this? >> if you look at speaking fees we expect 6 politicians to hit the lecture circuit and that i

i have tremendous respect for george stephanopoulos. i enjoy watching his show and have enjoyed be interviewed by him in the past. he is very professional and very interesting to watch. he makes for compelling tv. he is however, someone who is a long-standing clinton ally. he got his start on the national stage with the clinton administration. he has donated $75,000 over the last three years to the clinton foundation. when he was interviewing peter sweitzer, he went after him, the author of "clinton cash." went after him quite aggressively almost like a prosecutor trying to build his case. that is his prerogative but it calls into question whether or not he will be objective in approaching the 2016 presidential election cycle. abc has got a lot of great reporters and there are a lot of others who could cover this cycle very well without all of -- at least the appearance of an impaired objectivity. jonathan karl, for example could cover it just fine. i think that would make sense for abc but that is abc's choice. bob: abc has not gone th

this goes to the heart of george stephanopoulos' role as a journalist.hweizer, the book, of course, is "clinton cash." thank you very much. you can catch peter monday night 10:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel, special report, the tangled clinton web. liz? liz: breaking news, the national football league rejected the nfl players' union request for commissioner goodell to be recused from the tom brady deflategate hearing. they wanted him recused and not part of this. nfl says too bad, commissioner goodell will be a part of it. david: interesting. liz: will you be outside grilling this memorial day or inside on a cloudy day? fox news's rick reichmuth has answers from the weather center. >> clouds for some and sunshine for others. starting off really cold, liz. tonight, we have hard-freeze warnings in effect across a lot of interior sections of the northeast as well as parts of michigan. get ready for a very, very cold night. temperatures in the cities like buffalo and sir crews into the -- syracuse and across the coastal areas a really chili night an

>> such a bombshell that george stephanopoulos had to withdraw as abc's moderator next year in the debate. this blunder by stephanopoulos is so severe it threatens to undo what hi's done in the 18 years at abc news. >> really? >> yes. it is that serious. the clintons is his achilles heel with the background. i used to interview him and spun by him as a campaign operative and a wlin on the white house aide and as an anchor to give the money to the clinton foundation while covering the story is in itself a grave error in judgment but then to not tell his bosses at abc news to not disclose it to the viewers, it's unthinkable. >> what -- now that abc comes out and says we stand behind him but as you point out, he's removed himself from hosting abc's presidential debate. so my question to you is if you do that as a journalist and you acknowledge that you are too conflicted to host the presidential debate aren't you too conflicted to cover the presidential race? how are the view earls supposed to trust him in the lead-up to the debate and the postmortem after the debate but not the debate itsel

john: we have both known george stephanopoulos many times and have been on his show.may very well be on his show in the future. there is no doubt in my mind that the clinton cash for fans -- the clinton cash fans had a better day today. we would have heard all day long that the book had to be amended, and that it has been overshadowed by republicans braying for abc's collective head. they like nothing better than to attack the media. that is a good political position. they were on offense when they should have been on defense. mark: newspaper articles make errors and magazine articles. the errors in the book you should not just brush them away and say they are nothing, but they are not fundamentally undermining the thesis in the book. there is our problem. the problem with george stephanopoulos it's a problem with george and a problem for abc. i don't think it plays into the clintons, in terms of whether it is utter or worse for hillary. -- better or worse for hillary. john: the democrats are not going to be attacking her. they just had a better day because they were

host: if jeb bush was asked to appear with george stephanopoulos would you advising?- what would you advise him? guest: i do not think he is a bad person, and i do not think he ought to be written off as an objective journalist, i think you made a mistake. my advice would be to treat him as the series journalist he hopes to be. host: i want to give direction to what senator ted cruz told party activists at the south carolina freedom summit. >> i would encourage each of you to ask every single candidate whose hands up in front of you if you believe these principles, show me. when have used it up and fought for them, what have you bled for them, what have you accomplished? if you say you oppose obamacare, when have you stood up and walked to stop it? if you say you oppose president obama o unconstitutional amnesty, what have you stood up and fought to stop it? if you say he supports the first amendment, where were you in indiana? if you say you support the segment, where were you when harry reid was coming after our gun rights? host: he took a swing. guest: i do not thi

." >> let's check in our friend george stephanopoulos he has a look at what's coming up. >> reporter:ews breaking overnight, two armed men killed after opening fire at a texas art exhibit which featured a contest to draw muhammad, a very provocative event. we'll learn about the of a attackers. we have an abc exclusive carly fiarino has big news she is preparing to run for president. >>> a lotto winner scratched off a ticket and walked away $75, the problem is it was worth 75,000. star wars in time square, we'll go behindment scenes as we get ready for that big event. >> of course we say may the forest be with you george stephanopoulos. >> very impressive. >> reporter: i'll tell you the problems out on the road. look at the jam up on the schuylkill expressway. eastbound traffic heavy from industry avenue to the vine. extra heavy because of vine street expressway eastbound. we have an accident there that was blocking a lane for a while. extra heavy delays on the schuylkill expressway. new issue in the pottstown area 422 eastbound at keim street a disabled vehicle is causing a problem, w

filling in for george stephanopoulos.in cleveland over the not guilty verdict for a white police officer to the deaths of a black couple. john kasich joins us. the isis threat are they winning. key provisions of the patriot act set to expire. if the he is domestic surveillance program about to go away? all that is coming up on this week. nydia and eva back to you. >> after the i indianapolis 500, "action news" returns at 6:00 p.m. for eva pilgrim, chris sowers, have a great memorial day we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. we'll see you next weekend. >> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week" -- isis takeover? the terrorist fighters now expanding their grip, is president obama's plan to contain the jihadist surge failing? plus, thew claim from isis this morning. >>> patriot act chaos. the dramatic 1:00 a.m. senate scramble. will the government's domestic surveillance phone program be disconnected? >>> hillary clinton e-mail mayhem. revealing new w information about benghazi and more. >>> and on th

despite george stephanopoulos' apology this morning many questions remain. hat goes back decades. >> very deeply rooted. by have a lot saying by george here. his role has been questioned and criticized based on deep ties to the clinton family. when did those begin? 1991 bill clinton selected him to be deputy campaign manager during his presidential campaign. after clinton's '92 victory stephanopoulos became one of his most trusted aids and served as senior advisor for the president. after clinton's re-election in 1996 stephanopoulos stating stress fatigue, depression. he then moved to new york and crossed over to journalism. he's been with abc since 1997. he's coanchor of "good morning america" and the network's chief anchor. it's been reported he gave $75,000 before the years 2012 and 2014. he says for global aids prevention and other causes. he apologizes for not disclosing to abc or his viewers. he says he views the donations as a mistake and he would have taken the extra step to disclose them. he said he thought the contributions were public record. abc n

. >> george stephanopoulos he is understand fire abc news anchor very well respected and it turns out he donated over the last several years $75,000 to the clinton foundation. do you have faith that he will ask just as tough questions of democrats, of hillary clinton? he recused himself of mitigating a gop debate? >> you are asking a conservative if a well-known liberal is going to be unbiassed? >> you have had a lot of exposure to him. >> i have known him a long time. >> do you consider him unfair? >> i think he has been far more biassed on the lifted side of things over the past, and the way he conducted the debates with republicans, i think it revealed a bias. i have no issues with george he is a nice guy, but everybody has political views. >> you went on his show? >> i went on his show plenty of times, and, look i am used to that. the way i would look at the situation is he just basically revealed that he is who he was, and you know, and is that person. most people most conservatives expect this but i think he probably should have used and exercised better judgment because he is s

the problem i think lies with george stephanopoulos and abc management.he's going to conduct the program like he does every sunday morning, he has to be a fair arbiter. he has to have credibility. and this damages his credibility in a way that i think there they should be extremely upset about it at abc. >> i want to switch gears and talk about a new poll which frankly shocked me. 60% of americans think the economy is still in a recession here. adam does this come as a surprise to you? >> not at all gerri. i think we're unfortunately moving into the age of incompetence driven mostly out of washington's inability to get things done. we're down and helpless about a lot of things. even though we have an economy that's somewhat tepid but still moving up we tend to think the bridge is still falling down. i think this is going to be a big part of the '16 campaign and the dialogue that every american has to be a part of in trying to figure out how we get back on our game again. have the feelings that things are working again. this polls shows that. gerri: i'm no

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thank heaven romney was the first one to get it because he laughed at stephanopoulos and said georgeyond contraception? they come in and out of democratic politics and george stephanopoulos in particular was the one passing out affidavits denying that clinton had an affair with jennifer flowers. could we get stephanopoulos on the record to tell us whether he knew clinton raped broderick? surely he was curious about it. can we get those answers? but the main point here is as i've learned from all of my book tours, you can't control what other people do but you can control what you do. and for the rnc to say none of these people get to interview our candidates. it doesn't have to be you and me. how about, you know have somebody keeping time. let the republicans ask the questions. because the sole purpose of these debates is for the media, working for the democratic party, to implanting the republican ideas that somebody wants to ban contraception. if you and i could moderate a democrat debate i would spend 15 minutes asking democrats to describe exactly what procedures they think is ok

for more on this, let's bring in abc's george stephanopoulos. who will be hosting "this week." george, good morning. we have seen a series of these cases. as you know. is there any possibility it will lead to policy change? >> well, that's the big question right now. you have seen the federal government get involved and put in money for body cameras. all across the country. some police forces accepting that. one of the things you're looking at all these cities do they have to step back from the broken window's policing policy which relies on picking up a lot of people out on the streets for relatively minor infractions. people call that a corruption of that policing strategy. more of an emphasis on dialogue? >> so much tension between the police and communities. in so many parts of this country. i want to switch gears to bridgegate. let's talk about chris christie. two top aids indicted and another one pleading guiltiy in bridgegate. two headlines from the new york city times. christie's camp mobilizes to salvage white house hoax and politico. jeb's secret jersey mission. going

former pennsylvania senator rick santorum telling our george stephanopoulos that he's in. the republican runner-up last time, tonight, waking in now on a possible faceoff with hillary clinton. >> right now, make the 30-second case for why you're the best person to take hillary clinton on in 2016. >> well number one, national security is key. the ability to go up there and debate hillary clinton with the track record not going into a debate with your experience as a briefing book but real experience is important. number two, we've taken her own, we've taken her on on everything from moral and cultural issues on the floor of the united states senate debated her on those issues. we've taken her on in her political shop. >> former senator rick santorum with our own george stephanopoulos. george's entire interview first thing tomorrow morning on "good morning america." >>> hillary clinton making head headlines of her own tonight. people have long joked about the evolving gray hair. tonight, mrs. clinton making a prediction. >> i've been coloring my hair for years. you're not go

because i'm a fan of george stephanopoulos he does work. i like him in america. believe he did it. >> right after peter schweizer who wrote the book clinton cash. and he went right after him even though stephanopoulos given $50,000 to the foundation to clinton cash the book. >> see if he goes after him tonight. that is what i want to see. >> not a prayer. not a prayer no way. but thank you for mentioning that. >> it was fun want to show. >> is the global economy like the titanic that is to be chief economist at hsbc steven king thinks and here's the quote the world economy is like an ocean liner without lifeboats. another resession hits it could be a titanic struggle for policy makers. charles payne is of the money show in las vegas, he joins us now, what do you make of that from the topic columnist. what do you make of it? >> what a name, steven king spreading fear. essentially what this guy is doing stuart is he's saying that the money, the federal reserve here, the esb in europe all of these money centers, central banks, they have no more tools so if something

you just got off the phone with george stephanopoulos. >> this is really evolved quite a lot in the lastrs or so. i'll try to explain the issue at hand. journalists generally do not give money to political candidates or campaigns, but the clinton foundation is kind of one of a kind. it's a charitable organization but run by a former president and a possible future president, a candidate for president. so it is something that is very unique. it was discovered by reporters overnight apparently and revealed this morning that stephanopoulos had donated $25,000 last year and $25,000 the year before that to the foundation. this raised a lot of eyebrows. immediately stephanopoulos apologized, but abc said he made a mistake, we're going to stand by him. 20 years ago, he was one of the bill clinton's closest advisers. so republicans, some conservatives, have always been somewhat skeptical of him, always wondered if he could be fair when covering politics. he's done a lot to earn people's respect and trust. he donates millions of dollars to charities. he happens to give to the clinton foundation a

i want you to hear what george stephanopoulos said sunday morning. yet another apology. here is the anchor of abc's sunday morning show. >> those donations were a matter of public record but i should have made additional disclosures on air when we covered foundation. i now believe directing personal donations to that foundation was a mistake. gerri: so interesting, it takes him a couple weeks here to get to the idea that maybe i should have never given the money knit first place. guy, your reaction? >> he is finally correct. he shouldn't have made these donations. after he did he absolutely should have disclosed it to abc and to viewers especially when he was the lead news anchor covering this story with the clinton foundation, the group to which he donated at center of it, and grilling peter schweizer about this organization, clinton potential quid pro quo slush fund of money. so yes he is finally saying the correct things but actions speak louder than words. this comes back to the question, of whether or not george stephanopoulos has the capacity to credibly cover a hi

. >> clinton cash catches up to george stephanopoulos.the impact it could have on the campaign and his livelihood tom brady defends himself planning to call the nfl arbitrator as a lori: and george stephanopoulos apologizing for donating substantial amounts of cash to the clinton foundation. he admits he was wrong. >> i now realize personal donations was a mistake. even though was then jews stop the spread of aids i should have gone the extra mile to avoid the appearance of a conflict in apologize for failing to do that. lori: under fire for neglecting to error disclose his ties before his critical interview of clinton and cash interview now the author of books for a rematch. >> at least let's do another interview to talk about the con book so we can get a chance to hear what is in the book. >> abc has not committed to another interview but stephanopoulos has removed himself to hosting a presidential debates. we're just learning bill and hillary clinton together receive more than $25 billion from speeches says j. gary 2014. and collected

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breaking news of the president. >>> abc chief anchor george stephanopoulos gave $75,000 to the clintonrlier abc news confirmed he gave $50,000. stephanopoulos is saying he will not moderate any presidential debates he did not disclose this information before interviewing "clinton cash" author peter schweizer. he's apologizing for not telling viewers. that's all we have for now. we hope you are making money in the market. wow. "countdown" with liz claman is right now. liz: will we see it hit a record at the close? what's powering stocks higher and how to play it. >>> bring out the concealer to cover up a huge black eye. avon cosmetics punked by someone trying to drive up the price of the company by issuing a totally bogus press release how many people got sucked into that? >>> while investigators focus on speed and the exact cause of the amtrak train crash snarling traffic in the northeast, maybe it's time to upgrade the infrastructure and look toward a superfast new way of travel. >>> and the simpson wouldn't be the