i think, each other‘s all is, spreading gossip. ithink, when each other‘s all is, spreading gossip.ir questions or issues are not being dealt with properly and they start to see this cosy and is, i think that is where faith in democracy ebbs it a bit. i do not approve of the way donald trump is handling his relationship with the media generally but an end to this particular tradition may not be a bad thing. you mentioned being too cosy, do you think the us media, or maybe the media as a whole, need to be performed —— reformed? maybe the media as a whole, need to be performed -- reformed? donald trump and reporters and journalists are about the same level of public trust. in a way, although donald trump is acting, i think, in an undemocratic way in trying to silence his critics, his political tactic is not completely foolish. he is attacking people who already the public do not have a great deal of respect for. of course he thinks it might then neutralise the criticisms when later on in his term they are attacking his achievements or controversies. the new york times and the washingt

bill: got to be gossip going on, right?> international singer luna was there, and buster one of the new york jets, if you're a jet fan. bill: let me stop you there, astra. did he commit 11 pass interference penalties during the workout? >> no, he had cool action and foot moves with all the warm-ups and couple of uppercuts. bill: we're looking for dr. oz gossip? >> dr. oz was packing some punches in i have to say. he was doing a lot of punching on the bag, a lot of push-ups, sit-ups, a lot of squats with the weights. i was impressed. despite the fact he's also a heart surgeon, he knows how to get his heart rate going. >> was he work out in scrubs, seems to be the only clothing he owns? >> no, he was working out in the only bright yellow shirt, you could stop traffic in that. sweat pants, sneakers and he was ready to rock. he went through the entire class without taking a break. bill: astra, thank you, a lot of us are living vicariously through you and celebrity connections. plug your show, astra on the air, 92.3. >> yes, mon

the amount of drama and spin that you read about mostly in the washington daily gossip rags is unbelievable stuff. it just isn't true. you read it every day and you wonder what alternative universe they are reporting on because it just isn't true. i think every west wing has different personalities. you had rahm emanuel. valerie jarrett. karl rove. you always have different kinds of people, but it doesn't mean you don't ultimately get along, serve the president, want to make the american people proud. that's what we're doing every day. that's what we're trying to do every day. >> reince priebus, i'll leave it there. i guess thanks for coming behind

the trainer giving us gossip on their star's clients. >> one on one with the bad boy chad, what he told us of his private conversation with corinth. >> the only reason i am making myself watch it is i am trying to figure out which chicks i want. >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> i very much care for corrin. >> that's nick getting put on the spot by corrin's new eastern span - nanny. guess who's back? a guy that perfected that role, bad boy chad. >> we have heard that you are in talks for another season of bachelor in paradise. >> technically, i already agreed to do it. >> now you are making me want to throw your ass down. >> life is a lot for the 29-year-old oklahoma native. >> i don't do like the whole blacking out anymore. >> that's gone. >> i guess people thought i am murdery. >> at first, bad boy, it is awesome. having to explain yourself everyday gets old. >> why look for love on pair pair -- paradise again? >> you want to find someone else on the show. >> what does chad think of this season? >> when i watch the show, i don't really watch it. i don't know, am i supposed proje

gossip,ik, another anyway propaganda media that started to default news about -- about thews candidatethat he is gay and married to his former professor. so they are getting into the personal issues. john: he denied it with humor. mario: he did, but they say that more will come through. think ithink that -- i is a little bit wrong to focus -- focus on russia as this nefarious operation. it is kind of expected, this is is.put -- is who putin if you have somebody that did not kill his political opponents to get them off of the scene, if you have less of a thug. >> more subtly. -- cuddly. beeon: he would still looking out for russian interests. the problem is not a must that russia is trying to do these things, because frankly, how hypocritical is it for the cia gripe about other people interfering in elections. this time, there are people in the west that are actually collaborating. that is the danger here. it is not that the russians are opening doors. monahan used to liken them to a burglar going down the street and trying to open doors to see if any of them were unlocked. so the diffe

i think the problem that comes up is that a lot of discussion and confidential information is gossip and undermines a relationship in a number of different ways. so one has to be concerned about wikileaks, for instance, which was based on some kind of material that may or may not have been true in terms of gossip is the only way i can put it. i do think that a government does need to have some capability of having confidential information. the question is, what happens when pieces of it are revealed and others are not? i think we are truly having a problem in determining what truth is. truth is one thing. facts, however, are facts, not alternative. so, i think that there has to be questions in terms of what the information is and how you compare the sources of information, but it is really difficult because there are different opinions in places, there are different sources and the reason that the intelligence community itself is so important and briefings are so important is that they have a way of bringing together the various sources and offering options and looking at different w

the trainer giving us gossip on their star's clients. >> one on one with the bad boy chad, what he told us of his private conversation with corinth. >> the only reason i am making myself watch it is i am trying to figure out which chicks i want. >> closed captioning provided by -- it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an in

concerned -- you should be curved about mainstream news outlets that are acting like washington daily gossipmagazines instead of the way it used to be where you'd get a few sources on the record. yeah, you'll these some background and maybe, yes, you'll need some anonymous sources, but to accuse an organization of being in constant contact with russian spies is outrageous. and every day it's something different, it's some other source that is absolutely untrue. instead of talking about the things that are going on -- chris: all right, can i ask you about another -- >> that we are doing every single day. chris: i need to ask you another question about russia, which you'll be delighted to answer. in his news conference this week, president trump defended former national security adviser, now form be, retired general michael flynn and his phone call with the russian ambassador. here's the president. >> mike was doing his job. he was calling countries and his counterparts. so it certainly would have been okay with me if he did it. i would have directed him to do it if i thought he wasn't doing i

whole group, that they get paid millions of gossip to sit there and and trash and they don't even want to look at themselves and hat they are doing, what has happened, i am old enough i've have any presidents and i seen the news media for 17 years, i didn't have cable it was so garbagy. i don't want to have it now, but see, okay, i d to i believe inry and my country, i've seen us go up and seen us go down and my rother frank was killed in vietnam and he wrote a letter to me i have never forgotten. said, we're fight thanksgiving war with one hand ied behind our backs, that seems to be a lot of policy. we expect these beautiful people serve our there and country and they come back and can't get jobs when these are over there getting their millions of dollars to set tell us what is wrong with the people we voted for. host: okay. wapting to talk in open phone segment, margaret virginia. those in democrat. margaret, good morning. caller: good morning. call.you for taking my i am more than upset about this travel ban.and it is creating hate and violence there is notry and going to be enough

talks to the woman in charge getting juicy gossip on the star cover. >> we're never going to shoot thiserson again. >> . >>> welcome to your cosmo cover shoot. >> i know. >> it is pretty crazy. >> that is actress rubie rhodes getting ready for his cosmo cover. a new show debuts tonight on e. jennifer paris sees the iconic magazine to visit with the big boss who is always on her toes. >> how long a day do you think you're on here? >> twprobably two or three hour. >> here is the best thing. >> that goes up and down. >> on a treadmill in her heeles. joanna coles is former editor and chief of so cosmo. >> crazy. two birds in mid flight. >> and watching the meryl streep devil wears prada vibe. she tries to empower women and catapult careers. >> i remember john legend coming into my office and said i would i was like oh, really? typical man pushing his fiance. then i met her and i was like, oh, my god, she is fabulous. we gave chrissy teigen her first cover. it was fantastic. >> what is your favorite cover? >> i have two. first is milie cyrus. she tweeted her followers to cover every magazine

charlie: washington gossip is mike flynn has lost some of his -- underlying washington gossip, i'm notanyone in the administration has said this except maybe in conversations inh reporters outside and and off the record manner. that the reason steve bannon, a political advisor and strategist and someone who seems to be inside donald trump's head and crucial to him -- he made him president or chairman of the campaign when kellyanne conway became manager of the campaign and has been put on the principals committee. there is always resistance to that because they don't think political people belong in national security discussions. michael: there are two issues i , think. one is politics should not be in that room. politics should not drive national security decisions. i was never in a deputies meeting, a principals meeting or nsc meeting where politics entered the discussion, never, not a single time. charlie: it seems to me that it's up to the president to say there's not going to be politics in this room. michael: that comes later. that's in the oval office. the political discussion. c

if you talk to the woman in charge getting juicy gossip on the cover. >> we'll never shoot it again. >>> welcome to your cosmo cover shoot. >> i know, it's pretty crazy. it is so exciting. >> that is ruby rose getting ready for her first cosmo cover. a new show debuts tonight on e. and jennifer paris of the iconic magazine. always on her toes. >> how long a day do you think you're on here? >> probably two or three hours. that actually goes up and down. >> yep, on a treadmill in her heels. the former editor in chief of the magazine, and star of so cosmo. >> it's like two birds in mid flight. >> they give oup meryl streep in the prada vibe. >> that's all. >> joanna's all about using her influence to try to empower women and catapult careers. >> i remember john legend coming into my office saying, i would love for you to meet my fiancee. and i thought, oh, my god, she's fabulous. >> what was your favorite cover that you ever put out in a magazine? >> i have two favorite covers. miley cyrus tweeted her followers to look at her issue of cosmo. i thought, we've got a cover jacking going on

not sure if the crumpled up confidential document is doctored or not but the details are definitely gossip >> after gaga performs "just dance" she sings "telephone" then descends, b does a solo then performing together with over the top pyrotechnics. beyonce beyonce's sister,cy l silange, already in houston and had a concert last night. >> it is good to be home. >> what does it mean, good to be home? >> an event planning source told security she might ascend silage's show but decided to stay in l.a. instead to prepare for the grammys. as of now there is no confirmation we will see beyonce on-stage with gaga. could do no wrong. >> so with the xm set on radio row. >> tell us about the custom-made jackets. >> i'm wearing one. >> and the other one is resistant to lady gaga. >> leave it to two two to what their takes could be for beyonce and jay-z to name their twins. >> we have dj. donnie and jenny. >> oh, bj. beyonce and jay-z. got it. that works. >> that works. >> i love donnie and jenny. all right. coming up later, we flash back with the biggest super stars of the world. rocking the super b

sure if the crumpled up confidential documenttis doctored or not, but the details are definitely gossipthy. ♪ ♪ >> after gaga performs "just dance" she sings "telephone" and these words, beyonce descends, b does a solo and they perform together with over the top pyrotechnics. ♪ ♪ >> beyonce's sister solange is in the family's hometown of houston. she performed a concert last night. >> i had a great time and it's great to be home. >> what does it mean to be home and let crowd there? >> a super bowl event planning source told "e.t." that beyonce alerted nfl security that she might attend solange's show, but decided to stay in l.a. instead to prepare for the grammys. as of now, there's no confirmation we'll see beyonce on stage with all the baby mamas. i wouldn't be surprised if she showed up. >> the sirius xm set on radio row. tell us about this custom made jacket you're wearing today. >> there's only two of them and i'm wearing one, and the other one was sent to lady gaga. >> leave it to these two to have their own take on what beyonce and jay-z could name their twins. >> we're trying to

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>> more grammy gossip out of host james corden.r watch what you say, james. >> i never said that! what the hell happened to this show? >> closed captioning provided by -- ,$8drw . >>> what is it they want? >> to feed. >> there are a lot of amazing things in matt damon's new movie "the great wall" but probably the thing that jumps out the most is matt's epic man bun. yeah, and if you think it is easy tt take care of that bun, think again. >> if i'm to join you be i'll need my bow. >> the man bun, the leather, what was that like? >> all new. >> what did your daughters think of the man bun? >> they loved it. the first week they were into but after that they forgot about it. >> it took hours. 700 extensions finally glued in extensions. >> so you goot weave? >> yeah. -pthen i had to care for the weave. that's the issue. i have a whole new level of appreciation for any wife and daughters. then when you sleep, first night twoint sleep and all this hair, right, is all over my face. and not your hair. you know what i mean? and it is really

: yeah. >> you can do anything you want. >> seth: well, it's funny because you obviously came -- "gossipdid you -- were you relieved to be sort of in colonial garb or was it a huge bummer? >> no. >> seth: it was a bummer? >> i don't -- i don't wish that upon anybody. >> seth: gotcha. >> like i wish -- i wish for everybody in every other time period except for now that they could just feel cotton. >> seth: yeah. >> one of the lines in our show is when one is not encased in soaking wool, one's mind can take fanciful flight -- [ laughter ] because like think about how like -- there's no air. i'm the baby about everything. >> seth: yeah. >> like coming to new york. i 'm like i have to wear heels and it's snowing and it's -- i just like, i'm a baby. >> seth: yeah. >> and so my character wears a corset. that lasted about three days. >> seth: got it. >> i had to stop the corset train. like i can't even wear a bra. it's like horrible. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> so no corset. >> seth: gotcha. >> we made it look like. >> seth: if you wanted to go back somewhere, where would you most want to go

along great and we're the ng well together and amount of drama and spin you read about mostly in the gossip rags is unbelievable stuff and it just isn't true. every day and wonder what alternative universe they justeporting on because it isn't true. i think every west wing has personalities, romney rove, el, karl different people. that doesn't mean you don't ultimately get along and want to make the american people proud. that is what we do everyday and try to do every day. host: priebus. he support there today, returning to white house tonight. cover story of time magazine, nothing to see her as a encircling president trump from the oval office to the white house. roberta from dayton, ohio, democrat's line. a the president inherit mess? caller: no, the president did a mess.rit host: why do you say that? because anyone that has paid attention and follows what the media is fake ing, which is not puts accept for what he out there, he himself, he, along followers, spoke highly aily on what was fake news because they created it in order discredit hillary clinton and verybody is seeing what is u

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