howie: three days. do you think the pressure to publish those stories -- >> i think the press should discern a little bit more as to whetherrer. >> not a particular story has value to the reader. and i think there is such a rush and i go back to the money statement. there is such interest, money and intrigue over any little thing that's published that involves president trump that there is enormous pressure to whatever anyone says, or the gossip of four people. and now we are going to write an article about it, and it gets tremendous coverage. what do you value success. coverage, clicks, interest or success writing a thoughtful article about a chief of staff. howie: coming back to general kelly, it was amid a wave of admiring press. he was going to impose discipline in the white house and i think he did. do you think the press under estimates how difficult it is to be chief of staff under president trump. >> i don't think they underestimate it, i think you just go where the interest is. you go where the

howie: . what about the new yorker's * handling of the handling of an informant who leaked michael cohen's banking record which is breaking the law. >> what is going on at the white house? it looks like the president can't entrust his own staff. >> i can tell you there are a couple of bad actors. it's the most disgusting, shameful behavior you can engage in. howie: when ivanka trump was representing the country in jerusalem, new york's "daily news" ran this via -- this vilef the president's daughter and her husband. >> they have no reason to be at this event other than their blood lines and marriage. >> jared kushner was placing the blame on the palestinian protesters, some much whom were being killed, including children. howie: murphy brown is making a comeback. does every sitcom have to, against trump? i'm howard kurtz and this is bus *. there is a bombshell about a government informant providing information about the trump campaign. >> the fbi came to the conclusion there was no evidence of

howie: elizabeth wouldn't talk to you. you met with her high-powered lawyer and it got hot. >> they came to our offices at the "wall street journal" in 2015. heather king who had been a partner, and boyce. and we met with them for five hours. and they took a very aggressive stance which was that i had misappropriated theranos trade secrets and i needed to destroy them or return them immediately. it was a surreal meeting. i kept trying to get substantive answers to my questions such as how many tests were run on theranos device and how many were run on commercial analyzers. they wouldn't answer any of the questions and kept invoking trade secrets. w -- howie: one of the people who put personal money into the company was rupert murdoch. how much did that complicate your reporting? >> i actually didn't know by the. before we went to press i hadn't heard about it and i heard vague rumors and i wasn't able to confirm them. i was digging into the company for nine months before we published that first story. there was no interfer

howie: part of it.y tell me this all of the time. >> well, i do think that there is, indeed, valid point that we tend to cover kind of the political side of president trump and we don't adequately cover the action that is he takes especially from the field but above all, we essentially cover the political agenda and president trump's agenda and i think progressives like myself too often let him drive that. howie: you say you talked about trump on date nights with your wife, enjoy your next date. >> good to be with you, howie. howie: after the break, "the new york times" discusses mike pompeo and winds up with egg on his . . howie: after president trump pulled out of the iran deal "the new york times" ran piece of mike pompeo headline at a key moment trump's diplomatic thousands of files away, that's true, he was winning the release of three american prisoners from pyongyang. >> i think our secretary of state despite the fact that "the new york times" said he was missing, he was in north korea but i thin

howie: now the president says the meeting may be back on. joining me, mollie hemingway, sara fischer and adrienne elrod. north korea had been using such harsh rhetoric, the president may have had no choice you to cancel this. mollie: "the washington post" repeated multiple times that there was no way donald trump would walk away from the summit because he needed it so bad. if he does walk away, they say he's a bad negotiator. a little less trump focus might be helpful. howie: media skeptics like to say this is an example of trump's foreign policy being erratic. but don't the north koreans bear some responsibility? adrienne: it doesn't happen in a vacuum but the media had a right to be sceptical. donald trump from the beginning, it almost seemed it was too good

howie: "wall street journal" reporter john carreyrou raised questions. elizabeth holmes played defense in a television blitz. >> for the first time elizabeth holmes is opening up the secret labs of theranos. >> at the highest level we didn't have the right leadership in the laboratory. >> you are fighting for the life of your company. what have the last six months been like for you. >> i am a better leader for it. i feel devastated that we did not catch and fix these issues faster. howie: the sec charged her with massive fraud and she agreed to not be an officer of any company for 10 years. joining us is john carreyrou. author of "bad blood, secrets and lies." how does the media give such rocket fuel to a young woman and her company that turned out to be a fraud. >> theranos was founded in 2003 when she dropped out of stanford. it operated under the ray dafort media for four years. she had been around for a longer period of time than many silicon valley startups. you would expect to have achieved something during that period of time. the company claimed

>> howie was on a roll there. >> you know, i'm not mad.she shows up and sings, fine with it. >> you do it, mel. >> that's right. >> well, she's going to play coy about the wedding, but rihanna is more candid as ever being the target of fat shamers. hear what she has to say. ♪ >> hi! no, i look fat. double chin. yes. fat days and cheeks looking like baby cheeks. boom. >> that's rihanna unashamed of the weight gain saying, quote, i know when i'm having a fat day and when i lost weight. i accept all of the bodies. >> i'm very realistic when i look in the mirror, like, i know if i'm in shape, out of shape, if i got a zit, dark circles. i'm not, like, lying to myself. i'm not feeling bad about that either. ♪ beautiful like diamonds in the sky ♪ >> this is vogue's june's cover girl revealing shemen mwants toa mom someday, but now that she's 30, quote, should i freeze my eggs? babies on the brain? well, it could be her yearlong relationship with the billionaire, and rihanna says, quote, i'm happy and he's worth it to take personal time away from

home state of florida who also has been a strong advocate for jerusalem governor rick scott thank you howie in ninety eight ninety five the jerusalem embassy act became law voted in favor overwhelmingly by both houses of congress and led i should add by a former senator who is here today senator joseph lieberman thank you howie that law which was reaffirmed just last year by of ninety two zero in the senate declared jerusalem to be the capital of israel and mandated the move of the embassy . twenty three long years have passed since the transfer of the embassy became the law of the land but today we keep our promise to the american people and weeks stand to israel the same right we extend to every other nation the right to designate its capital city thank you but also city i should add which houses all three seats of government with a three thousand year old history dating back to the time when king david major roussillon the capital of ancient israel. jerusalem has inspired americans since well before the founding of our republic john winthrop in sixteen thirty as he approached massachuset

and howie curtis will be here as well. stay tuned. >> dana: abc canceled "roseanne" following her racist tweet about valerie jarrett. julie banderas with a live update in new york. what do you know? >> after a series of the racist rants posted by roseanne on twitter, abc canceled the successful comedy comeback. roseanne recently tweet that was deleted this morning when she posted islamphobic tweet referring to former obama aide valerie jarrett who is black, but not muslim. i should add. she tweeted this. you just found the tweet. "as muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes who had a baby." the tweet was, of course, deleted. it was in response, though, to another user tweeting an article from conspiratorial right wing outlet claiming obama c.i.a. spied on french presidential candidates. needless to say, shortly after that, standup comedian wanda sykes tweeted "i will not be returning to "roseanne" on abc." taped the inter -- then in an entertainment executive said that roseanne's tweet was abhorrent, repugnant and inconsi

f bombs everywhere, howie and the criticisms and f bombs against president trump consistently. he just got an expanded role at espn owned by disney. >> right. yeah. the things that he had been tweeting and saying goes beyond bad language. you know, just calling for people to be locked up and that sort of thing. espn can say, we're just bricking it back to talk sports and he wasn't an espn employee at the time. he left and came back. the bottom line is, if president trump was not the target, valorie jarrett was the target, would espn feel free to bring somebody like oberman back to talk about baseball and football. it depends. there's a media uproar when a liberal is under attack president the president may be so numb now to the kind of personal vicious criticism that he gets that sometimes his critics skate when they cross the line. >> maria: if you are donald trump supper -- supporter or thinker, it's a different standard.how about joy behar? comments she made on abc news. >> she had to be prodded into an apology. but abc deserves credit for bringing back the roseanne show tai

is a student a social media activist in gaza having for rice good to have you here howie the ceasefire what's going on right now. well it's been pretty quiet since the ceasefire essentially informal ceasefire came into effect at four am on wednesday morning israel contends that it hasn't signed up to any ceasefire it is pretty clear that egypt was extremely keen to ensure that things didn't spin further out of control egypt has been trying to broker a peace deal we've built between israel and hamas for some time it's also been trying to sponsor a reconciliation between the housing authority and hamas it's very keen to make sure that there isn't any further security breakdown on its northern border and so for now things remain pretty calm i think both sides as well very clear about the dangers of further escalation i think there was a pretty careful calibration of just how far to push things on both the israeli and the gazan sides hell i hear that harry and online people are going what you're saying about things being comparable now but as of last night wednesday night this is what made

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so at least howie was honest. but that is kind of cool that -- and it was very timely they were talking about that because as i said, howie mentioned "deal or no deal" where you could win a million dollars and they are bringing it back to cnbc. because cnbc has a whole new lineup of programming as well. so that is cool. and i would host "meal or no meal". >> i remember that. >> let's see if that will bring back my game show and who might have been a pizza box holder for us. >> where would you find someone to stand behind you and hold a pizza. >> right here. >> will you remember me? >> anything devoted to pizza boxes or that information, check nbcbayarea.com. that is our website with the latest news that you need to know or that perhaps not as vital information that you just brought you but it was fun. nbcbayarea.com. >> it is fun to have you on the midday. >>> not to jinx anything, but charles barkley said it is over. >> the warriors know they have to win more games but be prompted about the one win, game one of t

and howie kurtz, the host of media buzz here on fox news. i want to start with you, alvida because this was a breakneck cancellation of the most popular network television show of the season. a huge smash hit. she apologized, but the comments in the eyes of a lot of people were pretty inexcusable to say the least. >> you know, this actually is a teachable moment. i'm 67 years old and i do use social media, but i try to stop and may be pray or think or consider what i'm about to tweet or put on facebook or instagram or linkedin or any of those because people will hear that or see that or read that and as you say, roseanne's remarks move like lightning. they just move everywhere and then abc responded and i believe appropriately. saying we just have to stop the show. there has to be a message that this is not what we are about. i believe that it is a teachable moment. unfortunately for roseanne herself. >> laura: i have a question about this. howard, there seems to be no possibility of redemption in certain cases. you have redemption for joy b

stick around, tom mackenzie in beijing and fraser howie will stay with us. "hypocrisy is not a vice, a it is a fact of life." the feds dovish signals are affecting emerging-market currencies. haidi: counting down to inclusion, we hear from the head of msci on next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we have german chancellor angela merkel arriving in beijing. with her is the chinese premier. this is the great hall of the people. the welcoming ceremony there, some photo opportunities and a joint press conference. chancellork about, merkel not just representing germany, but the eu. entering into what has been a frayed relationship between the u.s. and china on trade. the agenda,me up on and germany as the biggest exporter in europe as well as china's longest standing trade partners has a lot to win, but a lot to lose, particularly if china starts to buy more american goods at the expense of german goods. rishaad: let's leave those pictures as she goes past that guard of honor. a-shares,200 mainland they are going to be debuting on msci's main indexes. we have th

to discuss the double standard with howie. let's go to you.ma, when he was nominated, he went to that invesco field speech in denver, they brought in the big roman columns. david was involved in producing it. he was really good at stage production. here we have trump at 3:00 in the morning to greet the hostages and everybody is having a meltdown on t. >> this is a sad spin. the president went to give a heros welcome, to make it about them. some just have to mock or minimize or deny great t what should be a celebratory moment for the country becomes another anti-trump story. he didn't show enough empathy, didn't bite his lower lip. this is why people hate the press. >> laura: leslie, here's a yahoo! headline. trump cheapens north korean hostage return with ratings comment. that's just trump. he's making off-hand. he's not making it about himself getting ratings. this compared to bill clinton. here's ted line from there. they had key roles. we havee the full screen. bill clinton and journalists in emotional return to u.s., august prisoners relea

howie kurtz is a fox news media analyst and has some thoughts on that this morning.the problem for journalism that goes beyond "the new york times." yes, we can debate the level of the israeli response. yes, we can debate the role of president trump's decision to move the embassy. but this was a confrontation that was orchestrated by hamas knowing full well there would be casualties for propaganda purposes. here is what is left out or minimized in the coverage. for example, hamas sent some women toward the fence knowing they would make more sympathetic victims. the supposedly unarmed protestors some had explosives to attack the israeli side and israel that dropped leaflets in the area warning the palestinians to stay away from the fence. hamas wanted this confrontation. >> sandra: then there is this. the cover of the daily news here in new york with a smiling ivanka trump on the cover titled daddy's little ghoul. ivanka all smiles at unveil. >> i find the cover to be pathetic. we know the daily news, to single them out. others questioned why were they there? they're

"media buzz"'s howie kurtz has the story. >> after president trump held a meeting on sanctuary city,ickly castigated him for his language about illegal immigrants. his words were wrenched out of context. "usa today." trump ramps up rhetoric on undocumented immigrants. these aren't people. these are animals. the ap tweeted: "washington post" in reference to animals trump evokes an ugly history of dehumanization. "huffington post." trump refers to immigrants as animals. andrea mitchell tweeted trump calls people trying to get into the country animals, not people. here is what the president said. >> you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these aren't people. these are animals. and we are taking them out of the country at a level and at a rate that's never happened before. >> here's what some of the media missed or minimized. the president was responding to sheriff margaret mims of fresno county saying that she and other officials were in a legal bind. >> there could be an ms-13 gang member. i don't know. if they don't reach a certain threshold, i cannot tell i.c.e. about them. >

melissa: yeah, great good point, howie thank you. >> big life lesson.nwhile big life lesson out in hawaii where molten lava is still pouring out of the kilauea volcano knocking out power lines destroying over 70 homes. magma from the volcano now traveling down highway 132 on the island, forcing new evacuations, officials fearing residents could become trapped on parts of the island. wow lock at those pictures. melissa: taking a page from the bernie sanders playbook, democrats are pushing medicare for all as a new strategy for the mid-term elections, but what would it mean for you and your family? dr. marc siegel responds, that's next. melissa: breaking news kim kardashian is ariving at the white house the reality star is sitting down with administration officials and the president, son-in-law jared kushner the details behind this meeting are coming up. >> where people believe is that all of us should be guaranteed healthcare. we have the momentum, but we're not going to win this fight unless all of us are actively involved, unless we stand up, unless we

re chris: yeah, tave been two eruptions in the last 24 hours, and it gives you a sense of howi active kilauea is at the summit. this is the road that takes you to the area thdl has been so affected by all of these fissures opening up. you can see that there are roadblocks -- that is one the trucks leaving at the moment, and we have had a lot of people taking this stuff out and moving it out of the hoeye is because emain concerned. the fact that these fountains of lava can still be seen, particularly at night when they light up the night sky. laura: how badly has tourism on the island been affected? it is the lifeblood, isn't it chris: it has really caused aon lot ofrn for people. people have been put off. you talk to people particularlyd el this isnd they say that they have had cations to go and stay in their cabins, for an example. a sht distance away from her i spoke to somebody who said that they had cancellations all ie way up to august. that is a concern elf. the immediate concern is about ththe air quality and aboue fissures continuing to open up. therare more than two dozen the

and it's back of it out too late thank you howie we want to bring up to speed now with some of the otherstories making news around the world. authorities in belgium have launched a terror investigation after three people were killed in the city of years officials say the attackers stab two police women repeatedly then took their guns and shot them he also killed a bystander police later shot and killed the gunman. palestinian militants have fired dozens of mortar shells at southern israel wounding three israeli soldiers is the heaviest barrage since twenty fourteen most of the shells were intercepted by israeli empty air defenses the israeli army later released this footage of what it said were retaliatory air strikes on hamas targets in gaza. and other news germany's chancellor angela merkel joined politicians and prominent members of the turkish community to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of a deadly arson attack on a turkish family back in one nine hundred ninety three four young germans burned down their home in the western town of solanum today chance america warned that that kin

reflecting that personality is not something that we really have seen a very clearly in this wedding howie the sixth in line to the throne and he's not bound by a lot of the same royal expectations as his brother will was about when he married case in two thousand and eleven they were able more they have more leeway to do their thing as such the wedding was a lot smaller inside st george's chapel six hundred guests that compares to william and kate you have nineteen hundred westminster abbey also did the music was another really clear sign that meghan harry had their say in this musical absolutely stunning really lovely just to give you a sense that we have the traditional hymns that you would see from an english church service but as well we had benny king sound by me by a gospel choir something very much a radical departure from normal royal weddings that was very amazing people really work hard for me i have yeah people really work hard and with that and then towards the end as well this is a life of mine by etta james a really. a lot of african-american influence on this wedding and no

howie: the "new york times" says the fbi tried to in filtrate the trump campaign with an embedded informantpresident says that could be a big problem. >> for the "new york times" to do this a year and a half down the road to come clean and explain what happened over that consequential misleading article that may have helped sway the election which turned out to be an inaccurate headline about a presidential candidate.

the next prime minister well i think the the next prime minister is very likely going to be thought howie. the fundamental metrics have not changed so obviously after these results are you cannot form a government against hezbollah without this below but another way on the other hand the other way around is one can perhaps in america we form a government against a well that would it would be about it here first of all he had as now lost his monopoly in the sunni community if you market it marginalize he's still the strongest player in that. if you marginalize him you will have that blowing in your face this is a small country how of it's domestic politics sometimes an indication of the ever changing geopolitical dynamics of the region we've been talking about iranian influence of the saudi influence in the bus eleven and against the backdrop of these results do you think no one has the upper hand eleven and well as well as the upper hand but as i said they should not form a government against this paula because then that becomes too obvious if it becomes too obvious then our neighbors did

let's bring in the host of media buzz and fox news media analyst howie kurtz as people continue to digestthis morning. >> she spent the night venting frustrations online accusing co-starmichael fishman of throwing her under the bus and said she was tired of being attacked and belittled by other comedians who expressed worst but also apologized for her tweet. i did something unforgiveable. it was 2:00 in the morning and ambien tweeting. i went too far. it was egregious. it was her twitter attack on former white house advisor valerie jarrett that prompted abc to pull the plug over the remarks. abc forefeting $60 million in revenue by axeing the second season and several networks canning reruns of her show. it was not the first time barr had used such a slur about an african-american. jarret called it a teaching moment on msnbc. >> i'm worried about the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and followers who come to their defense. tone does start at the top. we like to look up to our president and feel as though he reflects the values of our country. >> she had plenty of compan

howie coins are completely fake. here to weigh in on crypto regulatory is jeff. you're an expert in this kind of stuff. this is mark peter look smart to me. people get sucked in and they learned very quickly and it's not an expensive lesson. >> thanks for having me. and it's really terrific that the sec has done this. one of the important missions for the sec is investor protection. with these new cyber currencies and coin offerings or tokens, it's removed a lot of the friction that stood in the way of fraudsters and their money. the sec formed a special cybercrime unit to protect people, but they are also trying to balance their mission of capital formation and letting investors have more democratic access to these. there's a little bit of a balancing act. on one hand trying to crack down on fraud but the other hand there trying not to squeeze the life out of all of this. >> exactly. it's a very fine line to walk. you don't want to crush a brand-new opportunity. we've had the ripple people on and there's a legitimacy to that. there's a testimonial, we anticipate

. >> arthel: howie, when coverage of the same topic varies so widely, how do viewers know who to trust or believe? >> that's a really good question that applies to many, many issues, not just involving foreign policy, not just involving north korea. i think what you have to do is put aside a lot of the speculation. look, there are people who write about this who have dealt with north korea for years who know that north korea is an unrelying negotiating partner and true that north koreans were offended by some of the language used by john bolton and vice president pence. the bottom line is the president was pretty transparent about this a couple of days ago saying this might not happen. substantial chance it might not happen. what we didn't know behind the scenes is how frosty the situation became. it could end up being a good thing if kim comes back to the table. it's delayed. i think both sides have a more realistic view of what is possible. president may have felt kim was going to give up all his nuclear weapons at once. that was never going to happen. there is time for additional ne

howie franklin, real character, and he -- charlie palmer -- >> came for the opening of air force one. >> yes. that time that done the thing was impressed the most got to set next to charlton heston, and nancy walked back to find charlie and had tears in her eyes when she saw him so excited to see him. i think -- it's very unusual for a presidential couple not to feel that way about the residential staff and the people that make their lives lives so h easier. >> leslie has question. >> i had a question. the press onseem to not really understand mrs. reagan but seemed the had a special relationship with mike wallace. they always seemed to have a real warm there. >> that goes back to -- mike wallace was a radio -- had a radio program in chicago, and when edie married loyal space moved to chicago, -- loyal space i davis and moved to chicago -- nancy's mother -- gave up her acting career and brought nancy to chicago. she would go sit down and talk to mike wallace on the radio, and mike loved her. edie has -- there's some really great stories about edie. edie was -- nancy was not -- it's a

. >> howie: all the crisis he had created. his only vision is to resist. that would be his only position in front of the crisis he had faced. as you know we had hyperinflation, we have the drop in revenue production, we have a huge military crisis. we have internal and sternal pressure and the answer for those crisis will be only resistance. he would like to be like a -- but in the country. two days ago with the european ambassadors he has a unique petition for them. he told them he would like to be treated as cuba. they don't want to be sanctions or different treatment for the addition of it was we would like to be -- they consider themselves and cuba. but economic change in cuba could produce political change in cuba. different firms venezuela. only the political change could produce economic change and freedom. the other way around. what they have known their heads is only to resist. they don't want to change they want to consolidate in order to be in power. then, i would like to make it clear that the recent years we have done almost everything. we wen

. >> julie: howie kurtz joins me now. the story isn't over yet. >> roseanne barr tried the appleby en defense. she criticized others and apologized for the racist tweet that prompted abc to axe her sitcom. she had taken a popular sleep medication after describing an ape reference. here is the pharmaceutical response. barr, whose slur against jarret was denounced apologized to her target. valerie jarrett, i wanted to apologize to you for hurting and up setting you with an insensitive and tasteless tweet. i made a terrible mistake which caused hundreds of people to lose their jobs, so sorry. for those attempting to take her sidebar had this message. don't defend me. sweet of you to try by losing my show is zero compared to being labeled a racist over one tweet. that i' gret even more. but all the apologizing coming too late for roseanne and all the co-workers, writers, crew members who worked on that hit show. >> julie: i have to say as a former ambien person who texted an ex-boyfriend it makes you do crazy thing like the e

. -- and howis it that is that a benefit to rebook? what are the benefits of new manufacturing?n get a lot faster. you can react much more quickly to the consumers. >> reebok is not alone. parent company adidas and rivals nike and under armour have also moved into the 3-d printed sneaker game. but reebok's liquid factory material is proprietary. the process uses computer software and robotics to draw shoes in three dimensions. >> we're actually faster than the old model right now. so, each bottom unit takes a couple of minutes to put together, and again, it is all automated. >> adidas bought reebok in 2006 for $3.8 billion. and then in began a turnaround 2010, to reposition it as a fitness brand by signing a partnership with crossfit. but reebok today is the one unit that remains unprofitable. still, adidas says it is committed to the future of reebok, and moved its headquarters from the boston suburbs to downtown this year. >> the spirit of the company has changed dramatically. i mean, we were always a very established shoe brown. moving down here, being in the excitement of th

>> a new version howie mandel, they are bringing it back.in prime time >> you were at the up fronts yesterday, weren't you >> i was >> breaking two pieces of news already before the show has begun. deal or no deal and your wife went to school with meghan markle the sparkle >> here's what's coming up we have a big squawk newsmaker we have dr. scott gottlieb to talk about the drug business, where this is all headed the commissioner always has some provocative views on where we are and where we are going you've been talking about sports gambling we will be talking about sports gambling legalized sports gambling. we'll spend a lot of time talking about the redstone soap opera that is cbs and viacom at 6:00, we'll have some breaking news. not on that deal but something else >> that's three pieces of breaking news. my mind is breaking. too much breaking news can't handle it. too early. andrew ross sorkin, breaking all kinds of news. the sparkle. thank you. coming up on "worldwide exchange," the future of sears with the company's latest move and wh

howie: on our buzz meter, a media explosion as rudy giuliani goes on fox news and says trump repaid cohen for the stormy daniels payment. >> the $130,000 will turn out to be perfectly legal. it many not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. the president repaid it. >> i love rudy, but they better have an explanation for that. >> if rudy wants the public

or actually, howie chris is the one that first said that. are these reliable sources?or the most part, the press pool has become a pack of lupine commentators and they are masquerading as journalists. just listen to this. >> she can be mad at what i say right now, tough. i'm a reporter that will continue to ask questions and there was nothing wrong with that question. >> i wish i could install a b.s. meter inside of the white house break room but i think it would be going off all the time and it would be hard to here the press secretary tell the truth on a daily basis. >> i actually like sarah, she's very resourceful. she burns fat and then uses that -- to create this perfect smoky eye. >> laura: i literally had to turn my volume down on that. so the ability to demean and drive out sanders and center packing from her job is part of the politics of personal destruction in this town, washington, d.c. anyone who works for the president iso a target because the resistance wants to thin the ranks of those in the administration and advance them in narrative of internal divis

howie: the "new york times" says the fbi tried to in filtrate the trump campaign with an embedded informant. the president says that could be a big problem. >> for the "new york times" to do this a year and a half down the road to come clean and explain what happened over that consequential misleading article that may have helped sway the election which turned out to be an inaccurate headline about a presidential candidate. >>

i was a kid growing up we watch the report every night and some people watched walter cronkite or howiesmith but the fact is we saw the same moon shop and civil rights movement in the same the more and we had a common base of information and was vetted information because that is what these intermediaries did between raw data and the story. i can go to my aggregator and my website and my cable news channel i never encounter anyone who thanks differently and so when i do encounter someone sitting stiffly think their vain or stupid. that is on both sides of the spectrum. that is not on one side of the spectrum or another. that is reflected in our politics in washington. i don't know how to get back to the point of the more common base of understanding. i think identity politics has had a devastating effect on the united states because the united states is a country in which being american is not a matter of ethnicity, nationality, religion or blood. it was fielding to an idea you could come from humble circumstances and do great things. it didn't matter you can from but it was where you a

. ♪ ♪ howie: a massive media debate around the globe as president trump cancels his meeting with northng scorn and speculation. >> it's not a good idea to give undue credit to donald trump before it's due. >> it shouldn't be a surprise that north korea feels this way about john bolton. how could the president have not known that. >> i think little rocket man was put in his place. >> let the media cheer another trump setback. let them rally against peace and

howie kurtz and author of media madness, the war over the truth. howard, i guess one of the disturbing parts of this "washington post" piece is not just the accusations and the widespread nature of them but the way management reacted over at cbs. >> a whole bunch of disturbing parts to this story. the level of graphic detail is chilling. 27 different women, some of them on the record talking about charlie rose groping them, engaging in lewd talk, exposing himself and so on. so that in and of itself shows he has been doing this sort of thing allegedly since 1976. you put your finger on the button. on at least three occasions according to the post report cbs managers were warned about his behavior and did nothing raising the question of whether or not the brass there felt that charlie rose was such a big star they gave him -- looked the other way at this repeated behavior according to this story. >> jon: now that he is gone, i guess the belief is that sort of the problem has been taken care of. >> yeah, but that's not quite a case. for one thing how

week we caught up with some old friends of the royal couple, meghan's former "deal or no deal" boss howiel and his "america's got talent" co-hosts. >> did you have any idea she would become a global icon? >> yes. i called her duchess. she knows that. i calleder duchess. i did. i said duchess, open the case. she's going to the wedding. >> i didn't say that. >> i know. but she's going to the wedding. i started meg off -- meghan. i can't even talk right. no, i'm not angry. >> will you be at the wedding? will you perform? >> i'm not sure. >> here's what i think. i think she's going to be at the wedding performing. do i think she was invited? no. i think there's going to be people at tables going why is mel b. over there alone singing and performing? we didn't want her here. we didn't ask her to be part of this. but she shows up to everything. >> shut up. >> let's take it back here stateside and talk about 'n sync. the guys reunited this week to get their star on the walk of fame, and i was right in the middle of the madness. >> fans are screaming reunion, reunion, reunion. is there a possibil

. >> howie long's son, a white player. it's important to point this out. going to be key, what do the white players -- are they the ones that push back at the owner. he says this is a fear of a diminished bottom line, this is not patriotism. don't get it confused. these players don't love america more than the players demonstrating and taking real action to improve it. i have a question here howard, did they make a decision to worry about white fans' business, money coming into the league? do they not want black consumers? >> i see everything through the eyes of my hometown pittsburgh steelers and the rooney family. they pushed for the rooney rule to make sure that african-americans were considered for coaching position. they are as right as rain on most of this stuff. people outside of pittsburgh were taken aback a little bit by the reaction of the fans. and by the way, the steelers are a religion in that part of the world as you know. if those people were shocked and angered by what happened by way of the protests that's going to make the rooney family p

they point out a number of red flags in the report commonly used by ico scammers howie coins, for examplems of high guaranteed returns. this one claims over 1% daily returns which the sec says, don't believe it it also has celebrity endorsement page from imaginary famous boxer and that means nothing, of course, the sec says so is it possible to get an ico that is compliant with regulations? and that's the problem, it's not really clear right now republicans in congress are working on a bill that would provide a safe harbor. this is a legal safety zone for at least some icos, but it's not clear how far that can advance this year given the lack of time if the democrats win the house in november it's likely they'll be even more critical of icos than the republicans can first the sec clearly views almost all icos as securities and wants them to register with the sec. second, the sec views ico fraud as major threat to investors another major threat is security fed governor lael brainard got a lot of attention at the crypto conference saying there were too many breaches of exchanges and wallet

howie: a massive media debate around the globe as president trump cancels his meeting with north koreang scorn and speculation. >> it's not a good idea to give undue credit to donald trump before it's due. >> it shouldn't be a surprise that north korea feels this way about john bolton. how could the president have not known that. >> i think little rocket man was put in his place. >> let the media cheer another trump setback. let them rally against peace a

so -- you know, well they were thrilled that the -- the air force one stewards were thrilled that howieranklin who was a real character -- and he -- and charlie palmer i guess came for opening -- yeah and all right it was that time that thing that impressed the most was they got to sit next to heston. but that nancy was on that plane walked all the way become to find charlie and had tears in her eyes when she finally saw him she was so excited to see him so -- i think that you know it is very unusual for a -- presidential couple not to feel about the residential staff and people that make their lives so much easier. >> i think leslie has a question. >> sheila i had a question and seem not to really understand mrs. reagan but it did seem she hadse a special relationship wih mike wallace. they always seem it have a real warmth there and e wonder if you can tell us a little bit about that. >> well that goes back to mike wallace wasik a radio -- had a radio program in chicago. and -- when edy davis moved to chicago she -- gave up her acting career which was nancy's mother. gave up her actin

that adjective simply summed up howi aside.s had been conducted. anyone —— that day's business. anyone who knows the leader of the house at all well will have not the slightest doubt about her political ability and personal character. the duke and duchess of sussex have released three official photographs ta ken on their wedding day. the couple are said to be delighted with the official photographs taken by alexi lubomirski. we can speak to our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. you have had a busy weekend. yes. clu cas you have had a busy weekend. yes. clucas through these lovely photographs. if there were not enough that a bus. these are the three official wedding photographs. three pictures released by kensington palace. which one are we going to look at grigg there we go. i think we are seeing the big group photograph festival. then sort of centrestage, really, with their immediate family and the ten bridesmaids and page boys. and, that is quite a challenge for any wedding photographer, ten little people, but the couple