howie: why is it such a big story? >> because she has tapes, emails and evidence she is willing to drip drip drip out. howie: she was asked why did you say such great things about him all those years? she said i was complicit. ben: after she is fired she realized she had a blind spot. the media are treating her with respect. she has been fired on the apprentice and then by trump. i don't think we have seen the last of her. season three of trump is awesome. but her guest starring appearance won't end here. christina: april ryan has been prominently talking about her saying don't use my name in all of this because i have done some serious reporting on this matter. howie: she has actual tapes and she has dribbled them out in strategic fashion. but i haven't seen evidence that the tapes are selective. ben: the tapes we have seen are her being fired and lara trump offering her money to join the campaign. howie: usually if you least administration you join the campaign and it's expected you are not going to say horrible thin

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howie: we have much more here.e are getting a fuller picture' of john mccain and not just the guy you saw on the screen. as we go to break, we have another mccain sound bite. this is from this year when he knew he was dying and had a new book out. this is we had to say. >> maybe i'll be gone but hear this. my predicament is rather unpredictable. but i'm prepared for either contingency or getting my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. howie: we are telling the story of john mccain who died in arizona a

howie: calls msnbc corrupt. am not sure it helps fox when he brings in the opinion hosts like that. it suggests the entire network is allied with him. capri: it continues that narrative that there is a preferred network that may have a specific bias and everyone else is fake news. there was a recent survey of 4,000 viewers interestingly enough show fox news as number two as the most of trusted news by most of american viewers that were surveyed. number 1 was [inaudible] howie: the president used the word disgusting at the pennsylvania rally. this morning he tweeted they purposely caused distrust answer they also cause war. they are over the top and sick. mollie: the best way to cover donald trump is to cover him straight. when you behave in such a clownish fashion where they are open about how they view their job as resisting him. it's a talking pointed that resonates with the american people. a recent poll shows 72% of americans believe the media regularly puts out fake, false and misleading information. this i

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howie was always hers.do that? >> jealousy and anger. >> she wanted him. >> she wanted him. she wanted him from the time that i met him. but dforget, howie and nicole have a child together, a son, 11 years old. and at one point, when howie and jennifer break up, howie moved back in with nicole. >> there was a lot of pressure in our relationship. and nicole made it easy for him, manipulated him by saying that she would help him financially and, you know, that she could do things for him that i could not do. and that hurts. that hurts to know that because of money and greed, you know, he left and went to live downstairs in her basement. >> and for those of you who might be thinking howie is a two-timer, jennifer says he's not. >> the double life that people said he lived is not the double life he lived. >> but she wanted you wiped off the earth. >> yes. >> and when you hear it from her own mouth -- >> don't think i'm a bad person. >> okay. >> but if something happened, one of the kids get killed, oh well. i'm

howie kurtz is coming up.ones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >> they can make anything bad, because they are the fake, fake disgusting news. >> trish: president trump getting a lot of cheers for that line in pennsylvania. taking on the media. pointing to them in the back there. but how is this daily battle really going to play out? let's get the take from our media watcher, howie kurtz. howie, his base loves it when they go after the media. is it destructive in your view? >> i think it's distracting. i said many times, president trump shouldn't be using that phrase, enemy of the american people, even though his daughter says she doesn't agree with that. putting that aside, disgusting and fake, he has every righ

howie: also calling his aide a former -- a former aide a low life and a dog. >> if he would say that publicly what else would he say about me

howie kurtz. howie, let's start with a broad review of the relationship between the 4th estate and john mccain. a formative memory for me was the senator's 2000 presidential campaign where he had the bus, the straight talk express that granted extraordinary access to the press. reflect on the career of the late senator and his back and forth relationship with the media. >> spent days and days on that bus where he didn't have any money, he was down in the polls. he would talk to reporters 8, 9, 10 hours a day. eventually the press would run out of questions and he would talk about sports and movies. it also meant he made mistakes. but it contrasted so sharply with the usual five-minute availability carefully scripted. but at the same time the press swooned over him because he was running against george w. bush. but in 2008 when was running against barack obama. suddenly there was a lot of stories about his temper problem. he was being painted as perhaps unstable and unhinged. and a few years earlie

don't they figure this out, howie?on't they understand that maybe the media is just way too zealous and too quick on the draw and there is a double standard? >> well, i think a long time ago many people in this country figured out the media are tougher on part of the republican party. and i also think fake news -- i never particularly liked the term. to me, fake is fabricated, deliberately made up. we don't see much of that but we do see a lot of relentless negative coverage of this president. he gives this back. but to answer your question, yeah, the media have lost a whole lot of confidence of a major chunk of the country. and it's sort of on steroids in the trump era. >> howie, thank you very much. trump's recent tough talk aimed at sessions. critics fear trump's attacks are doing lasting damage to the justice system. really? joining for debate are professor charles kessler and attorney jan. i really do appreciate your gentlemen being here tonight. donald trump was elected to be a disruptive president, right, to not

well, i told howie if i wasn't busy, i'd spend the night at his mom's.k of something. (stuart coughing) stuart?

both of you stay right there because i want to bring in howie.owie, i mentioned at the top the disconnect between the far left and everyday americans. there's this one crazy moment today of many crazy moments in television. it seems like they've moved from invoking hitler as far as trump goes to now invoking another famous dictator. let's watch. >> it's simply a stalinist phrase for god's sake, to declare that a free press is the enemy of the people. it's in their self-interest to stop playing this totalitarian card. >> tonight i'm obsessed with president trump's repeated stalin-era assertion. >> stalin. is this working the stalin, hitler -- >> i guess the hitler thing wasn't polling well so they brought in stalin. i also think the president shouldn't refer to fake news. but the coverage is so one-sided. when they use the stalin analogy, when they call president trump unhinged, mentally unfit, they are lowering the discourse in precisely the way they accuse the president who they detest. >> 20 to 25 million killed under stalin, an additional 40 m

that's bruce -- delivering a hungry howie's pizza when he saw the house had a piano.noticed his interest and invited him in to take a look and what happened next blew him away. he belted out that third -- of beethoven's sunottau. this guy out and plays this. hopefully he can get a gig somewhere from that. >> the next person whose pizza was cold -- >> may not be so happy. >>> there's no support airplanes and airports are hot spots for germs. here are the four most germiest spots in airports and planes to keep in mind the next time you travel. according to the huffington post airplane tray tables may take the cake. 121 colony units per square inch followed by waterer fountain buttons, plane seats and security bins. >> no laboratory. crazy, huh. frplgs still ahead a couple proves age is just a number. so you just walk around telling people geico yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gecko: whoa. geico. more than just car insurance. see how much you could save at geico.com. i'm ok! thdelicious

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they posted it to social media where it became a phenomenon and you have to believe hungry howie's isot of business at the chance bryce might show up and put on a concert. >> i wonder if he'll move on from pizza deliveryman. >> i think he should be a concert pianist. that was a pizza delivery guy for the summer? >>> our final low goes to the canadian van driver who was fired after taking delight in steering his van into puddles to soak pedestrians. he shouldn't have done it but it is a little funny. the driver swerving toward the curb when he sees somebody walking so he can douse them from the puddles of rainwater. he got three different people. his spree was captured on dash cam video and caught fire online. bad news for the driver, whose van was quickly identified and he was fired by the company that employed him. by the way, this is the scene on every new york city street corner every time it rains. >> and i've been one of those people who gets drenched. but it's usually my own fault. >> you've got to get back but sometimes i do think the cab takes a little drift right to get to yo

howie, i mentioned at the top of the disconnect between the politicos and the far left, the everyday americans there's this one crazy moment today of many crazy moments on television involving our friend john meacham, historian and also chuck. seems like they've moved from invoking hitler as far as trump goes to nowit invoking another famous dictator, let's watch. >> it's simply a stalinist phrase for god's sake, to declare that a free press is the enemy of the people. it's in their self-interest to stop playing this totalitarian card. >> tonight i'm obsessed with. president trump's repeated stalin-era assertion. that the press is "the enemy of the people." does he really believe that? >> laura: stehlin. is this working the stalin, hitler -- >> i guess the hitler thing wasn't polling well so they brought in josef stalin. i also think the president shouldn't refer to fake news. but the coverage is so one-sided. when journalists and commentators use the stalinist analogy and call the president unlimited, undermining world peace and danger to western civilization, they're lowering the d

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howie morales, the state senator, says he's seeing a domino effect, where larger, ban school districts also want to change to four-day weeks. ked to temporarily stop the practice until he gets answers. >> how are the studentsrf ming? is it really helping, as far as financially and savings for the school district? what's going to happen in an jeconomic development, inobs perspective, when parents may have to take fridays off to care for their kids? we have to get a handle on it and see if this is something we should allow all school districts to do, or if it's something that we need to just put the brakes on. >> reporte heyward says there's no consensus on how four-day weeks affect academics. >> there's a bunch odifferent research, some of it rigorous, some not.d anbasically, we see a kind of neutral impact. so, students over time do about the sames they did on the five-day week. >> reporter: this year, cobre schools saw an increase in ading and math test scor overall, but it's unclear what the impact is on students who struggle academicalland might need more time in class. the debates

jones will we with you in the coming up shows for now it's back to terry for more world news thanks howie a. we're going to take a closer look at developments in afghanistan fishel there say over one hundred security forces have been killed as they battle with the taliban for control of the city of god as they tell you and forces launched a surprise attack last friday on the city which is just one hundred twenty kilometers from the capital kabul afghan defense officials say some two hundred taliban fighters have been killed in the fighting hundreds of billions of fled the city u.s. is providing military support to afghan troops washington has denied reports that the city is on the verge of collapse. our correspondents on the pages mon joins me now in the studio she spent years reporting from afghanistan knows the place well son what are you hearing from your sources in gaza need today what's the latest on the ground where we see a fifth day of fighting we know that most people in the city esta without water the electricity communications the style and so it's really difficult to get a cle

young man delivering pizza and far more. 18-year-old bryce dudal is a delivery driver for hungry howie'sban michigan. he was making a delivery last week when he spotted a baby grand piano in the front hall of the varchetti home. >> he says to me, oh, do you want to come and check it out? so i'm like, oh, yeah, sure. >> reporter: the customer had no idea what bryce was about to do. ♪ paul varchetti recording it all on his phone, stunned as he was doing it. bryce performing beethoven's "moonlight sonata, third movement." the husband so surprised, he texted the wife to -- the vid yes to his wife, julie. >> i couldn't believe that was on my piano that has never had anything exciting being played. ♪ >> reporter: it turns out bryce started playing piano at 6 years old, mostly self-taught. here he is at just 12, stunning customers at the mall. >> i wasn't really taking lessons that much anymore. i kind of got a little bit bored with it. >> reporter: but even with school and work, this from the quiet piano star. >> it's always a big stress reliever to be able to just bust out some beethoven. >>

we should know to the exact pending how they spend our money -- howy how they should they spend their money. guest: i want their salaries. something out of the russian nonsense is to see something and thismuch lisa page and that person is being paid. normally the deal with a government job is it is fun, not that much work, you cannot be fired. you get great health care and the pension, who gets pensions anymore? but the trade-off is your salary is not that high. a higher salary in the private sector but you can be fired and you have to pay for your health care and your pension you have to pay for your now government workers get all that and make more than people in the private sector. how about a cut of federal salaries. host: jeff, democrat, florida. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like to point out two bits of hypocrisy by ann coulter . would you please put up the statement that trump made today about manafort? i would like her to explain to me what he means when he says, manafort did not break. break what? did not break by telling the truth? guest: by making stuff up,

." [♪] howie: tributes are pouring in for john mccain from george w. bush to barack obama.rom liberal and conservative commentators after his death yesterday at 81. i knew him well but i'm not here to lionize him. from the keating five that inspired his campaign for campaign finance reform. it's a fact many

let's bring in howie kurtz fox news media analyst also host of media buzz. supposedly have to offer criminal investigators. tell us what we do know here, howie. >> what we do know is that david pecker, who as the chairman, ceo of american media inc. runs the "national enquirer" is long time friend and ally of donald trump. so he knows a lot of secrets. we do know that david pecker has already told prosecutors under this immunity deal that candidate trump knew about the payments to the former playboy model karen macdougall in which the enquirer was buying and burying her story about an alleged affair and we do know that it is possible that pecker may know some other things. but here we don't know the details. i'm struck by your set-up, jon, because president trump now, not just in a legal sense but in a political sense is having to rely on a shrinking circle of loyalists and even those who admire the president and think he is being untreated fairly by mueller and the press have to say, look, he hired michael cohen. he hired jeff sessions who he is fighting wi

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howie: how does it -- exactly does it hurt canada for saudi's to cut trade ties? sever those ties? look, there is some trade with canada, first of all, they buy some saudi oil -- oil and saudi's by canadian weapons i -- armoredmolded vehicles, and there is some business going on. it is not massive. investment.e saudi i believe in the last decade or so, about $6 million of investment into canada. it is a significant number. some canadian companies could be heard. but it is not a huge deal for either canadians or saudi's if this declines. mark: when it comes to women's rights, because this focuses on femalect, we know that drivers are coming to the fore in saudi arabia. progress have we seen in women's rights? in saudi arabia? from -- they're coming saudi arabia was the only country in the world where women were not allowed to drive your you have guardianship rules which are still in place. any attempt by anyone saying at awomen's rights are now level equal to the u.s. or europe or other places, you know, it is not. . that in theo say last few years and even before

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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: on the buzz meter, president trump sparks a media furor saying jeff sessions shut down the russiarobe. >> how is that one guy's opinion? >> there is always a tape of donald trump saying that in the white house today, it would be the smoking begun in an obstruction of justice case. but rudy giuliani told him to do his obstructing in public as if he was standing on fifth avenue with a gun. >> people in the media are

howie: on the buzz meter, president trump sparks a media furor saying jeff sessions shut down the russianion? >> there is always a tape of donald trump saying that in the white house today, it would be the smoking begun in an obstruction of justice case. but rudy giuliani told him to do his obstructing in public as if he was standing on fifth avenue with a gun. >> people in the media are saying president trump

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. [♪] howie: tributes are pouring tributes are pouring in from george w. bush to barack obama.er his death yesterday at 81. i knew this line of the senate quite well but i'm not here to lionize him. he never cast himself as a saint the way he ended his first marches ethical breach in the peddling scandal that inspired his crusade for campaign-finance reform.to his apology for not having enough the confederate flag in south carolina to boost his chances in the states primary. call himself a coward.

let's bring in howie kurtz, what an apropos title for what we are discussing now.d to have you here. so lanny davis sounded like he was suggesting that his client had information that the president was aware that that meeting was going to take place. we know all the people around that meeting that the president was not aware of the meeting and he didn't hear about it until after. anyone who is following that story knows that that nuance is not small. it's a big deal. so why did lanny davis put that idea out there, that he had that kind of information? >> it's more complicated than that. cnn has a big problem here defending the report of a bombshell accusation and michael: is prepared to accuse president trump of lying about that meeting. i talked to lanny davis and he said he made a mistake which he regrets. he said he told the cnn reporters that he could not confirm that allegation but said they might want to keep digging into it which they may have interpreted as a green light. i should not be talking to reporters on background but, something i'm not certain abou

. >> jason: howie, thank you very much your chaud "media buzz" airs 11:00 eastern on sunday. look forward to it. president trump tough talked aim at jeff sessions is producing some distressing headlines such as this in the washington post. critics fear trump attack are doing lasting damage to the justice system. really? joining me for a debate professor charles kemp ler with the clairemontin institute and e attorney jan ronas. i really do appreciate you gentlemen being here tonight. donald trump was elected to be a disruptive president, right? he was elected to come not do the status quo. some would argue with maybe some of his tactic, his tweets, his aggressive nature, but that was. that is what he was elected to do, wasas it not? i want to give you the first stab at this. >> i be don't recall anyone suggesting that he was elected to be the disruptive president that he has become. frankly he's h the head of the government and thee head of the executive branch. in his vitole and criticizing, for example law enforcement, judges, prosecutors, intelligence services, and the way

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sentencing tral ming up, so that will be some time in the near future, but we don't know exaanctly howy years mr. manafort might be facing. >> woodruff: so ssa roth is still with us. guilty on eight counts of ba and tax fraud and failing to disclose foreign bank accounts. what does that add up to in terms of how serious? >> those are very serious charges. agai these are all felonies carrying significant prison time. and what they demonstrate is that the jury found, all members of the jury as to these counts, that there was proof beyond a reasonable doubt that mr. manafort engaged these activities of fraud and that he was engaged again knowingly that this was no accident. so they credited the testimony of the witnesses, and as to these particular, for example bank loans and tax filings, they found that mr. manafort had whifflely vie -- willfully violated the law.ex this iraordinary serious conduct, and he faces stiff penalty, even if the government decides not to proceed with another trial on the charges to which the jury could not reach agreement. >> woodruff: it'sorth sharing with our

howie: on our buzz meter from los angeles. the media gives omorosa a massive platform. her allegations dominate the news. >> why are people supposed to be paying attention to what you are saying when you would be taking press phone calls during the campaign. >> i cover my own back. >> how did you tape him? the situation room i

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