. >>> and arianna huffington on apple's big content push and her new seat on the board of the social a lot to learn, i am sure. >> about millennials, which you know so much -- >> i think it's more the gen-z, gen -- i'm talking more 16 to 25 where i'm thinking >> kardashian was good but i would have chosen some actors. let's start with the markets we're seeing a big jump in stocks it's broad based 1% gains across the major averages reversing what we saw really friday yesterday, stocks didn't do a whole lot of anything, david treasury yields are the focal point for investors right now. the ten-year yield yesterday closed below 2.4 we're stabilizing above that level today though, would note, that very famous much-feared difference between the three-month yield and ten-year yield still in negative territory. some say that signals a recession. as long as we get stabilization, it looks like that's a green light for stocks to rally. technology is coming back very strongly after getting hit yesterday. energy, communication services all sectors in the s&p are up. >> also oil having a fairly s

dead at the huffington post many years ago when she said oh well the plane was going there anyway yeah we you know do as i say not as i do that actually does not appeal to voters and over time and as fifteen years doing a g.o.p. strategy i can tell you that the hypocrisy issue does matter to voters and it will impact how voters will support it if you're not walking the walk and you're just talking the talk it becomes a big problem with voters stay right there we will talk more after the break you're watching politic. there are. russian and. you know world of course. lawyers and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that make history media refuses to tell. more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and i see. the results they all. tell. yes this is how the booth. close. welcome back to politicking everybody i'm amy holmes sitting in for larry king

so, i was rolling over every 15 minutes and going to the most reliable source, the huffington post to see, because i know they would lie to me, i was trying to see what they would say. finally around 2:15 a.m. there is donald trump's picture with a giant red banner on the huffington post that said nightmare, president trump and underneath the picture it said millions to lose health insurance, civil rights to be loa rolled back and other possible headlines from it trump presidency. they started scaring us with fake headlines, literally immediately after, like the moment he got elected, but still it wasn't clear to me. i wasn't seeing what they were doing. i was just scared to death so i got on facebook the next day animated video crying saying what were you guys thinking, why did you do this and i spent the next couple of months. >> and it's important to mention that i grew up in a rural community in nebraska so a lot of my friends on facebook and family members and people i grew up with, i knew they had voted for trump even though they hadn't actually stated it. i was like how could y

papers this evening, we'll be going through tomorrow's front pages, with a political editor of the huffingtont and the times' defence correspondent. stay tuned with us for all of that. now, correspondent. stay tuned with us forall of that. now, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. sky's out of the picture as froome and co team up with britain's richest man. it's a test—y issue — numbers and names on shirts. for some, it's just not cricket! harry kane welcomes callum hudson—odoi to the team as england prerpare for their euro qualifiers. also coming up for you: the world champion deontay wilder fronts up to his next opponent. where are all the black and ethnic minoroty referees? joel mannix tells us about the route to the top. good evening. it's team sky no more — froome and co will now be a part of team ineos. the new team's launch will take place at the tour de yorkshire on the 2nd of may. our sports editor dan roanjoins us now. great that the team has found a backer, but there appears to be certain controversy surrounding this deal — why? who is the head to the company and what do they

amy: meanwhile, huffington post is reporting an official with the national rifle association corresponded with a prominent sandy hook conspiracy theorist to call into question the school shooting in parkland in an email obtained by huffington post, nra program coordinator mark richardson wrote to the wolfgang halbig just one day after the massacre -- "just like, there is so much more to this story. the parkland shooter was not alone." the email was made public as part of the discovery process in a lawsuit by parents of victims of the sandy hook massacre against alex jones and his website and for worse. jones a far-right conspiracy , theorist who's denied that 20 schoolchildren and six adults were killed in the 2012 mass shooting, calling survivors of the massacre crisis actors. in virginia, self-described neo-nazi james alex fields pleaded guilty wednesday to 29 counts of hate crimes in a federal court for plowing his car into a crowd of anti-racist protesters in charlottesville in august of 2017. as part of the deal, prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty. last december, a a vi

trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, telling the "huffington post" it's impossible to indict a sitting presidenting... - okay, okay, so the president can't be criminally charged; he can only be impeached by congress. now, i--i understand that as a legal argument, but i do think it's a little weird that out of all the examples they could've picked, they went with murdering james comey. [laughter] it almost makes me feel like they've been thinking about this. [russian folk music] ♪ - before heading to the summit, president trump spurred controversy by saying he wants russia to be welcomed back into the g8. - we have a world to run, and in the g7, which used to be the g8, they threw russia out. they should let russia come back in, because we should have russia at the negotiating table. - i don't know if trump colluded with russia, but if everyone was accusing me of colluding with russia, i wouldn't be caught dead mentioning their name. like, if your girlfriend accused you of cheating with keisha, even if you didn't do it, just shut up about keisha. [laughter] just shut up. "hey, babe, you know who

tonight a journalist who writes for "the huffington post" ."e took to twitter to express his outrage. according to ali, she tried to intimidate him. not on behalf of nbc news, but on behalf of the democratic party. now, ollie wrote that the misconduct was highly inappropriate and unethical. she wanted the reporter to hold off on publishing the dates of an upcoming primary, not to help nbc, not so her network could do it for a spot so that the dnc could inform state party leaders. why is she advocating for them? he said she was calling to bully me into a publication on an innocuous group. it was only about the dnc. she reminded ali that she was a national security reporter at "the washington post" for ten years, and they would hold things all the time. so how can comcast, they are the powerful parent company of nbc news, allow this kind of corruption in its ranks? just like a whole news channel full of tin foil hot conspiracy theories? i have a very important question for everybody watching at home. are you at all shocked that nbc news is workin

you can get redress because there are so many different websites out there and things like the huffington post as well and open. area evolve squawk box yeah you think they make that much difference i do think they make it easier to challenge the narrative of the of the right wing press they don't have it all lair and weigh the really disgraceful thing by the way is the way in which the b.b.c. programme off the program and sky for that matter to a constantly reading out headlines from newspapers i really think that this should be put a stop to what they're reading out when they review the papers yes cyclical propaganda against cobain ok but any of those journalists is bound to immediately reply to you if you don't realize it is the first time since investigating fascist groups the equality and human rights commission is to investigate the british labor party for presumably being against equality and human rights as it were played very strange state of affairs i mean on this question of anti semitism both as me is that it's very very partial that looking at one of the good anti semitism exp

you can get redress because there are so many different websites out there and things like the huffington post as well and open. area of all. ok apologies for interrupting our regular programming let's bring you breaking news this hour from london u.k. parliament has voted to rule out a no deal gregg's it things are getting elevated in the house of commons to the current prime minister but for how long the way things are going to reason may is speaking let's listen in the coming days and as if he's not willing to support leaving with out a deal on the twenty ninth of march then he suggesting that there would need to be a much longer extension to article fifty such an extension would undoubtedly require the united kingdom to hold european parliament elections and. i. i i. i i do not think that would be the right outcome. but so was. the house needs to face up to the consequences. i. think the prime minister for what she says. boredom is generally go in here mr speaker mr speaker tonight this house has once again definitely ruled out no deal the prime minister said the choice was between he

the huffington post" wouldn't cover him. they gave him all of the critical air time. they kept talking about how low his chance was. he won the presidency. left-wing media has been trying to make up for it ever since then. >> sean: they really are. the best thing the president can do, anyone that ever did that job, i don't know how you -- i -- i just don't think it would end well if i ever got that job. i'm just guessing. larry either. you are laughing. you are no better than i am. [laughter] > give me the job. i love it. [laughter] >> sean: please! with all of that said, we have an information crisis. i pointed out all of the instances they've been wrong. you know, but this $250 million lawsuit i know lynwood. lynwood is going to crush them. what they did was awful to the 16-year-old kid.d. >> wouldn't it be amazing if the supreme court case known as "the new york times" which is based on the pentagon papers from 40 years ago is overturned as a result of the 16-year-old because the networks couldn't control themselves. what's happened is the media protected their abi

attacks come from your opponents and things, you take a hit once you get in but here's what the huffingtone biden's biggest 2020 problem is joe biden. he touted himself as labor from belt buckle to shoe buckle but there's one problem with his image, joe biden's entire career. they talk about how friendly he is with wall street and financial things, and in the same place where young new voters and progressives would want him to be. >> michael bloomberg removing himself from consideration is part of the story. there is a moderate wing and i suspect democrats will nominate a moderate. i doubt the democrats will nominate somebody who is extreme but there are so many candidates competing, it is help trump won the republican nomination which it is ted cruz and whoever else were slicing of the conservative pie into narrower slices trump was able to take a quarter to a third to start out with. that could be how bernie sanders wins but it could also be how somebody like john hicken looper or someone we are not thinking about much as you get to the end, if the hard-core progressive left is divided i

sports fans left sort of cringing at the huffington post tweet announcing the engagement.at the tweet, love don't cost a thing, but a gigantic diamond ring. they gotte got engaged accordo matching instagram post. twitter users quickly pointed out that derek jeter was the short stop for the yankees. a-rod played third base. there were comments on this one. kelly says doesn't anyone in journalism check facts anymore? but jerry says to be fair, he played like a whole five games as short stop for the yankees. he played short stop for other teams. heather: there's a reason. >> that's right. he played third base for the yankees. derek jeter was pretty much killing it at that position. heather: i think they looked at the rock right there, and that's all they saw. they were confused, blinded. i was looking on twitter, they were comparing her five different evedifferent engageme. they were all beautiful. remember ben affleck? >> the yellow diamond or the pink diamond. heather: while some democrats embrace socialism, others more towards the middle. how will the divide impact the par

the huffington post couldn't get jlo's engagement announcement right. confusing film who are jeeter. to note though he did play shortstop in his career. a little misunderstanding there. that rock though, i want to know how big that thing is. that is bigger than my face. rob: do you think it's real? it might be cubic zirconium. those two are not doing as well as you think running out of money. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. rob: kidding. >> president trump is set to unveil 2020 budget. it will include $8.6 billion in border wall funding. >> whole issue of the wall border security is mayor mount importance. >> jet grounded by several airlines after 157 people including 8 americans were killed. >> american capitalism is not working in this country right now. >> voters are the ones we have to go over. they won't be won over with a socialist message they are moderates. >> cheney accusing democrats enabling ilhan omar. >> they are failing to protect her by putting a resolution on the floor refusing to name her. >> how big is

when website started, with "the huffington post" target, i was there at the beginning. there at the beginning. the worst part about those websites where the comments section so everybody said don't read the comments section. just read the articles. the articles are fine. ignore the comments sections. what is twitter? it's the comment section without the articles. it's an engine of unhappiness and bitterness and loneliness. it doesn't have any substance. the company is like a lot of corporations and that it's made up of cowards who are terrified of the social media mob. the left has mastered the weaponry of the mob. it takes three people to frighten a company to drop their advertising, if you know what i mean. but twitter is okay. if christians and pro-lifers are pissed off, because they know advertisers don't care. the right has to learn from the left and go after the people who bend to the mob. go after the advertisers who bend to the mob. >> juan: i thought you are on target and zing finally we have to put these guys in a box. they say they have no responsibility for

and they did not respond to our request for comment but this is what they told the "huffington post",sman for i.c.e. is facing several lawsuits and said the agency could not comment on the report due to pending litigation. i should throw that out there. has anyone to your knowledge actually been deported by this process? >> so i don't know of anyone myself who has been deported but there are certainly dozens and dozens of cases of citizens who were detained and who absent intervention from the aclu or organizations would have been deported. there are systematic structural problems in the way that this detainer process works, and that's why local jurisdiction cities, counties, states all over the country should stop participating in this way. it's important to noit thte the detainers are requests that cities and counties to choose to grant or refuse and the fact so many of them choose to grant them is a serious problem that has financial liabilities for the taxpayers of the jurisdictions. >> cnn reported there is an i.c.e. officer fired last may for forging a supervisor for undocumente

you can see this on "the huffington post" as well. people must be clicking. the mainstream of the traditional democratic party. she is driving the conversation in ways that other democrats cannot given just her legion of twitter followers and the focus that is on her. the challenge is for the democratic leadership making sure that base of the party, that element of the caucus, particularly nancy pelosi, does not go to war with the more moderate members of her caucus to ensure that they can keep the majority in 2020. the reason why nancy pelosi is speaker is because those moderate democrats won in districts in which republicans held those seats. but they're going to collide. they have already collided on procedural fights over in the early parts of this congress. it's going to continue as we get into the policy issues going forward. >> how much influence does she have in the sense that she has celebrity, which matters in today's politics, which matters in today's politics. she has a social media identity which matters in today's politics. the "washington post"

there's already some articles in "the huffington post" talking ability his voting record being too moderatee course of his decades, 40 some years in government. so i think it's going to be tough. it may be tough for him to raise money. i think the other thing he needs to be aware of frankly, he cannot repeat the mistakes of hillary clinton. she thought it was hers and was owed to her. joe biden i think runs that risk. you can't take anything for granted. diplomat must be interesting to you, josh, to listen to biden being called the moderate. i'm sure that isn't how he would define himself. bill mcgern writing today in the wall street journal, joe biden has as good a chance as any democrat of beating donald trump, but he'll first have to show he can stand up to the harsher voices in his party. he talked about it again today. he called mike pence a decent guy. got hit for that from the left. then said right, right, i get it. he's going to stand up to them. what do you think? >> yeah. apologizing for recognizing somebody else as a decent person. i guess that's where the democratic electorate i

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"huffington post" claims trump tirrots antiscience misinformation. but is that accurate?put that question to a man who studied climate change for 35 years. greg wrightstone is a geologist ands author of the book "inconvenient facts, the science that al gore does not want you to know." it should be noted that apple approved an app that he built for this book, but then they pulled it down. greg, i want to begin this, with dire warnings about carbon. the united nations issued a warning that the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere was at levels not seen in 3 million years. that's a long time, greg. no that sounds scary. why are you denying the impact of this? you denier. >> yeah, well, the fact of the matter is we increased carbon dioxide by about 120 parts per million since the beginning of the industrial revolution. we are a little over 400 now. to put that in perspective, throughout its history prior to our current period, the average co2 levels on earth were 2600 parts per million. six and half times what they are right now and we have thrived. so this is re

meanwhile, a recent huffpost -- huffington post investigation has found seven current members of the u.s. military belong to white nationalist group identity europa, which was founded by a former marine and was involved in organizing the deadly unite the right rally in charlottesville in 2017. the military says it is investigating the service members. in mozambibique, the p president said the deathth toll from tropical cyclone idai could reach over 1000 people. the devastating cyclone brought winds of 110 miles per hour and massive flooding to mozambique and neighboring zimbabwe and malawi from thursday to saturday in what mozambique's environment minister called the biggest natural disaster the country has ever faced. aid agencies warned that idai destroyed 90% of the low-lying port city of beira, which has a population of over half a million people. meanwhile in other climate news, massive flooding has forced the closing of much of the air force base in nebraska. flooding some are just as many as 60 structures on the base, which is the headquarters of u.s. strategic command. in jan

the people at huffington post were always egoier to cooperate. jim rainy at the "l.a.es" took a lot of our stuff. brian steltzer at the "new york times" was helpful. brian steltzer has left the "new york times" and house munich at cnn announcing prom clacannouncingannouncingp s proclamations from king mark zucker. here is zucker's puppet. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a lot of what fox does in prime time is resentment television making you resent liberals and others who are trying to hurt you. that's the message from fox. i think all of this matters because it's about decency and standards. it's about the corrosive, ugly nasty behavior that sometimes happenings on cable news or off cable news involving some of these hosts. >> tucker: it's about decency, cries the eunuch. we must have decency by which eunuch means less disobeying, more obedience, stop criticizing the program or else. this is the face of state media. why does fox even exist they wonder? we have 11 other perfectly good cable channels, all of them approved by management in obedient to the people in charge. how could anybody wa

. >> michael: one example would be to use a statistic reported by "the huffington post" and fusion and amnesty internationa international. that 60% of women and girls who go on that journey are sexually assaulted. for so long, democrats especially have demagogue to this issue. "well, you can't put children in jails. we have to have the families separated. you have to have the parents and long portion of the children of hhs." and then they say, "you can't separate them, serve to let them all go. you have to have de facto amnesty." by incentivizing that system you are just using that one statistic. putting them in terrible situations paid 70% of people who cross violent situations. >> harris: i want to slide this income of "the new york times" article that came out this week -- a mother, a 36-year-old mom of three, says smugglers took her and had her cook further immigrants who they have brought a cross illegally into the united states. then they took her into a room upstairs, locked the door, and began taking turns with her. in 2014 in the summer, she had left guatemala crossing the rio

tonight we have more proof, journalists who write for "the huffington post," "new york magazine" ," took turn earlier today to express his outrage at nbc news, they are politics managing editor. according to him, she tried to intimidate him --dash not on behalf of nbc news, no, on behaf of the democratic party.ut now he wrote that "that misconduct during it was highly inappropriate and unethical. she wanted the reporter to hold off onon publishing the dates of an upcoming democratic primary, not to help nbc come in knots over a network could it first, but so the dnc could inform state party leaders. why is she advocating for them? as he put it, "she was calling to bully me into delaying the publication of an innocuous group and at no point did she ever advocate for her network. it was only about the dnc. after reminding him, that she was a national security reporter at "the washington post" for ten years, they would hold stuff all the time, hold it, hold it. anyway, how can comcast -- think about this -- they are the powerful parent company of nbc news. allow this kind of corruption in i

an investigation by "huffington post" revealed that, quote, leaked chat logs have connected seven currentbers of the u.s. armed forces to a white nationalist group. and in 2017 poll conducted by the military times found that nearly 25% of service members surveyed said they had encountered white nationalists within their ranks. that poll found that 30% of troops said they saw white nationalism as a bigger threat to national security than the wars in syria, afghanistan, and iraq. but donald trump has actually cut federal funding from groups tasked with combatting right wing extremism. this is true. he did so after failing to condemn neo-nazis in charlottesville. still, white house officials defended the president. >> he has denounced bigotry many times, and i wouldn't be working here if i believed otherwise. >> you've seen the president stand up for religious liberty, individual liberties. the president is not a white supremacist. i'm not sure how many times we have to say that. >> joining us now as a member of the house judiciary committee freshman jonah guzma. thank you for being with us.

left is divided into many ways, there is a path for someone like biden to get past, even if "the huffingtonnks he was too nice to goldman sachs. >> shannon: lighting on, just yes or no. you think biden gets in? >> if he does, it would be a mistake. >> shannon: is howard schultz get in as an independent? >> the democrats nominate bernie. >> shannon: that is giving them a lot of heartburn, the howard schultz scenario. first i will try things were coming entered late breaking news, a twist as democrats once again delay a vote on the resolution condemning anti-semitism. democrats divided over the measure, tentatively tomorrow, some publicly defending congresswoman ilhan omar in hot water over her comments on israel and america support for the key ally. ic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. an

this is what they told "the huffington post."detainer policy told uf post that they could not comment due to pending litigation. has anyone to your knowledge, any american citizen actually been deported via this process? >> so i don't know of anyone myself that has been deported. but there are certainly dozens and dozens of cases of citizens who were detained and who absent intervention from the aclu or other organizations would have been deported. there are systematic structural problems in the way that this detainer process works and that's why local jurisdictions, cities, counties, states all over the country should stop participating in it in this way. i think it's important to note that the detainers that i.c.e. issues are really just requests that cities and counties can choose to grant or can choose to refuse, and the fact that so many of them choose to grant them is a serious problem that winds up having financial liabilities for the taxpayers of those jurisdictions. >> and we know, you know, cnn has reported that there i

to my left, sharice duffy from huffington post. reporter: good morning. yesterday at the white house briefing, here's a question that was not asked. there's apparently a chinese american businesswoman who has a string of massage parlors and was openly selling access to the president to chinese officials, businessmen. it didn't even come up at the briefing because it didn't rank to the news of the day. if you don't impeach the president, does everything he does up to and including that, is that just okay behavior for the next president, and the resident after that? mr. schiff: well, first of all, whether the president is impeached or not, no. none of the president's conduct, none of the lack of ethics or the lack of decency is somehow ow okay. and i also think that it's very important that any issues, any allegations of corruption be investigated, be exposed. we don't know in advance what the remedy might be, in advance of doing the investigative work. but i do think that where there are credible allegations of corruption or allegations that they are selli

however, the huffington post reports on wednesday, a school assembly was cut short when racist user namesered for a presentation bay nonprofit that focuses on refugees. >>> city lead ares in san francisco are calling for independent oversight of the sheriff's department. this follows several incidents involving deputies accused of crimes or accused of violating department rules. one highly publicized case involved deputies allegedly forcing inmates to fight like gladiators and there are other allegations of wrongdoing among sheriff's deputies in san francisco. >> those who enforce the law are not above it. we have algigs of widespread physical abuse along with degrading strip searches of women up to a dozen deputies or more or implicated. >> i am in favor of independent investigations for misconduct. i don't have a problem with that. >> the fran city leaders are considering several options. one would have the independent agency that is monitoring the police department to also oversee the sheriff's department. >>> in today's dollars and sense, the u.s. jobs report shows a slow downin hirin

us tonight, the aforementioned vicky ward, veteran journalist and author, editor at large at the huffingtont, author of this new book, "kushner inc.: greed, ambition, corruption, the extraordinary story of jared kushner and ivanka trump." thank you for coming on. i don't think most people trace jared's involvement in the comey matter because absent the comey matter jeff sessions is still called mr. attorney general -- >> absolutely. >> -- there's no mueller and this is a presidency. >> entirely correct. i mean, you know, i think this is probably the biggest revelation of the book, actually. you know, at the time when the president fired james comey it was reported that jared kushner had just supported the decision. that's not what my reporting shows. what actually happened is that jared, as you say, realized that the press had learned that he had had these meetings with a russian ambassador, a russian banker connected to the kremlin, and he had not put them on his security clearance forms. and very uncharacteristically he made a sort of impassioned argument to the president in front of peop

"huffington post," manafort indictment reveals trump-russia collusion, a lie. we're talking about thousands upon thousands of reports in the opinion and so-called hard news pagesds alike. that means the "washington post," the "new york times" -- believe it or not, they actually won pulitzer prizes for their lying coverage of the russia collusion hoax. that is a disgusting disgrace and a dishonor to every person that deserved a real pulitzer prize. this horrible conspiratorial coverage was amplified every single day on fake news cnn, conspiracy tv msnbc. this is but just a tiny sampling. take a look. >> i think this meeting and the revelations about it are a game changer in the investigation. they present the first evidence of actual collusion. >> what mr. trump did yesterday was to betray the women and men of the fbi, the cia, nsa and others, and to betray the american public.c. that's why i use the term this is nothing short of treasonous. >> this is direct collusion. collusion has been established. it's all out in thehe open. >> the whole notion there being n

the people "huffington post" post were always eager to cooperate. jim rainey at the "l.a.imes" took a lot of our stuff. brian stelter at "the new york times" was helpfu helpful. brian stelter has since left "the new york times." he's notef a house unit at cnn announcing proclamations from his tiny king, jeff zucker. he takes his talking points still from media matters. here's his puppet. ♪ >> a lot of what fox does in prime time is resentment television, making a resent liberals and others were trying to hurt you, that the message from fox. i think all of this matters, it's about decency andnd standards. it's about the corrosive ugly, nasty behavior that happens on cable news or off cable news involving some of these hosts. >> tucker: it's about decency cries the unit. we must have decency! by which he means less disobeying, more obedience. stop criticizing the program or else. this is the face of state media. why does fox even exist, they wonder. got 11 other perfectly good cable channels, all of them approved by management and obedient to the people in charge. how could

us tonight, the aforementioned vicky ward, veteran journalist and author, editor at large at the huffingtonbition, corruption, the extraordinary story of jared kushner and ivanka trump." thank you for coming on. i don't think most people trace jared's involvement in the comey matter because absent the comey matter jeff sessions is still called mr. attorney general -- >> absolutely. >> -- there's no mueller and this is a presidency. >> entirely correct. i mean, you know, i think this is probably the biggest revelation of the book, actually. you know, at the time when the president fired james comey it was reported that jared kushner had just supported the decision. that's not what my reporting shows. what actually happened is that jared, as you say, realized that the press had learned that he had had these meetings with a russian ambassador, a russian banker connected to the kremlin, and he had not put them on his security clearance forms. and very uncharacteristically he made a sort of impassioned argument to the president in front of people. i mean, jared's normal method of communicating w

i remember he get the huffington post interviewed a couple of years back when he walked off said whenhut it down. this whole thing has been to pretend everything is 0k. he has been making his music on his instagram and twitter. you see him having a good time and making songs. that stop at the start of this year, when these lifetime documentaries came out. when i made my films, started to readdress the issue. he released a song called i admit, when he admitted to being a bad guy in the relationships he has had, he asked cheated on women and lied about everything. he denying this, but it's clearly pressure has mounted. an extraordinary interview. you saw him there standing up, crying and shouting saying he needs help. his interviewer is accusing him of trying to play the victim. is that how you see it and as that is what he is doing as far as strategy? yes. he has denied this for a long time. his argument is that people are lying about him and they want his money. and they are trying to discredit them. essentially one person came out and said this, eve ryo ne person came out and said th

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the huffington post says beto crashes the party.n the vanity fair article, they aware o'rourke is acutely to his greatest vulnerability, being a white man in a democratic party. the government all levels is overly represented by white men, that is part of the problem, and i am a white man. if i were to run, i think it is important those who would comprise my team look like this country. if i were to run, that my administration looks like this country. it's the only way i know to meet that challenge. we are taking your phone calls on what is happening in washington. don is next in riverside, california. a republican. hi, don. caller: i would like to say who are these republicans that are turncoats and not following the president of the united states to secure our borders? toshould have term limits get rid of those people in the swamp. thank you. host: did you hear the list when cohen? talking to zach let's go through it. susan collins of maine, lisa murkowski of alaska. kentucky.of thom tillis of north carolina. and he mentioned a fi