the t and the t and the huffington post and rolling huffington post and rolling stone and a number of other outlets, alle ana nu spread thio about me. they just put words intomouth tr my mouth that i never said youir had exactly what i said. i said that for the good of these people, in particular. so presumably i don't want to murder them. and i talked about an ideal in. particular. i'm not talking about eradicating any human beings i', t id talking about an ideology here. they said that i wanted to commit. and i said this is libel. this is actionable libel. you know, the libee libel l lawn the united states have quite a high threshold to actually su e.e this meets that threshold. i think that unless the news editors at the daily beast in rolling stone and huffington post and all the rest, unless they're completely illiterate, they lied intentionally. and i think their lawyers called them and saidlly., chang the headline, are you going to get sued into oblivion? but why woulsuede d they want to defend child castration?rati? i mean, that's almost th piritual question that we should med

the daily beast and the huffington post and rolling stone and a number of other outlets all spread this put words into my mouth that i never said. you heard exactly what i said. i said for the good of these people in particular. i presumably don't want to murder them. i talked about an ideology. i'm not talking about eradicating human beings. i'm talking about ideology. they said i wanted to commit genocide. i said this is liable. the libel laws in the united states have quite a high threshold to actually sue. this meets that threshold. unless the news editors at the daily beast and rolling stone and huffington post and all the rest, unless they or completely illiterate they lied intentionally. the lawyers called them and sai change the headline or you will get suede into oblivion. >> why would they want to defen child castration? that's almost a spiritual question that we should meditat on. i know you have been. good to see you. more news coming up. we will be right back. test. the crisis inside ukraine has reached a catastrophic level with the elderly jews pushed to the very limit. go

when the governor signed a routine death penalty weren't, "the huffington post" read this headline. ,tis. this monster killed a police officer, went to jail, escaped, stabbed at his mom to death in a parking lot and huffington post thinks he is the victim. perhaps the highest profile confrontation was with 60 minutes which accused desantis of rewarding publics supermarkets with -- expected criticism is it is paid to play. >> it is a fake narrative. and you don't care about the facts. >> most of the media concluded the accusation was wrong. the cbs program unfairly edited his comments. ryan griffin told me the downside of his battles with the press is for the public which is being served by journalists who don't like it. if and when he faces sustained scrutiny and ideological att attacks, the national media may play out differently. >> trace: california democratic, the head of the national curve when it comes to and permitting progressive policies. they have new initiatives that make the rest of us here in the golden state look let's say. let's bring in reformed telephonic chairman car

when the governor signed a i routine death penalty warrant, the liberal huffington post ran this headline political pawn by ron desantis. this monster killed a police officer, went to jail, escaped, stabbed this mom to death in a parking lot, and huffington post thinks he is the victim. perhaps the highest profile confrontation was with "60 minutes" which accused desantis of awarding publix the vaccine contract. >> the criticism is that it's pay to play, governor. >> it's a fake narrative. i just disabused you of the narrative, is and you don't care about the facts. howard: desantis won that the round, and the cbs program unfairly ed admitted his comments. the governor's press secretary, brian griffin, told me the downside of his battles with the press is the public if isn't being served by journalists who don't like him. but when he faces ideological attacks from the national media, things may play out differently. brian, what do do you make of of the ongoing warfare between ron desantis and the press and does that help him in a republican primary? >> i think it helps him overall, howie.

daily caller in 2010 and argued it would be a conservative answer to popular sites at the time like huffingtont. he said it wouldn't be partisan. quote, our goal is not to get republicans elected. we are not going to suck up to people in power. that's disgusting, he told "the washington post. so, that's 2010 tucker think about it what he said then was he was going to stand for exactly the factual mission that today's tucker opposes and the point is not just hypocrisy, the point is tucker's standard belies his liability now and it shines a weird and perhaps troubling light on how this all works, at least for people like him who are willing to tell you things the dominion suit suggests are misleading or false, and you know with your own eyes aren't true when it comes to january 6th denialism, his trutherism now, he took his mission, though at that time -- remember, when he said he wasn't going to do what he's doing now. he said he wanted more accuracy in conservative media. and accuracy in any type of media is great he took that argument to the crowd at the famously conservative cpac conference

i'm just going to keep asking like 10 million questions because i yes, i have a question for huffington. and what about images specific? i'm interested to hear how, like you were just saying specifically that it felt critical to you to have those images and for both of you, i'm curious two things. one is, did you at any point in your writing process, imagined not having the images and how you would convey what you wanted to convey without? and then the really sort of one key practical part is like, did you to fight to have a photo? but for your book, because i don't know much about it, but i understand was tough for a while. maybe it still is. so it's about explaining to. yeah, i was just sure. i think for me there was an iteration of this book that didn't have the images because you know, one of the things i'm really trying to do in this book is like, how do you tell a true story when there are multiple truths? you know? and i don't mean that in terms of like alternative facts, like, let's be real, but this and you know what it to that like to show all the ways of seeing because my fat

joining me now, and he can bowl, a senior editor at the huffington post and the author of the book, weinformation that was leaked an how it could impact this case? >> right this is a case of fits and starts, row most recent snafu, prosecutors accidentally hande the defense thousands of internal fbi messages belongin to one of the witnesses, herself an fbi agent involve in this case and that agent was supposed to hand over just messages relate to these defendants, but - they accidentally gave everything the fbi was meant t exclude so the defense is no happy about this and there are argument happening right now about ho much of a blunder this is, how much it will impact the case the filing that prosecutors di just today, with a list of reasons why this won't be supe impactful, and the defense i arguing against that, that i remains to be seen how it will impact the case. i think it is unlikely thi would be a mistrial, but certainly a blender on the par of the prosecution >> so andy, you have this piec and then you have vice new reporting that you have anothe extreme anti government group,

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from the huffington post, and associated press story michael: to monday in trump hush money probe writing donald trump's former lawyer and fixer is scheduled to testify monday before a manhattan grand jury investigating hush money payments made on the former president's behalf. people familiar with the matter told ap they are not authorized to speak publicly about grand jury proceedings and did so on condition of anonymity. : it is a key witness in the manhattan district attorney investigation and this testimony coming at a critical time as prosecutors close in on a decision on whether to seek charges against trump. prosecutor sometime save their most important witnesses until the end stages of a grand jury investigation. in roslyn heights, new york next up is charles, independent line. caller: i had to call in today because i am hearing -- we are being brainwashed. i'm talking about against illegal immigrants. we need immigrants in our country. we always have. our company -- our country economic success is based on that. aoc did a great youtube video on immigrants. google aoc immigration

from the huffington post, and associated press story michael: to monday in trump hush money probe writing donald trump's former lawyer and fixer is scheduled to testify monday before a manhattan grand jury investigating hush money payments made on the former president's behalf. people familiar with the matter told ap they are not authorized to speak publicly about grand jury proceedings and did so on condition of anonymity. : it is a key witness in the manhattan district attorney investigation and this testimony coming at a critical time as prosecutors close in on a decision on whether to seek charges against trump. prosecutor sometime save their most important witnesses until the end stages of a grand jury investigation. in roslyn heights, new york next up is charles, independent line. caller: i had to call in today because i am hearing -- we are being brainwashed. i'm talking about against illegal immigrants. we need immigrants in our country. we always have. our company -- our country economic success is based on that. aoc did a great youtube video on immigrants. google aoc immigration

so joining us now for more on this is political editor of huffington post uk kevin schofield .rning, kevin. so what did you think of boris johnson's intervention there criticising rishi sunak's deal? helpful or . criticising rishi sunak's deal? helpful or. not a not particularly helpful, but i think should work on the assumption that anything that bofis assumption that anything that boris johnson says in public is designed to be unhelpful . rishi designed to be unhelpful. rishi sunak he's not your biggest fan . he would dearly love to be 5 minutes to again. he rishi sunak . he would dearly love to be 5 mirhelping again. he rishi sunak . he would dearly love to be 5 mirhelping to ain. he rishi sunak . he would dearly love to be 5 mirhelping to brings rishi sunak . he would dearly love to be 5 mirhelping to bring themi sunak . he would dearly love to be 5 mirhelping to bring them down.( for helping to bring them down. and i mean what i thought was was quite notable, though, was that it wasn't full throttle. bofis that it wasn't full throttle. boris johnson the he was a little bit c