brian: as long as you mentioned the huffington post, you have a habit in your columns of quoting arianne huffington, is that something you developed on purpose? something was writing -- one of my first columns for vanity fair couple of years ago. quote fromis fake her for the heck of it. great and carter, the editor of he saidair loved it and i want one in there every month. so every month i somehow or from stick a phony quote arianne huffington. brian: calling somebody darling. did she react to you? michael: i have not spoken to her. i haven't seen her for the past couple of years. i hope she knows that it is all in fun. i am a great admirer of hers. i think the huffington post thatd several problems

tonight, co-founder of the "huffington post," arianna huffington is joining us!cheers and applause) interesting news coming out of hong kong. >> here in hong kong, pro democracy advocates have been gathering in the downtown business district of the top official is in town and officials are trying to shield him from protesters. authorities have glued town pavement bricks to prevent them from being thrown. >> they started gluing down their sidewalks so that protesters can't grab the bricks and throw them? you have to admit that's a pretty smart solution. yeah, because it stops the violence and it also makes the protesters look weak! i'll show you, government! aaahhh! aaahhh! you know, i'll just write a letter when i don't want to go to the gym. it's already interesting logic from the chinese government. they're, like, should we spend money and address concerns of the citizens? somebody says, nah, let's buy glue. (laughter) a story that's particularly divisive in the past few vehicles, the rights of transgender people. with more states restricting bathroom bills, on

you found it "the huffington post." you run 15 editions around the world. tle guy? how do you tell your boss, i am sorry. i need to take a nap? ms. huffington: if you have one of those bosses, it's important to manage your discretionary time, the time you have some control over. and we all have more discretionary time than we acknowledge. somebody is watching "house of cards." emily: so in silicon valley, it's a cutthroat world and startups are trying to stay alive. you started your own company. you know how taxing this is. how do companies manage this issue of overwork and under sleep when they are trying to keep the lights on? ms. huffington: well, that is really the fundamental delusion, the delusion that by working around the clock, you're going to be more successful. and all the evidence is to the contrary. that, in fact, in order to be at your most productive and most creative and your most resilient, you need to be -- to have had a good night sleep, because that is when you operate at your best. i was talking to travis kalani today. he said as a young

>> i think you need to understand where the "huffington post" is coming from. when you look at founder, arianna huffington, she made it very clear, she has editor's disclaimer talking about the fact that donald trump is serial liar or rapist and plus, on msnbc arianna, said connection with clinton foundation, that whole issue quote, unquote, doesn't matter. there is clearly a bias from the top down. i think it is very reflective how the coverage is in the "huffington post." deirdre: it is indeed. i want to ask you about another controversy. this one surrounds a documentary, this is about gun violence. news anchor katie couric, she picked up the bulk of price of production, she and her producer faced criticism for heavy editing. she has since made a statement, quote, i take responsibility for a decision that misrepresented an exchange i had with members of the virginia citizens defense league when i was screened an early version of the film with the director, stephanie, i questioned her and the editor about the pause. i was told that a beat was added for, as she

. >>> executive editor of the huffington post, liz heron, posted a photo to twitter and asked, notice anything about our huffington post editor's meeting? apparently she was so excited and proud they are all women, but that's not what the internet saw. the reactionses were swift and hilarious. whiteness? said educated hillbilly. lack of black people? said tom rig. schmitty said is it whiter than a polar blair -- polar bear eating ice cream. and if they have a diversity problem, the problem is not there is naff lores -- enough lores, but she thinks she should be so proud of a table full of women. who cares if you are all women. did you do it on purpose? that's bad because you would have demonstrated against men or was it an accident m can you please write an article explaining what is so good about a room with no men. i'm sure there is something good. i would like them to articulate it so i can hold it against them in a future monologue. >>> christopher han -- >> i know it. >> do you see what you people have gotten into? you can't be proud of your do have -- diversity jie. i don't know

was there an article in huffington post? well, i'm sure he was misquoted because it is -- i didn't think they covered politics the huffington post. do they cover politics? >> apparently they do. he said you would start softening your position on the muslim ban? >> we'll look at a lot of different things. we have a big problem. we have a radical islamic terrorism problem. a worldwide problem. not just this country. we have to find a solution. and we have to be vigilant. we have to be tough and smart. we'll see what happens. >> when i -- >> yes, go ahead. >> wanted to debate bernie sanders. >> i'd alike to love bernie. he's a dream. >> would you take the steps to -- >> i said last night on jimmy's show, it was, you know, a question posed. i said i'd love to debate him. what we'll do is raise for maybe women's health issues or something if we can raise $10 million or $15 million for charity, an appropriate amount. i understand the television business very well and would get high ratings and should be in a big arena somewhere. a

thl is quoting from "the huffington post" today. the campaign probably won't choose a woman or a member of a minority group for vice president, manafort said. quote, in fact, that would be viewed as pandering. depending on how you think about this, this is arguably a little bit illegal. i mean if this was a joble listing, you would not be able to put out a job listing saying we're only considering a white person for this job. if you're a white person or very not, this job would be for you. we think that would be considered pandering. try putting that in your local paper. see how that goes over. try putting that on the help wanted sign with an aster risk that you put up in the window of your coffee shop. lille legally speaking vice-presidential running mate is not a job. so i don't think anybody has standing to sue the donald trump campaign for only considering white men for the role. yeah, that's what they said. >>> it's been a weird year in politics. today was a weird day in politics. i mean there were some normal things that happe

we just had a very good talk. >> also in that huffington post article -- >> i don't read the "huffington post." was there an article in the "huffington post"? i'm sure he was misquoted. it is -- i didn't think they covered politics, the "huffington post." do they cover politics? >> apparently they do. you said you were going to start softening your position on the muslim ban. >> we're going to look at it. we have a radical terrorism problem. it is a worldwide problem. not just this country and we have to find a solution. and we have to be vigilant and we have to be tough and smart. we'll see what happens. >> when you said you wanted to debate bernie sanders -- >> i'd love to debate bernie. he is a dream. i said last night on jimmy's show, question was posed. i said i'd love to debate him but i want a lot of money to be put up for charity. if we can raise for maybe women's health issues or something, if we can raise $10 million or $15 million for charity which would be a very appropriate amount. i understand the television business very well. i think it would get very high ratings. it sho

. >> in an interview with the huffington post, manafort said trump isn't likely to pick a minority oror a vice president, that would look like pandering. >> we're looking for absolute competence. >> manafort also said it's not his job to change trump. "you don't change donald trump, you don't manage him, he's going to win unless we, meaning people like me, screw it up. this is not a hard race." >> corey lewandowski denied there was any tension between him and paul manafort. we're also talking to josh rogan, cnn analyst. rick wylie was brought in to strengthen the ground game and hillary clinton's folks, we have certainly seen in the last couple of weeks at least, they have been building there as we're tacking ohio, california, florida, pennsylvania. so now that wylie is gone, who plays that role? who actually does act to make sure you guys are also competitive? >> i think as donald trump said, a lot of the ground game is going to be the function of a combination of the rnc and the trump campaign itself. let's not forget that rick wylie was hired to mesh the two apparatus. now that tha

. >> also with that -- >> i don't read the huffington post was was there an article in the huffington post? i am sure he was misquoted. i didn't think they covered politics, the huffington post. do they cover politics? >> the muslim man -- >> we will look at a lot of things. we have a radical islamic terrorism problem. and we have to be vigilant. [inaudible question] >> i would love to debate bernie. he is a dream. i said last night on jimmy's show, i have a lot of money to be put up for charity, can race for women's health issues, $15 million for charity, an appropriate amount, and i understand the television business very well, we get a very high rating, it should be a big arena somewhere and i would love to debate bernie. the problem with debating bernie, he is going to lose because his system is rigged just like our system is rigged. if it is so unfair. the problem is birdie will not win. i debated him anyway if they wanted to put out money for charities. we will see. we have had some calls from the networks anyway. he is the one that suggested length debate. [inaudible question]

a lot of insight here in that "huffington post" article. >> they all have a lot of problems. >> we need to learn a lot more about what he meant by some of those comments because potentially very, very revealing. >> what's also interesting about this, we're getting more information from the campaign chairman than we're getting from the candidate himself. trump has been a little bit lean on some of his specifics in terms of his points of view and where he stands in some areas. this was more insight than we've gotten in quite some time. >> it will also be fascinating because paul manafort and donald trump in the past week have shown they're not necessarily on the same page with regard to paul manafort telling republicans don't worry, we won't hold a grudge if you need to distance yourselves. the next day donald trump slamming a very popular republican governor. so we'll see if donald trump repeats those points. >> there's a little worry here from some of donald trump's supporters because you don't want to see yourself governmentening on positions because that's just going to feed into some

if you remember when he started out we were comparing him to herman cain, huffington post said they were only going to cover him in the entertainment section of the newspaper. i think, you know, it wasn't just at the beginning, either, it was all throughout this process. the writing was on the wall after he swept all of those southern states. there is a couple things that went wrong here. >> you're saying the denial continues? >> it's not just the media denial but the polling was all over the place. i think fundamentally we have shifted away from as well the more shoe leather reporting that i think is so valuable and could have been so valuable in this election and it just didn't get done. secondly the obsession with these score boards and counting up the points and calculating everything. >> the scenarios. >> and the scenarios. >> this happened and that happened. >> i hope we will learn from that, i really do and from here on out as we go forward we will do that shoe leather reporting and actually compare their plans versus just the tit for tat. >> gayle, what's unprecedented here, geor

i think huffington post solved several problems that online content was facing. you've got to hand it to her. hand't know if he knew the or $305 million, but she needs -- brian: she sold it. we are going to get into the deep brain surgery. tell us when you decided to do this? it is a washington story. have friends who were very they were all officials of the carter administration. kept trying to force on me about this operation, which his friend was doing, very experimental at that point. i did not pay any attention. finally, he persuaded me to read it. i got to knownd each other that way, because i had not been very nice to him in office. brian: he was chief of staff to carter? michael: yeah. operation would be put essentially the same thing as -- brian: a pacemaker? michael: a heart pacemaker, these are called sometimes for brain pacemakers. a sand shots of electricity into whatever part of the brain they think will help. hourseration lasted nine but they put into of these brain pacemakers. brian: where? michael: i can show you. i won't. there's one here, one h

i think the huffington post thatd several problems online content is facing. you have to hand it to her. you need to hand her at $305 million brian:. she sold it for that at -- to aol. ali --: us when you decided to do this and what was it? michael: it's a washington story. friends jerry rap sheet they werehune, close to hamilton jordan. they were officials in the carter administration. mery kept trying to force on this memo from hamilton jordan about this operation, which his , very was doing experimental at that point. i didn't pay any attention. finally, he persuaded me to read it. i came to know hamilton jordan that way. hadn't been very nice to him when he was in office. brian: he was chief of staff to president carter. michael: it is an operation essentially the pacemaker, a a heart pacemaker, they call them brain pacemakers. they send little shocks of electricity into whatever part of the brain they think will help. the operation lasted nine hours, but they put in two of these brain pacemakers. brian: where do they put them michael:? i could show you bu

he's asking huffington post why did you take down my article? that. i wrote it, it's true. we posted it and why did you take it down? it's interesting, we talked about the third prarty run. you have hillary clinton leaving new jersey to go to california because she's about to potentially lose california to bernie sanders who's got articles being written about pointing to the indictment and being pulled down. the next two weeks will be dicey. >> it's because fox news ran this story, listen in october this was going to get wrapped up. then they saw the linkage to the clinton foundation. that's where the delay is. this is a comprehensive investigation. that can put the clintons down for the count and the liberal leaning huffington post realized they'd be pushing it and why anyone logs on there i don't know. >> we can go on about the huffington post and editorial standards. >>> let's hand it over to heather nauert with some headlines. >> great to see you all. pete, great to have you back. we are following extreme weather once again this time out of t

tonight, co-founder of the "huffington post," arianna huffington is joining us!plause) interesting news coming out of hong kong. >> here in hong kong, pro democracy advocates have been

she's the cofounder of course and editor in chef of the huffington post, arianna huffington.veryone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter@nightly show using the hashtag tonightly. so graduation season is upon us. recently president obama in his commencement speech at rutgers gave the graduates flak for disinviting condoleezza rice a couple of years ago. saying dropping her was misguided. i don't think that is-- when we're not even willing to listen each other. he paused for an hour and then gave the speech, right. but this also speaks to a larger trend. apparently over the past 15 years the number of largely conservative speakers being disinvited to colleges has risen dramically. oh my god. look at that number. okay. what the hell is going on? anybody have any. >> it's rude, man, that's rude. >> larry: it's rude. >> actually. >> have you haven't been invited to a party t hurts your feeling. >> i see a lot of the guys gave two commencement address this year and one more to go and i haven't been disinvited from any. but-- (applause). >> larry: there's still too. >

huffington post and buzz feed. both doing very well in terms of site traffic and have scale in the u.s. i wouldn't discount either o of those. the marketplace is changing. >> you have already mentioned yes there was some strength but not enough to offset the weakness in print. the other players in this space, who is really winning? >> very good question. i think stul actually some of the names we just mentioned. the likes of a buzz feed and huffington post. who are online only. don't have to deal with these legacy issues in print. there are winners. there are losers. and i i should flag this morning that the mobile network are intending to implement a ad blocking trial in the uk. and i think that will really bring to bear analysis on how old media company wills deal with this age of ad blocking. >> do you have a sense how many new companies that start actually go down the print route at all? or are the majority starting online? >> it is asset light. why would you go down the print route? not many go down that route

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" says, and h let bernie sanders is have the nomination. >> i love that appeal to huffington post. i think we should let things play out, reasonable for voters and people in the republican party and any voter to say we want to know what's in this because you made specific claims. >> we have to take a quick break. we will focus on the democratic side. does glenn beck who worked so hard to stop him in the primary still think so? >>> and later, we set the stage for the opioid investigation. the focus on the doctor that saw prince in the weeks before he died. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. financial guidance while you're mastering life. if time is infinite, why is there never enough of it? a john deere 1 family tractor with quik-park lets you attach and go. imatch quick-hitch gives you more time for what you love. so it takes less work to do more work. autoconnect drive-over mower deck? done. they're not making any more land. but there's plenty of time if you know where to look.

things got a little testy between jessie waters and "huffington post" washington bureau chief ryan grimm last night. they say grimm was filming him. they say he was getting back at waters for doing something to a colleague in 9:00. when waters took grim's phone and a fight ensued as grim tried to get the phone back. >>> president obama and first lady proud parents. today their daughter malia announced she will go to university. she won't attend school right away. she plans to take a year off. she will start college in the fall of 2017. harvard encourages students to defer enrollment for a year to travel or pursue another interest. her college choice has a lot of people talking. you can join in the conversation and be sure, of course, to like them on facebook, as well. >>> now, your storm team 4 forecast. >>> we will be tracking rain and areas of fog overnight tonight. you want to keep that in mind tomorrow morning, the fog that is. there could be thick fog in spots throughout the day tomorrow. it will be mainly dry, warm and muggy. something we haven't felt for many days. as we move to t

. >>> plus michelle fields of "the huffington post" uncovering trump in a post-truth campaign. >>> the art of the endorsement? >> he's a race baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. >> is lindsey graham quietly supporting the man who gave out his cell phone number onstage? >> he gave me his number and i found the card. >> plus today's massive victory for bernie sanders with the dnc. and the ironic loophole in donald trump's denial, global warming. >> it's a hoax. it's a money-making industry. >> "all in" starts right now. >> we need some global warming, it's freezing. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes for the very first time in this very long and unpredictable campaign, hillary clinton's making a sustained definitive argument against donald trump. painting him not as a standard republican, pushing agenda items like cutting the top's top bracket and shrinking the federal budget, but as a uniquely dangerous candidate who poses an immediate threat to the american way of life and the future of this country. clinton made her case in detroit at the annual convention of the service

a lot of italian media are reporting this, so take a look at the italian version of "the huffington post a lot of papers are calling it this baby bonus and they say it is a breath of pressure that could help families financially to have more children. annette: let's take a look at the french papers. a catholic paper has an exclusive interview with pope francis, his first interview with "the french daily" since his election in 2013. >> quite a range of an interview. it lasted over one hour and covered a bunch of topics. for instance, the christian roots of the european union, his thoughts on france, islam, and this message on the front page that he wanted to be heard -- we are all equal. this is a message that seems to be aimed at european union leaders in the context of the crisis. inside, the duty for christians in europe is service, essentially pope francis' meesage is clear, -- clear, their duty is to welcome refugees. annette: another story is social unrest over reforming the labor code in france. >> that is bright and things could get worse in the days to come. annette: so it appear

often focuses on the liberal, huffington post ignoring the web? >> true. censorship, and facebook could be considered the biggest news outfit in the world with 1.6 billion users. i'm with john and mike on this. this, the government should stay out of it. they risk their reputation. considered a news outfit, they'll be as unpopular as a lot of people in the media. media is very unpopular because of how biased they are. >> talk to the managing editor. that is actually what a managing easy ter does. make sure there's no bias. apparently there s. i wouldn't worry what facebook is up to. they're in the business of giving customers what they want. coming soon, a new slant button. press this command key and get a right wing or left wing slant to your news. if that what you wants they give it to you. >> wrap it up. >> liberals aren't happy about this either. this shows the dangers of silicon valley controlling content. we could have disgruntled employees here, but people need to realize they're not public utilities. >>> coming up, amazon jumping to a new all-time

check out this headline from the huffington post, the mustache cat, marriage proposals. 28-year-old policesouth carolina posted this photo, after he found a kitten under a dumpster, right before a flash flood. the photo quickly went viral, even inspiring the muss tutache the kitty. all the marriage proposals, because she loves herman. >> do you think he looks better or without the mustache? >> no comment. cute kitty, though. >>> celebrating birthdays, adele turns 28, batman versus superman actor, and nbc anchor, brian williams, turning 57. happy birth to to all. keep it here for all the news, weather and sports. thanks for watching "early ♪ (ugh.) ♪ does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it, resolve it. our formula with a special conditioning ingredient, softens your carpet with every use. it's resolve, so you know it cleans and freshens. but it also softens. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. and to clean pet messes, try resolve pet expert. jose at the scene of a standoff involving a man standing on top of a v-t-a train. it's been going on for hours, and it could affect

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huffington post h.a. goodman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> senator ted cruz is back in texas addressing the lone star state's gop convention in dallas today. that's where we find von hilliard. good to have you with us. does he plan on addressing any of the campaign issues that were brought up or possibly even endorsing donald trump at this stage? >> reporter: sure. no. absolutely no mention of donald trump by name by any means but what this was, this was about 20 minutes of ted cruz laying out what he defined as conservative principles going to as he liked to say they aren't suggestions, the bill of rights isn't made up of suggests and the second amendment is suggestions and the u.s. defense of our allies suggestions. this is a slight at donald trump, that everything he put forth is suggestions. everybody is questioning ultimately come cleveland is ted cruz going to back donald trump. i got to tell you again after hearing him today the idea of that happening is pretty unfathomable. ted cruz

. >> the headline in the huffington post, a quick note, justice thomas tells graduates "do not hide your faith and your beliefs." tell us about how that fits in. larry: our college was founded by abolitionist christians, very interested by constitutional forms, faith. you have to know greek and latin to enter the college, back then. our college had a big part in the civil war, helped to invent the republican party. who i regardglas, as the spiritual predecessor of clarence thomas, spoke on the campus twice. valued those things, faith and integrity makes for a good life. >> back to the selection of justice thomas and the selection of the speaker in general, you pretty much hit the a-list. how you top that for the class of 2017? larry: it was a glorious day. the best i have seen, and i have been here long time. the conquestfter knelt down, e-mai he and wept. >> thanks for being with us. larry: a pleasure. announcer: filmmaker and thevist spike lee was commencement speaker at johns hopkins in baltimore. he urged graduates to be catalysts for change for the 99%. he also criticized presidenti

. >> reporter: in an interview with the "huffington post," manafort says trump isn't likely to pick aan or minority as vice president saying that would be viewed as pandering, i think. today trump said manafort was misquoted and that he wouldn't pick a nominee just because they are woman or minority. >> i think it's likely that we would have somebody, but we don't do it for any specific reason. we're looking for absolute competence. >> reporter: manafort also said it's not his job to change trump. you don't change donald trump. you don't manage him. he is going to win unless we, meaning people like me, screw it up. this is not a hard race. >> lewandowski has said the same thing, letting trump be trump. he also tells cnn, there is absolutely no tension between me and paul manafort. i have been exceptionally inclusi inclusive. manafort did not respond to a request about that. >>> outside, tanna gert, senior adviser to the trump campaign. there have been multiple reports of in fighting within the trump campaign, saying wylie was fired after clashing with lewandowski. is the trump campaig

. >> the headline in the huffington post -- a quick quote from that speech said justice thomas, clarence thomas tells grads, "do not hide your faith and your beliefs." tell us how that fits into your college admission. >> well, our college was started in 1844 by evangelical christians and it is very interested in freedom, very interested in faith. you had to know greek and latin o enter the college back then. our college had a big part in the civil war, helped invent the republican party. a spir chul predecessor of clarence thomas spoke on our campus twice. we've always valued those things and think that they form an integrity that makes for a good and excellent human life. >> back to the selection of justice -- of the commencement speaker in general, you pretty much hit the a list with justice thomas. how do you top that for the class of 2017? >> well, it was a glorious day. the best i've seen and i've been here a long time. feel library after the conquest of carthage. he knelt down and wept. what is there left to do? >> dr. larry arnn president of hillsdale college in hillsdale, michig

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"the huffington post" accidentally indicts hillary clinton? ainst her. the article also calling the clinton foundation a, quote, criminal enterprise engaged in money laundering and soliciting bribes for political favors. >>> and those are a look at your headlines, and now to anna. >> all right. heather, thank you so much. i'm going to hand it out to the guys on the plaza. we're trying to figure out who makes the better burger on the barbecue. good morning. >> we're going to try to settle this. it's fleet week in new york city and we know the brave men and women our mirtime services are physically strong but who is the toughest in the kitchen? we have three food specialists. all three of them competing. we'll start with david. nice to see you this morning from the navy. what's the secret to your best burger? >> i just like to just try different things. sometimes i will just do freestyle and put whatever i want in it or sometimes i'll try something new and find a recipe that i haven't done in a while and try and fill it out. >> okay. so today tho

"the huffington post" reports that kenyan media have been carrying conflicting reports about who the man in the photo is. his name and his condition. they are talking about his uncertain fate, reporting that the man was a protester and died from his injuries, while others reported that he was just a bystander caught up in the violence and is recovering from injury. those images have really shocked the country and sparked a debate. wonders when his force considered reasonable? there has been a big debate about police brutality in the wake of that footage. policebrutality has been trending on social media. the police might have used unreasonable force, but protesters themselves have been accused of overstepping their constitutionally guaranteed rights to demonstrate peacefully. two wrongs do not make a right, according to this editorial. another kenyan paper is critical of authorities. anyone spreading such malicious lies risks arrest and prosecution. here in france the police are also under the spotlight. calling for a day of protests under the country in the wake of very violent anti

we had a very good talk. >> also nin the huffington post -- >> i don't read the "huffington post." is misquoted. i didn't think they covered politics. do they cover politics? >> apparently they do. he said you were going to start softening your position on the muslim ban? >> we are looking at a lot of different things. we have a radical islamic terrorism problem. it's a worldwide problem. not just this country. and we have to find a solution. and we have to be vigilant. we have to be tough and smart. >> were you serious when you said you wanted to debate bernie sanders? >> i'd love to debate bernie. he's a dream. i said last night on jimmy's show, it was -- i said i would debate him but i want a lot of money put up for charity, if we can raise $10 or $15 million for charity which will be a appropriate amount. i understand the television business very well. i think it would get very high ratings. it should be in a big arena somewhere. and we could have a lot of fun it with. i'd love to debate bernie. the problem with debating bernie, he's going to lose. because honestly, has system