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

my guest tonight, cofounder of the huffington post, arianna post is joining us, everybody! applause) i know-- it's arianna huffington. calm down, twitter. uh... but first, some interesting news coming out of hong kong. here in hong kong, pro-democracy activists have been gathering in the downtown business district. now, the top chinese official, zhang dejiang is in town, and police have been trying to shield him from the protestors. rallies are confined to designated zones. authorities have also glued down pavement bricks to prevent them from being thrown. they've started gluing down their sidewalks? -(laughter) -so that protestors can't grab the bricks and throw them? you got to admit, that's a pretty smart solution. yeah, because it stops the violence, and it also makes the protestors look weak. -(laughter) -i'll show you, government! (strained grunting) you know what? i'll just write a letter, and then i'm gonna go to the gym. it's also interesting logic from the chinese government. they were basically like, "hey, uh, should we spend some money and address the concerns o

my guest tonight is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of the "huffington post." p revolution." please welcome arianna huffington! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> trevor: thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. i love your show. >> trevor: i love your site. i feel like i've spent years and years reading articles on your sites, and i mean years as in actual time spent. >> i hope not at the expense of your sleep, trevor. (laughter) >> trevor: i like that you're on brand. when you start a conversation about sleep, for most people, this is not what you would write a book about. most people read books to fall asleep, and you have written a book about sleep. the sleep revolution, in fact. >> i would actually consider it a personal victory if you are reading my book in bed and you fell asleep reading it. (laughter) >> trevor: i like that you use "revolution," though, because it seems like the opposite word for "sleep." like a very sleepy revolution. i'll do it tomorrow. >> no, when the revolution succeeds, it will actually be amazing because right now we're living un

the "huffington post" thinks the violence is great. one of its writers is advocating for more, that's ahead. >>> we turned over everything. >> i want to you listen to me. blvg . >>> this campaign season, there have been a string of violent bloody attacks against donald trump supporters. as well as heavy resistance against cops. lunatics smashing and vandalizing police cars at rallies. the "huffington post" apparently condones this violence. one of its writers thinks there should be more. jesse benn writes quote a lot of people seem shocked and appalled at this perfectly logical reaction. there's an inherent value in forestalling trump's normalization. violent resistance accomplishes this. riots can lead to major change. then goes on to blame trump for inciting violence and said press people need to respond to existential threats. imagine for a moment if a major conservative website published a piece like this there would be national outrage mr. gutgutfeld. >> what do you think would happen if there was a confrontation between "huff pos

the "huffington post" made this statement.hatever your personal beliefs regarding violent resistance, there is an inherent value in forestalling trump's normalization. violence accomplishes this. sheriff joe arpaio joins me. what do you make of the writer writing this piece, freedom of speech, but the "huffington post" rrp allowing it to be published and supporting the writer. >> you have got to talk about that news article, ridiculous. anybody that violates the law and beats people up, destroy police cars, they should be in jail. it's a violation of the law. to blame donald trump is ridiculous, too. deirdre: inciting violence seems to be on the edge of the law. >> i'm the expert on demonstrations. i have had sharpton lead 10,000 people against me. everywhere i go i see accept descrait straightors. but i see a different situation going on. it's getting more violent. you have got gang bangers getting involved and using this as an excuse. i'm concerned about donald trump's safety. he has taken a lot of heat and he's not fair, pe

[laughter] >> for the "huffington post" >> jellyfish can be deadly. (tires screeching) d'oh!eching) (grunts) (grunting) (snoring) (groans) (humming) (humming) well, if ain't my next-door neighbor, king toot. moe. how many times i got to tell you not to throw your trash in my dumpster? oh, come on, szyslak. i got to make space in the store for my new side business-- a tanning salon that secretly has cameras in the beds, which feeds into my web site, www.tancams.com. that is registered. yeah, sounds great. maybe then you could afford to rent your own dumpster. i like my current deal. free. of. charge. (grunting) i'll eat your hair! you call that a testicle kick? (tires screech) all right, you two, break it up. drive on, asphalt cowboy, or i'll squeeze his brain out like an edamame.

kennedy: the "huffington post" putting him on the entertainment page. those opposed to trump feel giving him this much air time is giving him enough rope to hang himself. i think the general election will be different. today, a couple hours after meeting bernie sanders at the white house, president obama officially endorsed hillary clinton. >> i don't think there has ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. she has the courage, compassion and heart to get the job done. i say that as somebody who had to debate her more than 20 times. kennedy: hillary responded with a tweet, happy to have you with me. >> bernie went to visit him and as soon as he had one foot out the door, he said i'm endorsing hillary. this is not going to influence anyone one way or another. if they are going to keep this establishment voice, this is such a product of the democratic machine. kennedy: if there is anyone who embodies the establishment, it's her. >> in recent memory, let's lock at hw bush. vice president, ambassador to china. director of the cia. so i don't know

arianna huffington is co-funder of the huffington post and leading the charge for americans to get more sleep. it's called "the sleep revolution". thank you for being here. >> thank you so much, becky. >> i love talking to you about this because while so many people walk around and think it's a badge of honor to say i only slept four hours last night, you tell them that they are crazy and wrong and short changing themselves? >> this is really this moment and which is equivalent to where we were with smoking in the '60s, people thought it was glamorous. the science was in that tobacco is killing us. it's the same way now. there are too many people who think not sleeping enough is a badge of honor but the science is in and it degrades every human and our decision making and our happiness. you know when we are sleep deprived we are more cranky and moody. >> by the way, you have personal experience that brought you to this moment? >> i actually slept from sleep deprivation having done everything wrong and nine years ago now and that's how many millions of us because if we live in this delus

they picked up that headline from the trump-hating huffington post.incorporating the orlando terror attack into his campaign rhetoric. i pointed out all politicians react to awful situations, mr. trump included. because terrorism is a big issue for trump, it's totally in context. but of course the huffington post doesn't point that out and yahoo! running it with a big headline is misleading for everybody. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox factor website. we'd like you to spout off about the factor. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, codswallop. i am bill o'reilly. please remember that the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. a new arrest in the orlando terror attack may come at any time now. as we get reports from reuters news service that omar mateen's wife could face serious charges as soon as tomorrow morning. welcome to the kelly file. foxnews.com is now reporting that federal prosecutors have convened a grand jury against mateen's wife, noor salman, seeking to charge her

it should be noted the author of the huffington post article is critical of the u.s. air strikes on isis in iraq and syria. >> thank you. joining me now to react, "the new york times" best selling author of "because they hate." good to see you tonight. so here, if this author is right in this article where he claims he knows the source close to noor and he's ticked off at the media for reporting lies about her, you tell me, i think the general american sentiment is the only thing they want to hear from this lady two words, i'm sorry. >> that's exactly it. i am sorry for my actions for not coming forward. and all of the bologna and lies coming from her end. does he think we're stupid or the american public is going to believe anything she says? it's amazing how fast she changed her story. federal agents are not going to lie when he confessed to them that she tried to change his mind before he went to the club. and again the fbi agents from multiple sources said the same thing, she was cooperating with them, she was working with them, that he was telling them things, th

david: the "huffington post" has published a piece from bloggers justifying violence from donald trump'srters, sorry liberals, violent response to trump is logical and applauds anti-trump protesters, there is an inherent value in violent resistance accomplishes this. here to weigh, in ashley pratte, political reporter and jessica tarlov is back with us, what do you make of the "huffington post" publishing this? >> this is a real problem given the fact that tensions are so high, these are two of the most unlike candidates in history. i think we're going to see a lot of americans who are upset and when the liberal media plays into the firestorm, i really think it's dangerous because we have two conventions that are coming up on both sides of the aisle, and i do think that if violence is encouraged against trump, what is stopping the same thing from happening at the democratic convention as well, and at democratic events? they are setting a dangerous precedent. david: some democrats are subject to this kind of violence or threats. jessica, we have the "new york times" getting some violent t

sleep that night completely free to show that he cared. >> sophia jones, thanks very much of "the huffington postnd the world post. we really appreciate your time and your reporting. and as you heard there, in the midst of tragedy, kindness, human kindness and heroism always finds a way to shine through. we'll have a lot more from istanbul after a quick break. and we'll join our colleagues for more brexit coverage as well. >>> welcome back to london, everybody. european markets are about 20 minutes away from opening. asian markets are ending the trade day mostly up as fears of the brexit appears to ease. here are the latest numbers. nikkei up a touch. hong kong up almost 1 1/2%. shanghai negative territory, but that isn't really relevant. the s&p up 1 3/4. alex, thanks for being with us. when we're looking at the economic fallout from the brexit vote, we have this rally on the stock market. but that doesn't actually mean that there is no bad economic news to come, does it? >> yeah, i mean, unfortunately, not. you can't base your economic projection on a couple days trading on the stock market. it

huffington post column defending that a violence response is the log call approach to stopping trump.ent resistance matters, riots can lead to major change, while critics say violence is not the way to bring about change. lauren: very unusual primary season finally coming to a close and several battlegrounds contain colors, fox news in madison wisconsin, a blue state showing signs it could go red this fall. >> always a battleground state, there's a very real possibility that the badger state cold go to the grand old party for the first time sin ronald reagan rolled through. they have the democrats to thank for it. the demonstrations and attempt of recalling the republican governor, multiple elections of scott walker forced leadership to keep the machine well oiled. >> there's a republican machine. they really follow the lead of the leaders and the signals of who they vote for. but there is a problem and the problem is the candidates, conservatives in wisconsin motivated for ted cruz and not donald trump. >> in fact, that's why he lost so terribly in the primary. the radio right-wing s

the "huffington post," you guys know the "huffington post," the driver can your uber write an article, the "huffington post" has a disclaimer on their website calling him a racist. buzzfeed refuses to take money or donald trump. buzzfeed, the place that tells you which disney princess you more integrity than the "new york times." for the record, i'm a jasmine, you guys are all cruella deauville. the end of the day, i just hope love overcomes fear. i hope that's what ends up winning and fox news has taught me that. fox news is incredible because peoplever seen so many with spray tans hate people of color. news.re incredible, fox and you guys are in new york where i'm based out of, the enemy walks amongst us and we're only five blocks away from each other. "daily show," fox news. and every morning i have to watch you guys. it's the same thing. them, stab bomb them, u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a.!" to walk past you guys during lunch and i'll see all these fox news employees leave building, cross the street, walk past me, and then up for halal chicken and like, oh, racist randy just wants that re

to the french edition of the huffington post. with two photos, one of them showing a paris railway station. the other photo showing piles of rubbish. that paper listing the areas that are hit in terms of industrial action. a partial train strike, and action by air france. i come out of my flat, my street is already full of rubbish because the bags are not being taken away. let's look at one of the papers online that talks about french news. the rubbish strike in paris could go on five more days. workers arend the pushing their rights, saying we are taking advantage of this time, but we want to defend our positions in terms of getting the things we want. let's go to one of the cartoons in the french press. if we have a closer look, it is a footie match. minister, andime the small bloke with the football. is marked, the employment reform bill the government is pushing. a lot of the negotiations are specific to certain sections. unions are mad about reforming employment legislation. if you look at the cartoon, it is trying to score

the huffington post has a disclaimer on their website calling him a racist.s up winning. and fox news has taught me that. fox news is incredible. i never seen so many people with spray tans hate people of color. you guys are incredible, fox news. and you guys are in new york where i'm based out of. the enemy walks amongst us and we're only five blocks away from each other. daily show fox news. every morning i have to watch you. it's the same thing. kill them. bomb them. stab them. usa. usa. usa. and i have to walk past you guys during lunch. and i'll see all the fox news employees leave their building, cross the street, walk passed me and then line up for hallal chicken and rice. and i'm like, ah! racist randy just wants that red sauce. i love it. i love that your brain can be racist, your body will betray you. i love that! i love that all morning they're like, mexicans. all lives matter. 12:00, swarma time. i love that so much. i don't even know how to pivot here to be honest. you know, what we saw in orlando was one of the ugliest cocktails of the problems

her latest article for the huffington post is, "the united states makes the case for why puerto ricots colony." let's go first to san juan to the mayor. your response to the legislation right now in congress? >> first of all, good morning to from sanand greetings juan, puerto rico. you don't add up a democratic situation. you don't put fuel to a fire. and what the congress has done with the president of the united states has done or the judicial system has done, they have unveiled to everyone, the international community and everyone in puerto rico, that we are a colony of the united states. promesa is a broken promise to the people of puerto rico. they have put their back toward the light supporter can people. and they cannot move forward an agenda that will help the development of the puerto rican economy. since 1952, the u.s. has admitted based on the actions that it has perpetrated a fraud on the international community when it asks for puerto rico to be taken out of the list of colonies. we are a colony. that being said, what are we going to do in puerto rico and what are the re

the "huffington post" made no effort whatsoever to back away from that.n as well. but the most remarkable thing to me is there has been pure silence on the part of the press that you now have a top left-wing, online quote, unquote news operation, calling for physical violence against donald trump. ashley: what about the candidate? what about hillary clinton and bernie sanders? they should be denouncing this kind of thing as well? >> oh, no question. pure silence. what if foxnews.com, what if a blogger on fox news called for violence at the logical way to stop hillary clinton? do you suppose there would be silence on the part of the press about you folks? it would be everywhere and they would be people calling for roger ailes to be fired and probably prosecuted instantly. so i just find this one of the most stunning things that i have seen in this election cycle. ashley: yeah. and the double-standard of it all is galling as well. i also wanted to bring up, brent, cnn last night, weren't big-time on elizabeth warren and her announcement of her endorsement o

. >> but the credentials at the white house -- this is "politico" and huffington post and do you want to get in on this? on the yes, credentials? >> i agree with julie. it will have no impact on reporting on donald trump with live stream coverage, the worst secret is reporter that donald trump talked to is a "washington post" reporter so all it will do politically, is allow the media to have the righteous stump they would not otherwise have. >> pulling back a book and look at 49 people killed, 53 wounded in this horrible heartbreaking attack on pulse nightclub in orlando. look how quickly the finger-pointing began and how much do you think the media contributed to the polarization? >> it was the politicians taking to media, john mccain blaming the president, it was, however, partly the media, the daily news blaming the n.r.a. and it is a human reaction to point fingers after a trauma. i do not this ink that does anything to honor the million riff those who were lost. what does honor their memory, however; to swiftly start asking questions, why this happened? how can we prevent it from

i found this poll done after brussel as tack by ugov and huffington post and cooperation and surveillance and comes to when it comes to preventing islam iing terrorist attacks in u.s. do you think it would be better to work with muslim community or subject them to intense surveillance you could aring true working together may gol hand-in-hand. 63% intense surveillance 27% surprise part. >> donald trump is wronging. >> according to language being crucial. >> 54% said they work with the them. >> yes. >> and that's part of the problem when you mentioned ronald reagan. ronald reagan was tough and united the country in difficult times and you mentioned latino latinos. 89% unfavora trump. i don't know how he comes back from that. >> those are killer numbers. >> those are killer numbers and it puts a state like arizona endplay and also in danger someone like john mccain up for reelection. . >> tox mccain has been endangering himself too j overall this say real tough time for republican party. >> thank you for joining us for this conversation. next meet the republicans who is not backing donald t

buck, the daily beast, buzz feed, the huffington post have been blocked in recent months.the press right now? >> i don't know how long this will really last. you had huffington post, one of the most read news sights saying that his campaign was a joke and they weren't going to cover it. this works both ways. that is quite obvious at this point. you also have democrats who won't go on fox nouz do a debate. there is any number of ways can you slice it. donald trump deciding he's going to invoke press credentials. he's within i had rights to do it. i don't encourage it. but if he wavents to do it, he can do it. i still would like to respond to the fact that we are pretending the threat from nonislamic terrorism is equivalent to other terrorism. but if we have to move on, i suppose we'll move on. zbh buck, it's only a timing thing. that's not it. it's timing thing. i want you to respond to the "washington post" that him revoking their press credentials. >> yeah, i think he absolutely should v in fact, i think what they did was edging on libel. when you say donald trump suggest

two "huffington post" reporters came to find out how hard it was to buy it. >> you and your colleague gunshot for the purposes of your article. how long did it take you to walk out of that shop with the al-15? >> it took exactly 38 minutes. we actually had a timer going. we basically called around to a few shops and figured out the requirements. my colleague, andy campbell, had a washington driver's license, his permanent residence there. we went to the store. we called around to a few to see if they would let us go in and film. we got negative. we went in as private citizens. andy bought the gun. it took 38 minutes only because the background check process took a really long time to get him in cue, because so many people were going to stores to buy guns similar to the one that were used in the orlando massacre on sunday. this is going on all over the country t ma. it made it harder for him to get flew the background cue. that was the only thing that took extra time. >> it wasn't that the background check was so extensive. >> normally, he said on a normal day, it would have taken five

you have just summarized with some very important data and research everything that the "huffington post" and "the new york times" should be doing. if they actually believed in the values that they spout, they should have published what withdrew just summarized in three minutes and hillary clinton's campaign would be down in flames. she would be exposed for what she is. a person who loves power more than anything else and is prepared to say one thing while receiving money from the people who stand for exactly the opposite. >> so, seriously, if all the reports that we read, all right, that donald trump has trouble with the women's vote. mitt romney was excoriated because he has women's resumes in binders, women he wanted to hire. women are treated, discriminated in all these countries she took money against. gays and lesbians are either executed or punished severely. they're mistreated. she claims to be their champion. if you're christian, you cannot build a temple. i'm sorry. a church in saudi arabia. you cannot build a temple if you're jewish. she claims to be the advocate, the champion

trump has also banned buzzfeed, the huffington post, the daily beast, the des moines register, the union leader, univision, and fusision. in objececting to the "washingtn post" coverage trump had pointed , in particular to an online headline that read -- "donald trump suggests president obama was involved with orlando shooting." the newspaper changed the headline, but said the change was made independent of trump's complaint. the current version reads -- "donald trump seems to connect president obama to orlando shooting." the article refers to remarks trump made abobout obabama on "x and friends" " on monday. >> h he doesn't get it or he ges a better than anybody understands. either one is unacceptable. amy: the 49 people killed in the orlando massacre have all been identified. among those now confirmed killed is christopher leinonen, whose mother christine gave an emotional interview to abc news sunday as she was still waiting to hear news about her son. want to say this is a club that nobody wants to be in. please, could we do something with the assault weapons so we can stop this club

. >> -- this is a large group now, politico, huffington post, national review, des moines register. do you want to get in on this question of credentials? >> i have to agree with julie. if you're looking at the impact of this, it's going to have no impact on "the post's" ability to ruly report on trump. it's the worst kept secret in washington that one of the reporters who trump passed to the most is a "washington post" report robert costas. i believe all it's going to do is allow the media to have this righteous stump that they wouldn't otherwise have. >> let's pull back a bit and look at the 49 people who were killed, 53 wounded in this horrible, heartbreaking attack at the pulse night club in orlando. you look at how quickly this finger pointing and ideological warfare began and raged in the media, how much do you think the media has contributed to a sense of polarization? >> well first of all, i think it was the politicians taking to media. it was john mccain blaming the president. it was, however, partly the media the daily news, for example, blaming the nra. and i think this i

buzz feed, politico, and the huffington post are among the other media outlets that have been blocked by trump in recent months. the huntington post tweeted yesterday, welcome to the club. >>> turning now to campaign 2016, voting is under way in the district which is hoeing the country's -- holding the country's final presidential primary of the year. while the outcome is assured, there are meaningful city contests. delia goncalves picks up our election coverage. >> reporter: as one volunteer put it, the gloves are coming off. in a hotly-contested race between dc's ex-mayor vince gray, and his former pre, that is great. >> an yvette alexander campaign worker did not bite his tongue heckling gray outside the polling place. >> i hope you send him some money when he gets sentenced to jail in july. >> cleared from the federal investigation, that some say cost his re-election, gray is running against his former protege, incumbent council membery yvette alexander recently endorsed by the washington post. >> someone calls your office day after day and you say you do something and you don't,

. >> the photos have also been featured in cosmopolitan and the huffington post. the photographer is considering a calendar shoot for josh. >>> darth vader is back i know you are excited come o'brien. the standout villain will officially appear in rogue one, a star wars story. a producer from the film tells entertainment weekly magazine that he will make an appearance in the new movie although he will not have much screen time. they say he has a pivotal role in the film. voice actor, james earl jones, will return at the notorious bad guy. rogue one will be released in december. >>> in the mood for a movie this weekend, you have plenty to choose from. >> that is definitely bigger than the last one. >> the long awaited blockbuster sequel, independence day, resurgence, hits the theaters 20 years after the original. returning cast members included jeff goldblum, is -- boeddeker a box. this is a battle against invading aliens in the intent survival theater, the shallows, blake lively pays a surfer on a remote beach and becomes trapped on a rock in the ocean after a sha

hillary clinton doing an interview with the "huffington post" where she says to donald trump of this issue of whether or not people on the terrorist watchlist should be able to legally buy guns in the united states, she says, quote, welcome to the cause. this is something i've been doing for a long time. this issue has, of course, tied up some people on the hill, rob portman seeming to go back and forth on this issue. >> the wisconsin poll out of likely voters, clinton is up by nine points over donald trump. it will be interesting to see how that case falls out. ca from hampton roads, virginia, my colleague, kate snow picks things up now. >>> good afternoon to you. thank you, thomas. new details this past hour as investigators piece together events of the shooting in orlando. authorities just briefed the media. there were two big headlines as they pour through omar mateen's electronic media, they said there was no evidence mateen was contemplating another target. they don't believe he was a patron at any other gay nightclubs in orlando. new this hour, video of the gunman from six yea

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my guest tonight, cofounder of the huffington post, arianna post is joining us, everybody! it's arianna huffington. calm down, twitter. uh... but first, some interesting news coming out of hong kong. here in hong kong, pro-democracy activists have been gathering in the downtown business district. now, the top chinese official, zhang dejiang is in town, and police have been trying

they join the daily beast, national review, the huffington post, buzzfeed and others that have been banned>>> jonathan allen joins me from washington. he's head of community in content for side wire and a columnist for roll call. >> good morning. >> you heard trump and hillary clinton react in different ways. trump, critics say he played on fear and played fast and loose with the facts is that true? >> if there were facts they were fastly and loosely. a lot of inaccurate statements and a lot of inaccurate statements in what he said, including how he characterized secretary clinton's position on guns and about the refugees coming into the united states. that criticism is fair and accurate. >> are people calling him on that? besides the media, are people -- i guess out there in the political spheres really making a point to call him out on that because otherwise, people may hear that and think it's true. >> increasingly so, but we live in the era of modern communication and political candidates can talk to the people they want to talk without a media filter all the time. for example, through

this year's internet and television expo, attendees heard from former fcc chair michael powell, huffington post founder aryan na huffington, cnn reporter john king and comcast ceo brian roberts. they discussed how new technology and internet streaming will change television. this part of the conference is an hour and 15 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to boston and to intx 2016. on behalf of ncta, we're happy to greet you, start off this morning's sessions and tee up what i think is going to be a great show. >> absolutely, pat. delighted to be here as well. it's exciting to be at the second ever intx. this year we're going to take a look at disruption and how really to embrace it, if you will, for creativity and innovation. should be exciting. >> should be. when you look at webster, it tells us that disruption is to break apart or to throw into disorder. but in our business it's so much more. it's change. it's opportunity. it's growth. and it's the state of our world today. >> at intx this week, as i said, we're going to take a look at the many elements of disruption that are really

but i think what the huffington post did, beneath every article on donald trump they say donald trump has been making racist remarks and has been unpolite. hey state very clearly where their editorial opinion is. i think you have to be more rational in covering this election. it's a very nasty race and going to be a lot more nasty until november. i think it's going to be very interesting to see the first national debate where hillary and trump will be up on the one stage for the first time debating the issues. donald trump cannot be as vulgar as he has been so i think that is going to be very interesting. >> you don't think he'll talk.side -- size of hillary clinton's hands? >> we hope he doesn't but you can never be sure about him. he can pull off anything, apparently. bubut sometimes it might help t just take a ststep backk before you retweet and facebook something just for the attention ond -- and the audience reach. >> but isn't america itself, brought that onto itself? having elections as a big show that is run on the media as a show event almost with all that money involved and

huffington post put donald trump in the comedy section.. there was a bombshell of documents released yesterday related to trump university. perhaps donald trump went on this tirade to distract us from the documents. maybe this is more calculated. >> maybe. >> a guy fed off the press since 1974 talking about how much he hates the press. >> i just spent a piece of time with donald trump in his house in beverly hills reclining on the couch. and one of the things we spent a lot of time talking about because it's my wheelhouse is the media. and i'm going to tell you, donald trump loves the media. i don't know what he is talking about here. >> he says some of them are dishonest. >> he certainly wasn't saying anybody was dishonest to me. quite the opposite. he didn't want to talk about politicians. he wanted to talk about the media. i think you can say the media is donald trump's party. and he is in many ways totally at one with that party. he went down from the top from rupert murdoch. >> what was yesterday about? >> i think it's about performan

by the way, the huffington post is giving that blogger a platform.ere is the quote, whatever your personal beliefs regarding violence resistance, there's an inherent value in forestorming trump's normalization, violent resistance accomplishes this. i can hear heavy breathing on the other side of that camera, i think it's ralph peters getting steamed up. what do you make of this? it seems like it's legitimizing street violence in american politics? >> it's not only legitimizing it, it's an attempt to incite it. the left, the hard left has always romanticized and fetishized political violence and the revolution comes and they're the first one to suffer the violence in the state, but this article, this hair-brained article by a pseudo journalist, he just -- it's amazing. he uses all the left wing language. he accuses trump supporters of being fascists, forgetting that the fascist movements of the 20th century resonated from the left. and mussolini and hitler came to power by political thuggery. stuart, you just know, there's no place for physical violen

i had the honor of co-authoring an article with lance on the huffington post this year on the brandeis confirmation, which we are also celebrating this year. before introducing lamp, and this is one of the great virtues of being the conference coordinator, i can add you to program whenever i want and i just want to add one footnote, because i think it is relevant to everything we will be talking in 1866day, and that is ago congress, 150 years when congress was debating what becomes the 14th amendment, it against by saying all persons born or nationalized in the united states and subject to their jurisdiction are citizens of the united states. atre was a strong attempt the delegations of california and oregon to amend that to say all persons except chinese would be citizens of the united states. to the great credit of the united states congress, then in the hands of the antislavery republican party that had just led the nation to both saving the nation and ending slavery, the majority of congress simply said no, all persons means all tosons and we are not going get into the business of