talking about the huffington post, an interesting article because it gives you a synopsis of the weirdeststs in the whole scandal over the poisoning of the skripals. first of all it says that russia used a twitter poll as evidence. the russian ambassador, when giving a press conference yesterday in response to the accusations of russia, that they are complacent, complicit of this poisoning in salisbury, —— complicit. he was saying that there was a lack of evidence and was also citing a twitter poll. that well—known scientific... citing a twitter poll. that well-known scientific... as the huffington post said with delicious irony, it is not clear whether the twitter accounts can be viewed outside of the uk itself. we have heard a lot about russian interference on social media and how that has been projected to elections and referendums, this is maybe another example of that. there was a phone call which was apparently between them. there is a transcript. they call it dodgy, or say it is a strange phone calls. it seems, certainly to read it. it seems rather stilted. maybe that is just the r

>> the answer, would i hire someone from the huffington post it depends on who the person is. would i hire someone from breitbart? it depends on who the person is. host: less than 10 minutes left. guest: i will tell you this. but, you know, you won't see the mission of breitbart or the mission of the huffington post, one way or the other, reflected in the work that newsguard does. host: less than 10 minutes left with steve brill of newsguard the co-c.e.o. there. we'll get through as many of your calls as we can. theresa has been waiting in tennessee. republican. go ahead. caller: good morning. it may just -- give me just a few seconds to make a statement then read an article. first of all, you showed your liberal bias in the first few sentences when you said cnn is not fake news. cnn has been proven to peddle fake news. and in an article dated march 4 2018, it says that newsguard is a start-up company evaluating and rating the reliability of thousands of news sources. and it wants to sell this data to tech giants like facebook and twitter. host: you're going a little in and ou

this report and the huffington post, the jobs numbers from the bls confirmed the effect of the great recession went deeper and lasted longer in role america than in the rest of the nation. the 2017 annual jobs report showed that rural counties defied is nonmetropolitan still have not got back to the levels of employment they saw in 20,000 -- 2008 at the beginning of the recession and rural counties had 750,000 fewer jobs in 2017 than in 2008. a drop of 3.5% over the nine years. the nation's largest metropolitan areas with populations of one million or more climbed out of their job deficit by 2012. in 2017, they had 10% more jobs than in 2008, an increase of 7.8 million jobs. christine in pennsylvania. go ahead. caller: i live in rural pennsylvania, oil country. neighboroilfield -- my dumped his oil -- he drilled a well and dumped his oil. when i have problems with the oil, i did not have legislators to back me up. because it is oil country. pennsylvania has been so gerrymandered that you cannot really have a right for anything because they do not back you up. when i look at all of th

talking about the huffington post, an interesting article because it gives you a synopsis of the weirdestipals. first of all it says that russia used a twitter poll as evidence. the russian ambassador, when giving a press conference yesterday in response to the accusations of russia, that they are complacent,

report bite huffington post everyone got the story wrong. details from the wife revealed his assault was random opportunity. driven by isis. joining us with lisa, thank you for being here. >> pleasure. >> why when we have a terror attack on american soil or over seas does the left and media automatically go to finding a motive that has nothing to do with the situation? >> yea. that is the question here now is to say we had toefdz know this man pledged aliegeians to isis sayos facebook that his actions were in retaliation for boming in syria because this was an a gay club it became a hate crime. why is the media so quick to mute or erase the jihadi narrative because we want to be politically correct and not marginalize the lbgt community or because they don't want to ignore the real threat which is there are americans who are being recruited and pledging who live in the united states. and the answer to that is that if you are fearful of fraps perhaps being insensitive on a minority group are are being more insensitive to americans. >> you bri

a new report by the huffington post proclaims that everyone got the pulse massacre story wrong. details how the trial of mateen's wife noor salman revealed the assault of the nightclub was a crime of random student and driven by allegiance to isis. joining us from counterterrorism analyst. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> katie: my first question is why is it when we have some sort of terrorist attack like this, god forbid on american soil, or overseas frankly, the left and the media ought matticly go to find a motive that has nothing to do with the actual situation? >> yeah. that is the question here right now. to say we had plenty of evidence to know that this man pledge allegiance to isis. he said on facebook and at other times that his actions were in retaliation for the bombings in syria. yet because this was at a gay nightclub it became a hate crime. the question becoming why is the media so quick to mute or to erase the jihadi narrative? is it because we want to be so politically correct and not marginalize, you know, the lgbt community here? or is it because

maybe trump was reading "the huffington post" actually because just a few years ago before they startedying full time, the people in charge weree slightly less anxious to change the subject. here for example, is a verbatim september 14 headline from "the huffington post" ." "80% of central american women and girls are raped crossing into the u.s." there are rapists out there. immigration affects public safety in anyone who denies it is dishonest. diversity is our strength as if that settles the conversation by itself. like a magic talisman. they don't want to know the details. facts are a threat to their fantasies. whatever they say, facts don't go away. they persist, despite official attempts to erase them and here are some facts about the state of california. democratic senator kamala harris has called her statement future of america and she may be right. california has for generations been on the leading edge of national trends in this country. looking at california, what does it tell us about our future? in california right now, more than 6% of the entire state is there illegally.ig

scandal in which she was accused of forging her university degree, her masters degree as the huffington postays. essentially ending her career. we don't know if she is a kleptomaniac that we do know she is a compulsive liar. i'm not even mariano rajoy could find it excuse -- this time not even mariano rajoy could find an excuse for her. >> some pop culture now. azaria says he is willing to quit his role over accusations of stereotyping. >> this stems from a documentary by an indian actor hari kondabulu last year. he accused the simpsons of perpetuating negative .tereotypes he took the task the fact that hank was a white man was voicing an indian character. zariall reports that hank a says he is willing to step away from apu thing change begins with more diversity in the writers room. one writer in the daily telegraph argues that maybe critics are missing the point of apu is really satirizing. a satire ofctually the idiosyncrasies of suburbia? >> a story about childbirth really takes the cake. essence which is a website dedicated to black women reports that a u.s. air force memberççÑ [music

experience can form their opinions seamus mcgraw is an author and journalist from the new york times huffington postbefore writing his previous book you can see a common theme with water and seamus mcgraw has come here from pennsylvania and once to share some first-hand information. [applause] >> am not a scholar or an engineer. and one of the students and he should never have written a book. but i think her for that review. and to prove a point for me and the point was when i was 18 years old dragged into reading a book a book beginning station this figure out of the conversation from the end of the country and betting the farm in these conversations with people like you. i can be reached pretty much 24 hours a day seven days a week at (570)588-6000 that is my home phone number. 570, 236-4050 is my cell phone number. i am on facebook as seamus mcgraw and also on twitter if you like the book we can read if you like the characters in you read the other books join the conversation because we all have this conversation and you will be a part of my next book. thank you. >> as i mentioned the previous bo

well thank you very much for sharing your thoughts on this with us from huffington post algeria hand the joining us there from algae is thank you. well now saudi arabia has intercepted a ballistic missile fired from yemen over the capital riyadh the hoofy rebels say they were targeting the defense ministry in riyadh no reports of any damage saudi air defenses of also shot down two unmanned yemeni drones in southern saudi arabia one of the drives was targeting the international airport the second was in japan province and feel rebels that they were targeting saudi arabia's oil facilities justin bronc is a research fellow in air power and technology at the royal united services institute here in london he says such activity from the who these is to reinforce their strong presence and manpower in the region i think the timing is potentially more about keeping up a steady drumbeat of missile attacks to show you send a message to saudi arabia but also to other actors who are watching in the region and beyond that the threat isn't going away that the who these are not being militarily defe

ask you in there about some of the things that you've spoken about in the past you wrote in the huffington post in twenty fifteen it was an article about immigration exotic about refugees it was the height of the refugee crisis in europe and you said i'm ashamed to live on a continent where the immigration policy consists of building walls where money spent on barricades instead of investing in human destiny that was back in twenty fifteen are you still ashamed to live in europe and why i am because. i have seen what happened in thailand i have seen. immigrants living in the streets even in my neighborhood in paris police officers coming destroying tense stopping preventing n.g.o.s from giving water to young people. it's it's unacceptable it's unacceptable to know that the e.u. is spending that much more money on barricades. on supporting people you know from other countries. just to make a living i have seen a woman delivering her baby in the streets in paris a young woman from africa france has never been as well coming as germany when i compare france or germany i can see that there is a pro

early sinclair will demand you pay back tens of thousands of dollars and i wrote a piece in the huffington post earlier this week and immediately heard back from folks including folks who had worked for me and i hadn't even realized i had been threatened with these big lawsuits just for trying to basically go live with a fiance in some other city not even like go across the street just personal reasons and sinclair would not have it yeah we understand i think that at least one person maybe maybe two producers say that they have resigned as a result of what has happened in the last week but they're not talking to anyone. on the record or at least they're not going on camera are they afraid then that they could be sued for is that what you're saying that they could be sued for breach of contract because they've terminated their their contract i was fortunate in that i was never asked to sign a contract my supervisor corporate one point said hey we've got to get under contract and then a contract never arrived everyone else as far as i can tell is under contract and those contracts basically say y

and the huffington post.otion that major news outlets see themselves as professional gate keepers carries less and less weight. >> the gate keepers. editorial gate keepers have been overthrown. a general sense that was liberating in the web and internet. we can do this ourselves. it will democratize media. we know the enemies. the people we thought were our enemi enemies. the gate keepers played a valuable role. >> i wish i could tell you we will be able to stop all interfeerns. that wouldn't be realistic. >> while face book and twitter are undertake efforts to limit the spread of misinformation on line. the fact remains that all of these internet companies, see themselves as, as distribution vehicles. without any clear editorial responsibility. and, in 1996, congress, actually passed legislation to that effect. sect 2gs 30 of the communications decency act. awe they were simply a platform which information flowed on. so there was no responsibility to curate, police, or in any way, review the information that

the answer, would i hire someone from "the huffington post," it depends on who the person is.ld i hire someone from "breitbart," it depends on who the person is. host: less than 10 minutes left. guest: i can tell you will not see the mission of "breitbart" or the mission of "huffington post" reflected in the work newsguard does. host: less than 10 minutes with steven brill. we'll get to as many of your calls as we can really haven't. teresa has been waiting for a while in tennessee. republican. go ahead. seconds toe me a few make it fit in. you showed your liberal bias in your first few sentences when you said cnn is not fake news. to pedal fakenown news. "hands up don't shoot" is one indicator. in an article in 2014 it said newsguard is a startup company and rating the reliability of thousands of news sources, and it wants to sell , so are you a for profit? get theere did you story you are reading from? caller: from cnn money. are you a for-profit data mining organization? guest: we are not mining -- we are mining data online can we are not mining consumer's data. we are not

. >> laura: this is "the huffington post" headline in november. you're going to love this. let's look at it. it only took trump one year to trash america's global reputation. the "los angeles times," may 8, 2017. france's election proves america has an example of what not to d do. no one ever because these people on this stuff. we had this ongoing, yeah, okay. a never-trumper wrote that. >> a self-loathing republican. >> they're not republicans. they never really were. the so-called experts were wrong before the election and not who they are again. and they just keep -- they keep having gigs on tv, columns and "the new york times" and "washington post." this relationship with macron, he's an interesting cat for trump to be a pal with. he's kind of putting the signal up for the move in france to put expedited process on removal, deportation of immigrants and fans -- in france. he's not a populist like trump. he is more of a globalist, immoderate globalists. how do they have this personal relationship? >> there are some similarities. you heard macron make the comment that he

and huffington post has been running something with it. her sister is an actor, eve houston. stodiburg the steven series "the nick." she's a deeply serious actor and very proud of her. band, he is in a rock d he has thought about his father all of about six minutes. he couldn't be bothered about the problem of growing up with a famous dad. asthmatic. he has called his band inhaler. and our youngest son, john, he is six foot, which is humiliating. he's a great rugby player. and i love them all and even just talking about them, i miss them. but they are all committed to these ideas. we have a family prayer. it's very simple. just -- we just want to be useful. nothing more complicated than that. i hope you and join me with this, our prayer is to be available for work. that's it. [applause] joshua: that's a beautiful prayer to bring us to a conclusion. i think -- i think the two men on this stage have just demonstrated again why they're my two biggest heroes. we're proud to be with you. we're proud to be associated with both of you. we thank you for being with us. [applause] plea

huffington post reporting that scott pruitt right now facing at least 23 ethics issues.s this send a message in washington that anyone is safe as long as they carry out the president's agenda? >> no, craig. it delivers even more important message which is anyone that's safe in washington, d.c., if donald trump likes you. seriously, that's how his personal doctor can run the veterans association. if donald trump has a personal relationship with you, not just a tweet, i like michael flynn, but if he has a personal relationship with you, you are generally not going to get fired no matter what you do unless perhaps there's a domestic violence charge. and i also say this because this notion that he's going to keep pruitt on because pruitt is pursuing trump's agenda with the epa. trump doesn't really have an agenda with the epa. he's not concerned about environmental protection issues or pushing back regulation. scott pruitt is doing what many base line republicans want. he's going to weather this storm. i don't think the president is going to do anything about it and jeff ses

tucker, in the last 48 hours, "the huffington post," "the atlantic," "daily beast," "the nation," theysavowed this hacking. >> tucker: what are the other acres -- i worked on that channel. i know a lot of them, i like rachel maddow. i hate to admit it, but i do. >> it's a quality show. >> tucker: she's straightforward. has she said anything about it? >> silent. >> tucker: there's been no support from the other acres but the network executives are supporting her. >> the it's very interesting. joey reed had her own internet cybersecurity consultant put together a dossier, if you will, nbc news circulated quietly. they did not put their peacock brand on it, they did not do a public announcement. they sent it out to a lot of different media critics and observers so that it could get into the news and they could say, this is what the cyber security expert said. the problem is, this cyber security expertt is starting to look like inspector clouseau. every single claim that he has made, he hasn't been able to back up a with proof. >> tucker: here's the problem. they traffic and the poison tha

. >> laura: this is the "huffington post" headline in november. you will love this. tit only took trump one year to trash america's global reputation. "l.a. times." france election proves that, america is now example of what not to do. >> laura: no one ever calls these peopleno on this stuff. >> the ongoing. yeah, that max who wrote that. never a trumper. former republican, now a liberal.ro >> another self logging republican. >> laura: they are not republican. they never were. the so-called experts were wrong before the election and here they are good and the gigs in the columns in the "new york times" the relation with maccron. he's an interesting cat for trump to be a pal with. he's putting the stop signal up for the move in france to put expedited process on removal deportation in france. he's not on board with that he's not a poppulous like trump is. he's more of a globalist and a moderate globalist in europe. how do the two have this personal relationship, period? >> lthere are some similarities you heard macron make france great again. >> with the flood of migr

in the last 48 hours, "the huffington post," the atlantic, daily beast and the nation, all those crazyht entities they have all disavowed this hacking claim. >> tucker: i worked on that channel and i know a lot of them. like rachel maddow. i night admit it but i do. she is a nice person. has she came out to say anything about this. >> silence. >> tucker: no support from the other anchors. >> right. >> tucker: network executives are supportive. >> what the network executives did is very interesting. joy reid had her own internet cyber security consultant put together a dossier if you will. and ntsb news circulated it quietly though. they didn't put their peacock brand on it. they didn't do a big public announcement. but they sent it out to a lot of different media critics and observers so it could get into the news and they could say this is what this cyber security expert said. the problem is this cyber security expert is starting to look like the inspector clues so he of thclouseau. he hasn't been able to back up with any proof. >> tucker: they traffic in the poison that is identity p

us right now, jane newton small, contributor for "time" magazine, and laura bassett from the huffington post. it is extraordinary what we're watching here. i know that you've been able to see and hear what we've been reporting. your reaction to what we're seeing. i find it very emotional. >> absolutely, alex. it's sort of heartbreaking for these families, having traveled so far to come up and have so many hopes, so much desperation on their ability to enter the country and get asylum in such a climate where just last night the president where he was speaking in washington township in michigan called them pathetic. sort of mocked them and said these pathetic caravans, these pathetic people. so it is so striking, the sort of contrast you see when you look at the statue of liberty. give us your poor, you know, those who are suffering, and the current rhetoric coming out of the administration which says we should move to a means tested, visa-based system where people with skills are the only ones allowed in, people who can make america better, so they say. >> look, laura, i'm curious if there's

. >> governor, i'm with the huffington post. do you believe the president has committed any impeachable offenses? and why do you think he's so hesitant to criticize russia? >> i -- i'm not prepared to weigh in on what the offenses might be. impeachment is a congressional prerogative. certainly there's a lot of people over there that are taking a hard look at it. i can say, we're in a very unusual, dangerous situation in this country. and the uncertainty at the highest level is not helpful in terms of our role in the world. in terms of russia, all i can say is that our dialogue with russia is at the lowest it's ever been. there's no serious discussion going on. that's very dangerous. and whatever is being done by mr. putin in russia, there still should be discussions by our military, by our intelligence and by civilians in a way that we can work out our questions. russia has 7,000 nuclear warheads, so do we. if we don't get out of the business of securing and reducing them, nuclear weaponry will proliferate, and it's only a matte

when you have politico, huffington post, i jr. you have all the shops here. -- all the jobs here.he journal has a really diverse cast of reporters which is great. where we and others could do a better job is quoting more diverse sets of voices. that's really important and it's easy to have unconscious bias. we need to be looking for further. i recently met a news executive at the journal but dissipated one of our programs who was really brilliant. she is someone who went back to college is an older adult. didn't get her degree until her late 30's. she talked about how at the journal, she sometimes feels out of place but she feels good that she is there at her voices in the room. she is giving her perspective and people are listening to her and that's great. people want to hear what you have to say. >> i want to circle back to how we started. what do you think is the long-lasting effect of donald trump in particular and the attacks of the media? >> better to not predict things. i don't know the answer to that question. i think we have to do our jobs. we are not at war, we are at wo

you cannot blame them for that because the jobs are not there in the same way as politico or huffington post and all these jobs that are there. >> the journal really is diverse with reporters and editors which is great we could do a better job quoting more diverse sources i do think that is important and if you have a conscious bias but we need to look further at that. >> i met a news executive who participated in one of our programs who was brilliant and she went back to college as an older adult did not get her degree and tell her late 30s and talked about how feels good she is there in her voices in the room and people are listening to her and that is when people want to hear what you have to say. >> so to circle back what is the lasting effect of donald trump in the media? is this the new normal? >> we are not predicting. [laughter] i don't know. i don't know how to answer that. >> i editors says we are not at war. we are at work. >> and likewise just because it is adversarial to us we do not have to be adversarial towards him we have to continue to do our job and do it well. no matter w

here is a huffington post story about it.ulvaney, the acting head of a top consumer watchdog group, raise eyebrows on tuesday with an anecdote about his time in the house. we have a hierarchy in my office, he said, if you are a lobbyist who never gave us money, i did not talk to you. if you are a lobbyist to give us money, i might talk to you. maldini, a republican who represented a south carolina -- ulvaney, who represented a south carolina district from 2011-20 17, said he also spoke with constituents even if they had not paid him. that hepaper reported was encouraging the industry to lobby lawmakers. ford, missouri, line democrats. has the president's cabinet been treated fairly? caller: are you there? host: go ahead. caller: it is interesting how all of this is playing out. if anyone can jump into the future of little bit, you can forady see trump's campaign the next one coming up, but he is going to step all over these republicans and say i showed you the swamp. there you go, now get rid of them and get me a bunch of dem

"huffington post", you know -- >> we're in a very polarized world. >> yeah.tter sphere exploded that she might have gone along with one of the other 63 million people that did that. she's not allowed to have that, you know, and kanye can't say anything either about this stuff. really strange but you can say crazy stuff if you're -- if you're at fresno state you can say anything you want. >> only if you're tenured. >> god, are we tenured here? >> you are not you are at the mercy of the news gods. >> let's go -- let's leave this whole -- thanks. let's talk -- >> i can talk kanye with you all day. i don't have much to add to that. >> i know. i know. >> reporter: we have our kanye bureau rating. >> it's kimyea. >> kim and kanye together. >> see, i did not know that. >> yes, yes, you did. >> good-bye, eamonyea. it is a busy week ahead. today you can look for march existing home sales. tomorrow will be getting the s&p case-shiller home price index. new home sales and consumer confidence thursday we have the weekly jobless claims and durable goods. friday the first

. >> mother jones i start with then "huffington post. >> uh-huh. >> spend awhile there. >> i finallyge there's a piece on kevin mccarthy >> and breitbart when? >> breitbart i kind of just live, eat, and breathe >> okay. >> actually, breitbart is so against any intervention -- did you see this >> that is true. >> in syria. you never know you need a score card now to figure out where everyone comes down like nick burns wants to do the thing in syria normally he's -- i don't know. i need help. we know that know. let's get back to the broader markets. the futures are now down now we're down 216 on dow. down 48 on the nasdaq. the s&p is down about 21 we're getting close to a number we haven't seen in awhile for oil. $66 right now. brent up almost $72. joining nous now chief market strategist at fitzgerald i've been watching the market so long, peter. there's always noise now louder than ever at this point. what matters and what doesn't? >> there is a lot of noise i think the reason the noise has been mattering and causing volatility is because the backdrop has changed in terms of funding