i want to read this passage from the huffington post.tever lobbying was done didn't reach the president, giuliani said, offering as proof that the merger has not gone through. he did drain the swamp. the president denied the merger. they didn't get the result they wanted. does this look like the president is interfering in the justice department? >> who knows what to make of that? remember, it was the president a week or so ago who said that rudy giuliani needed a little time to get his facts straight when he misspoke or at least according to the president misspoke about the circumstances of the michael cohen payoff to stormy daniels. it's hard to know whether rudy giuliani is making an informed statement about how actually the at&t decision was made or he is just shooting off his mouth. i noted that hadas, who you were talking to earlier, pointed to the sworn affidavit from the head of the justice department antitrust division that there was no contact by the president or anybody at white house to the justice department about the decisi

that's what he told the huffington post. he told me directly he did not interfere. brian, your take. >> let me take ten or 15 steps backwards. this deal was announced 18 months ago. at at&t, giant wireless company needs to get bigger and needs to buy this channel and other channel owned by time warner. the president on the campaign trail comes out right away says he's against the deal. all year long, they thought the deal would get approved. most deals like this in the past have been approved by the federal government. when the doj, justice department, sued to block the deal, lots of questions about political interference. did trump somehow engineer this to block the deal, did he whisper to the justice department to stop the deal? what happened here? all along the white house and the doj denied that trump was involved. they denied that his disdain for cnn was a factor in the decision. this, of course, is important, because the justice department is traditionally independent, free of political inference like that. this even came up in the pretrial briefs, this case a

months had been that the president was not at all involved in this decision, he said this to the huffington postwhatever lobbying was done didn't reach the president, giuliani said. he did drain the swamp. the president denied the merger. they didn't get the result they wanted. now the key phrase here is the president denied the merger. the president, we know, has been pretty vocal about this at&t/time warner merger. he's also been vocal about cnn, which is a subsidiary of time warner who he has called fake news. listen to what he said at a recent rally about the issue of this merger. >> at&t is buying time warner and, thus, cnn, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> so the president there seemed to claim that this was about antitrust, about reducing the amount of concentration of power in the marketplace and also back in november, raj shah, the deputy press secretary for the white house also denied in a statement that the president had spoken to anyone at the department of justice about the merger and he added th

in an interview with the huffington post, giuliani credited the president with blocking the time warner/at&t deal, saying, "the president denied the merger. they didn't get the result they wanted." during the campaign, trump spoke out against it. >> it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> reporter: the administration has maintained that trump had no influence on the decision. tonight, sarah sanders releasing a statement, saying, "the department of justice denied the merger." giuliani walking back those comments, telling cnn the president told him directly he didn't interfere. >> and tara joining us live from the white house. tara, rudy giuliani also pushing back on the notion that the president's former personal attorney, michael cohen, actually lobbied the president on behalf of the companies that paid him? >> reporter: that's right, tom. giuliani told the huffington post that the president had no idea that michael cohen was accepting payments from various companies for insight on the white house. at&t paid him $600,000 alone. he accepted a total of $4 million

it's all because of comments he made in an interview with the "huffington post." giuliani told the "huffington post" that whatever lobbying michael cohen did on behalf of companies like at&t who paid him for consulting as we recently learned did not work. giuliani is the example of at&t's proposed mornierger with time-warner. the justice department blocked that merger, they sued to try and stop it because they said it would harm consumers. giuliani said in his interview with the "huffington post" that it was the president who denied that merger. that matters because the justice department is supposed to operate independent of the president. they said that they sued to block the merger without interference from the president or any sort of political bias. rudy giuliani's comments fly in the face of that. and in fact, there was even a sworn affidavit from the head of the antitrust division for the justice department saying that he was not influenced at all by the president or white house or anybody involved. now rudy giuliani is saying that, in fact, donald trump hi

i know at the time "huffington post" i got comments from many people "huffington post" was built on a inputs that people wrote in voluntarily because they wanted to have visibility, that's why they did it, and i think in the case of facebook, in the case of facebook and google, they want what the information that comes out of it, amazon, they want access to goods, services, and it's a question of where it becomes so big that there are no alternatives facebook now has, you know, a huge percentage of its area, google is what 90% of the search business today >> senator bernie sanders put a lot of heat on amazon with a tweet pointing out the discrepancy between the amount of money that jeff bezos, the founder and ceo, is worth versus how much the distribution center workers make on average. amazon responded with more information about the benefits they pay, et cetera. to what extent is a company like amazon, which has done very well, jeff bezos, richest man in the world, on paper, responsible for raising the salaries of workers at that most fundamental level of moving goods around this co

the euro zone and writing off public debt that's according to a draft proposal leaked by the huffington post that contained these and other radical proposals the parties that their positions had changed since the paper was written still markets went haywire the populace five star movement wants to spend seventeen billion euros on increasing welfare payments for the poor they're likely coalition partner the far right leader at the same time wants to introduce a low fifteen percent flat rate of income tax asking or the european central bank to forgive two hundred fifty billion euros of debt but also said to be part of the lead in the draft. but there are plans to free of billions of euros for tax cuts and wealth already rattling the markets the eurozone it's a five month low in reaction to those reports alice are very skeptical about the economic sustainability of these plans italy is already two point three trillion euros in debt that's trillion with a t and that's one hundred thirty two percent of the gross domestic product the highest ratio anywhere in europe apart from greece and it amount

already have big doubts about that during this week when the first details were leaked by the huffington post of this draft coalition paper about a basic income guarantee also asking the e.c.b. to give italy a two hundred fifty billion euro debt relief and yeah we heard it it was on the agenda or maybe even to leave the eurozone so there is some relief now that in fact this was only a draft and we don't find this anymore in the actual coalition paper but still they are warry to investors also with those new programs that they are thinking that could help to reduce the enormous they have those could cost up to one hundred and one hundred billion euros so as investors are worried in which direction the country will be heading throughout the next years you know. whatever happens our markets as one rule don't take it personally daniel cope thank you very much. to a deal set to cause a stir in digital money u.s. online payment giant pay pal says it's buying swedish e-commerce out of eyes atl pay pal is dumping up over two billion dollars for is that hole which makes credit card scanners for smartp

exit the euro zone and write off public debt that's according to a draft proposal made by the huffington post that has according to some of the reports since changed still markets went haywire the populist five star movement wants to spend seventeen billion dollars on increasing welfare payments for the poor likely coalition partner writes leak wants to introduce the low fifteen percent tax rate of income tax that is asking the european central bank to forgive two hundred fifty billion years of debt was also said to be part of the league's draw for. let's talk to donna coppa standing by in frankfort forest so daniel this sounds crazy asking the e.c.b. to write off two hundred fifty billion euros of debt that is a ton is this really a possible scenario possible outcome of all this. well then i don't want to sound impolite but i've talked to many traders here on the trading floor and one was even wondering if they had too much of the great italian primitive all right ryan when writing this proposal down in their draft collision paper in investors are sure that the european central bank here and

my guest was quoted in that huffington post piece. how did this happen, michelle? a complex system but basically what happens is once the office of refugee resettlement releases a child, they wash their hands of that child so there's no follow-up, except occasionally a phone call within 30 days. the numbers are the number of times the phone call did not get through to anybody or revealed that the child was no longer living at that number. >> i mentioned the department of health and human services. how strained is it looking at the quantity of young children they are having to at least temporarily care for or find homes for, how difficult is it for them to do that just based on logistics alone? >> well, under normal circumstances they have a system of foster care, shelters, group hopes and security facilities where they place children and they're able to do that fairly reasonably and safely. the problem is that right now the trump administration is massively separating children from their parents and creating a whole new kind, let's say, of unaccompanied child that

trish: you get it with the "huffington post." is "new york times,," "washington post," masquerading as mainstream media, they're supposed to be unbiased. that is anything but. >> that is not true. trish: part of your job as a journalist is understand the context of something. >> that's right. trish: that is what i do. for me to try and take a particular word or two out of context so that it means something else entirely, then i am not doing my job and i am not being fair to my readers or to my viewers. >> that's right. trish: this is what they're doing. you know what? they do it all the time. i've seen myself misquoted, i say something, they grab this or they grab that, somehow want it infer something entirely different than what i was talking about. that kind of stuff it, really bugs, me ned, because it is dishonest. >> but to be respected source of news you have to have a certain amount of credibility and honesty and what they are doing in these situations, they are undermining and destroying their own credibility, and their own

it is all because of comments he made in an interview with the huffington "post." giuliani told the "post" that whatever lobbying michael cohen did on behalf of companies like at&t who paid him for consulting as we've recently learned did not work. giuliani used the example of at&t's proposed merger with time warner. now the justice department blocked that merger, they sued to try to stop it because they said that it would harm consumers. but giuliani said in his interview that it was the president who denied that merger. now, that matters because the justice department is supposed to operate independent of the president. and they said that they sued to block the merger without any sort of interference from the president or any sort of political bias. rudy giuliani's comments fly in the face of that and in fact there was even a sworn after the from the head of the antitrust division for the justice department saying that he was not influenced at all by the president or the white house or anybody involved. but now rudy giuliani is saying that donald trump himself was

. >> this is reporting that comes this morning from the huffington post.s amendment to go look into it as well. according to the huffington post, it's just a very simple connection. let me read their headline. this is their lead paragraph, a mere 72 hours after the chinese government agreed to put a half billion dollars into that indonesian project, the president ordered a bailout for a chinese government owned cell phone maker. it can't be this naked of a quid pro quo, can it? >> it can be and the problem is we really don't know. this is the problem when the president won't divest, when the family still attempts to leverage the presidency to gain business and one thing that you could definitely say about china given the strong state inrvengs of that economy is nothing happens by accident. early the president considered doing away with one china policy, something very important to china. now he later abandoned that and when he abandoned that, magically, mysteriously, china gave the ivanka brand trademarks that it had long sought. china would not have given

but just yesterday, he told "the huffington post" the president denied the merger.hey didn't get the result they wanted. giuliani was apparently trying to establish that trump's long time lawyer did not improperly influence the administration on behalf of companies like at&t. that have paid cohen large sums of money after trump's election. but just like his earlier comments about payments to stormy daniels, he gagain appeas to be making things difficult for the president. weighing in, the president saying the antitrust division is opposed to the at&t purchase of time warner in a currently ongoing trial. let's bring in yahoo! chief investigator correspondent and barbara mcquaid. let's start with this. is it illegal? >> well, is what illegal? it's such a broad question. but for president trump to be interfering with the merger? >> nae >> that's correct. >> ordinarily you want them to make this on a legal basis, looking at the market share and those kinds of issues. role in president trump becomes problematic especially if he's doing it in exchange for a payment. that'

he told "the huffington post," look no further than the drama playing out in court for evidence. he did drain the swamp. the president denied the merger, giuliani said. they didn't get the result they wanted. that would be a remarkable contradiction of the official white house line that the president had no role in the decision to try and block the deal between at&t and time warner, cnn's corporate parents. today rudy giuliani walked back what he told "the huffington post" now telling dana bash he got a different story from his toss, the president. quote, he told me directly he didn't interfere. boris sanchez is live at the white house. boris, where is the white house on this ongoing back and forth between rudy giuliani and rudy giuliani? >> hey, anna. yeah, the white house has maintained their position that the president did in the interfere in this decision by the department of justice to try to block the merger between at&t and time warner. sarah sanders said earlier today it was the department of justice's decision, not president trump's. this leads to a series of questions.

cleaning up comments paid by president trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani, in an interview with the huffington post, giuliani credited the president with blocking the time warner at&t deal saying the president denied the merger, they didn't get the result they wanted. during the campaign, trump spoke out against it. >> it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> reporter: the administration maintained there's no influence on the decision and sarah sanders releasing a statement saying the department of justice denied the merger and giuliani walking back the comments telling cnn the president told him directly he didn't interfere. tara palmieri, abc news, washington. >>> the volcano continues to erupt as the total number is to 16 since the volcano roared to life a couple of weeks ago. so far, no significant lava flows reported by the u.s. geological survey. geologists remain concerned since the volcano could have an explosive ruperuption out of th crater. >> we want to take measurements to protect the children right now and i don't know if they're small enough for the small baby.

publish stories that call him out for his offensive words like china persevered over at "the huffington post" they write this. west virginia and candidate don blankenship said he saw nothing wrong with the use of a racial slur with the father-in-law. the state now has a candidate and was unapologetic about controversial comments and unpredictable on a national debate stage. sound familiar? >> martha: it does. thank you very much. you're not exclusively, don don blankenship. a candidate for the u.s. senate of former massey energy sun don't let company ceo. it's good to see you here tonight again. good news, if it's true that you might have picked up as much as eight points in the balls last night and with their data, but you hear what is coming at you from the weekly standard. they say that you are another sharon angle. another roy moore and that you present a disaster to your party and the general election in west virginia. >> i think they are just wrong. they've been wrong a lot. they've been wrong so far in his campaign. i'm a little bit miffed that a china person is discriminatory. i thou

obama was sending back people, even a "huffington post," we have a great headline from "the huffington post." this is from march of last year. the hard truths about obama's deportation priorities. from 2009-2015, 56% of all immigrants were removed from the country had no criminal conviction. preliminary data from 2016 when obama was still in office suggested this trend of deporting noncriminals continued. it goes on and on and obviously had to deal with the unaccompanied minors that he claimed were going to be sent back in only 3.4% of them were ever deported. >> i don't think he was great on immigration. i've said that before, i will say it again. i think you probably could have worked with congress to have comprehensive immigration reform in his first term and he didn't. and that's a failure of president obama, but that doesn't excuse what's going on right now. i understand that the story about people -- children being lost is a little bit overblown. they can't get in touch. i get that part. but there is still this bit where jeff sessions is separating children from their families wh

he gave an interview with the huffington post in which he said whatever lobbying was done, it didn'th the president. he did drain the swam. the president denied the merger. but then this morning white house press secretary sarah sanders told cnn in response to questions about how to square all of this, she said that the president did no such thing, that the department of justice was the one who approved the merger, and about an hour after that statement came out from the white house this morning, rudy giuliani himself clarified his remarks. he told cnn's dana batch that the president clarified that he did not intervene in the time warner merger issue. now, all of this being said, president trump has been very clear about how he's felt about this merger from the beginning. time warner is the parent company of cnn, who the president has been in a war of words with since the presidential campaign, and this is what he said back in 2006 about what he would do if he were president about this merger. >> at&t is buying time warner and, thus, cnn, a deal we will not approve in my administrati

if you are more of the latter, this story from the french version of huffington post is sure to tickle your fancy. as with any major royal event, there is commemorative merchandise -- mugs, tea towels, that kind of thing. one british company is now offering -- they are going the extra mile, selling swimsuits and blazers with the basis of , complete withy the questionable beard placement of prince harry on that swimsuit. nothing like standing out on the beach this summer, right? rochelle: thank you for our roundup. to the viewers, if you want to see more, log onto our website. link tv presents "earth at risk." [ applause ]. >> thank you. thank you very much. we've gathered to discuss the earth at risk. i believe the earth is too big, too grand, too self-organizing to be put at risk by one species. what we can do is put other species at risk and

the "huffington post" stories about seeking forgiveness from the ecb and a way out of the and, it hassmissed said that it was monday and a lot has changed. we will see how that develops through the day. about global risk because north korea has threatened to walk away from the meeting with president donald if the united states made a "one-sided demand" for the regime to surrender its nuclear weapons. we go to our government managing editor. what is it the north koreans are thinking twice about now? why is kim jong-un threatening to walk away from the talks with trump? kim is concerned that the americans are just saying you have to give up all your weapons at once before we give you any sanctions relief. kim is saying that is unacceptable. we aren't just going to give away everything and not get anything in return. we want to do this on a step-by-step basis and if trump doesn't want to agree to that, there isn't much point in going ahead with the summit. the tensions have been there for some time, there has been disagreement about the sequencing involved in a denuclearization process.

this was a conversation that rudy giuliani was having with the "huffington post" published yesterday.e payments made to the president's personal attorney, michael cohen, by at&t, to sort of help the xhaen move forward in its attempted merger with time warner. which is the parent company of cnn. now he was essentially arguing that corporate payment didn't work because the president intervened and got in the way of that merger happening. of course, the problem with that statement is that it contradicts everything we've heard from the white house so far on the president's role and department of justice opening up litigation against at&t to try to block that merger from happening. sarah sanders put out a statement saying it was the department of justice that made the decision, not president trump. shortly after, we heard from giuliani walking back his comments, saying the president told him specifically he didn't intervene. though we have seen the president publicly weigh in on this before, voicing his opposition to it and does call into question what his role is now on the president's le

i'm joined by my guest the new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and news decoder at lionel media dot com and in los angeles very early in the morning we have ron paul cohn he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron i love how that rhymes are a general across the groups and if they can jump in anytime you want to i always appreciate it let me go to you first in new york just very broadly speaking how is the media changed in the age of trump because in the age of trump trump doesn't change it seems go ahead lionel in new york ok first of all let's talk about news media versus the media here's how it's changed we often use the term mainstream media to define people like a.b.c. n.b.c. and m s d n c and fake news c.n.n. that's not mainstream anymore what's mainstream is this what's mainstream right now is podcast again you tube and other platforms that is dead that is a star that burned out millions

i'm joined by a senior white house correspondent with the "huffington post" and knowal book binder fromsponsibility in ethics in washington crew. did trump get something half billion dollars in investment in his company in exchange for looking out for what he calls chinese jobs at zte. >> it was an investment in his company. what he's doing is going to run a hotel, a golf course and profit from that investment. right? so just to make sure. >> 72 hours that decision before this other thing. >> exactly. i was there like everybody else seeing this tweet pop up on the phone saying what is this? since the entirety of the united states government is saying this is a bad actor. we should not be using their phones. we shouldn't be letting them on our military bases and the reason is also well, they've been trading with north korea in iran in violation of sanctions. all of a sudden here he is going to save chinese jobs, too many jobs in china lost. i would assume this probably means he had a phone call. >> why didn't he, i'll play dumb here. why didn't he tell zte if it wants to get out of its p

the huffington post reports that he was a little agitated by those questions from reporters in sydney. a man, a moment, and a mighty challenge. that sums up the visit for the editors at the australian newspaper. a flattering editorial that marvels at emmanuel macron's political feats and his diplomacy with donald trump, being able to befriend the u.s. president and take his policies. eight if women expect between china, the dominican republic, and taiwan. dheepthika: it is not every day we see the dominican republic embroiled in a controversy. the dominican republic announced earlier this week that it will sever all the diplomatic ties with taiwan. on tuesday, it announced it will be establishing diplomatic ties with china, citing trade deals worth about $2 billion. china considers taiwan as part of its territory, and has militarily and diplomatically sought to isolate taiwan from the international community. genie: what reaction has there been from china? dheepthika: there is a marking cartoon and "the global times," the communist party newspaper. it says losers, weepers. taiwanese l

for thently wrote huffington post as a business reporter and is herself a graduate of the university of michigan. we want to hear from you. headlineead earlier a from today's "wall street journal" about a dentist who has a million dollars in student loans. more than a hundred people have debt that i. -- that high. itst: we will probably see -- see more of that, but it is still exceptional to have more than a million dollars of student loans that. the person featured in that story, he did a residency that he had to pay for. he had seven years where he was paying top dollar, taking out top dollar loans and not paying them back. even though id, million dollars in student loan debt is exceptional, there are only 100 people who have this and there are 40 million student loan borrowers, we are still seeing the number grow with high balances. it stands to reason that we will see more borrowers with exceptional loans. host: is a dentist. -- he is a dentist. talk about choosing a field of study. dentistry is the most expensive right now. but other fields, law, medicine have followed closely b

with rudy giuliani telling the huffington post that lobbying efforts fail because the president did not -- denied the merger. despite contradictions, president donald trump continues to allow giuliani to speak on his behalf. he told the ap president trump will not decide whether or not he will speak with robert mueller until after june 12. >>> happiness and disappointment for some cal graduates who got their diploma today. nearly 6000 students attended the ceremony. senator harris was supposed to give the commencement speech this year but earlier this week, during a three-day you see worker strike she canceled the appearance. the chancellor ended up giving the keynote speech and said. some students turned their backs as she spoke. >> it is such a big day. 150 years. it is kind of sad, we saw an actual speaker. >> i respect her decision to not speak because it says a lot that she supports the workers and wants to stick up for low- wage workers so they can have a living wage. i think that is admirable. >> negotiations between the university and employees are so going on. they are calling

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zone's he was on and writing of public debt that's according to a draft proposal leaked by the huffington post and has according to all reports since changed but still markets went haywire the leader of the five star movement better grillo shown here during talks here in the week wants to spend seventeen billion euros on increasing wealth payments for the poor is likely coalition partner the fall ride league wants to introduce a fifteen percent flat rate of income ties asking the european central bank to forgive two hundred fifty billion euros of debt was also said to be part of the league's draft. the euro's lead to a five month low in reaction to those reports but their plans to free a billions of euros for tax cuts and wealth already rattling the markets why because it put it very mildly analysts are skeptical about the economic sustainability of the plans italy is already two point three trillion that's trillion with a t. euros in debt and that's one hundred thirty two percent of its gross domestic product the highest rate of anywhere in europe apart from greece and that amounts to twenty

my guest robert how the new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and news decoder at lionel media dot com and in los angeles very early in the morning we have ron paul cohn he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron i love how that rhymes are a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect and i'm thinking jump in anytime you want i always appreciated let me go to you first in new york just very broadly speaking how is the media changed in the age of trump because in the age of trump trump doesn't change it seems go ahead lionel in new york ok first of all let's talk about news media versus the media here's how it's changed we often use the term mainstream media to define people like a.b.c. n.b.c. and m s d n c fake news c.n.n. that's not mainstream anymore what's mainstream is this what's mainstream right now is podcast again you tube and other platforms that is dead that is a star that burned out millio

a new poll out by the huffington post.nly one out of four americans and 70% of brits are not interested. i don't think that's going to matter. i think everybody is going to watch. by the way, tmz has tried to own this story especially when it comes to the markles. it is now reported elton john will be at the wedding doing musical numbs. good news for americans waiting outside for the royalty and the famous people. >> for the people who are different, i have to tell you, the drama is really intriguing. what is going on? the dad had surgery, the sis consider broke her -- half sister broke her foot or something? i mean, what's going on with that? >> dad had surgery. a sister allegedly broke her foot. i say alleged. we have a nephew who crashed the wedding. he owns a marijuana company. the netflix will be tremendous one day. >> we still have 48 hours more to go. who knows what will come out of this next. oh, my goodness. >> and even after they're married, i'm sure the drama will continue way after that when they have kids, eve

joined by my guest rob how the new york isa political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and news decoder at lionel media dot com and in los angeles very early in the morning we have ron paul cohn he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron i love how that rhymes are a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect and i'm thinking jump in anytime you want i always appreciated let me go to you first in new york just very broadly speaking how is the media changed in the age of trump because in the age of trump trump doesn't change it seems go ahead lionel in new york ok first of all let's talk about news media versus the media here's how it's changed we often use the term mainstream media to define people like a.b.c. n.b.c. and. fake news c.n.n. that's not mainstream anymore what's mainstream is this what's mainstream right now is podcast again you tube and other platforms that is dead that is a star that burned out millions of yea

president "didn't interfere" in the proposed $85-billion merger in an intervsterday with "the huffington post" that focused on payments the president's long-time personal lawyer michael cohen received om corporations including at&t giuliani said, "the president denied the merger. they didn't get the result they want." cohen received $600-thousand from at&t for advice, a payment at&t's c.e.o. called a "big mistake." oklahoma governor mary fallin--n a republ vetoed a controversial gun rights bill late lasnight, and signed another on faith-based adoption services. fallin vetoed a bill that woul have allowed adults to carry firearms whout a permit or aining, angering the national rifle association, but pleasing the state bureau of investigation. the governor signed a law that protects faith-based organizations that refuse to place children in l.g.b.t.q. homes. freedom oklahoma, an l.g.b.t.q. rights group, is threatening to sue the state over there. the kilauea volcano on hawaii's big island is still erupting, d now there are new concerns about what comes next. scientists are warning that lava lev

joined by my guest rob the new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and news decoder at lionel media dot com and in los angeles very early in the morning we have ron paul cohn he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron i love how that rhymes are a gentle and cross like rules and if that can jump in anytime you want to i always appreciate it live and let me go to you first in new york just very broadly speaking how is the media changed in the age of trump because in the age of trump trump doesn't change it seems go ahead lionel in new york ok first of all let's talk about news media versus the media here's how it's changed we often use the term mainstream media to define people like a.b.c. n.b.c. and m s d n c fake news c.n.n. that's not mainstream anymore what's mainstream is this what's mainstream right now is podcast again you tube and other platforms that is dead that is a star that burned out m

attorney, orchael cohen, $600,000 for insight into the administration with giuliani telling the huffington post friday lobbying efforts failed because "the president denied the merger." press secretary sarah sanders then repeated the long-held position that "the department of justice denied the merger." contacted by cbs news today, giuliani said he stands by his original statement and sees the president and the administration as one and the same. cw, despite the contradictions, president trump continues to allow giuliani to speak on his behalf. giuliani also telling cbs news today that michael cohen no longer represents the president, and he told the a.p. president trump will not decide on whether to be interviewed by special counsel robert mueller until after the summit with north korea's leader june 12. reena. >> ninan: errol barnett at the white house. thanks, errol. north korea said today that it ucll dismantle its nuclear test site between may 23 and may 25. the north says it will ceremoniously blow up all tunnels leading to the site and will invite journalists from five countries-- includ

arles and in los angeles we crossed to ha goodman he is a columnist journalist published in the huffington post salon the hill and other publications right gentlemen cross-talk roles in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate gentlemen who are calling this program spygate and i have it in quotes ok because i'm quoting the president of the united states and that's what i want to delve into here. i always go to the person who gets up early into the program that's obviously you in los angeles because i'm exactly on the other side of the world of you right now we're calling it spygate but i was thinking maybe a better title would be the three stooges brennan komi and clapper i think you know where i'm going go ahead ha. well one question i have to ask is why is buzz feed's suing the d.n.c. for evidence to corroborate the still does ca and why did the united states government feel it was necessary to spy or to infiltrate trump's campaign using stephanie help or even before the steal the cia annex question is what crime is trump said to have committed they've investig

arles and in los angeles we crossed to ha goodman he is a columnist journalist published in the huffington post salon the hill and other publications right gentlemen crosstalk roles in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate gentlemen who are calling this program spygate and i have it in quotes ok because i'm quoting the president of the united states and that's what i want to delve into here. i always go to the person who gets up early into the program that's obviously you in los angeles because i'm exactly on the other side of the world of you right now we're calling it spygate but i was thinking maybe a better title would be the three stooges brennan komi and clapper i think you know where i'm going go ahead ha. well one question i have to ask is why is buzz feed's suing the d.n.c. for evidence to corroborate the still does. and why did the united states government feel it was necessary to spy or to infiltrate trump's campaign using stephanie helper even before the still the cia the next question is what crime is trump said to have committed they've investiga

a variety of perspectives and subscribe to new york times, you have to read these things, the huffington post is important. within the conservative movement there's quite a diversity of views, i don't share all of the views with my colleagues and nor do they share mine. we have interesting discussions, social media and internally about the sames questions that are facing everybody else in the country but there's significant amount of diversity within the conservative movement, maybe more so than there is on the left right now and i think that's partly a function of being in opposition, this antitrump movement is kind of unifying force but it also tends to tampen down interesting ideological and policy differences that emerged in the left on the past. i think the left has become more and more narrow in terms of its thinking, i got an e-mail from the progressive policy institute which used the term progressive before it became synonym for far left, they are talking about emmanuel macron's progress point policy for the left. this is an interesting idea, he has reformed the pension system and cha

you write for bright berkeley read huffington post? [laughter] of course. you have to be dissenting opinions itni is like having a debate in your head you debate as you read it to say that isn't correct. and it sharpens the blade. >> i watch a lot of msnbc which is left-wing cable news it is interesting to see what is going on to the other side and cnn also of course now is more on the left you do get a variety of perspectives and with the new york times you have to read these things also huffington post. you need to know. but sometimes i just find the opposing views from breitbart within the conservative movement there are differing views. that you have these discussions on social media and internallyam about facing everybody else in the country but there is a significant amount of diversity through the movement or may be more so than on the left right now. that is partly a function to be in the opposition with the anti- trump movement is a unifying force interesting ideological. the left has become more and more narrow in terms of thinking i got an e-mail

debbie wasserman schultz told that to the huffington post saying the nra is just shy of a terrorist organizationthing they can to perpetuate the culture of violence we have in our country and with the spread of assault weapons across the nation. the florida congresswoman was responding to comments by oliver north where he compared gun-control activist behavior to civil terrorism. no credit card, no problem. amazon will not let you pay with cash or they will now. we will figure it out with tracy carrasco. >> reporter: amazon will let you pay with cash. you can use the coin star machine at the grocery store to add cash to your account. you can add anywhere from $500, there is no fee for this service, this is great for two kinds of people. the group that may be scared to use the credit or debit card online or the group that doesn't have a credit or debit card, they can use amazon by adding cash to their accounts on coin star machines that are everywhere. heather: they will be able to pay. appreciate it. men wants to leave it to the women when it comes to tasting wine. a new study finds women are be

according to the italian huffington post the parties may demand that the european central bank right off almost $300 billion in debt. michigan state university has reached a $500 million settlement with hundreds of women and girls who say they were sexually assaulted by sports dr. larry nassar. hundreds of girls and young women have come forward to say yes or abuse them including olympic gymnast aly raisman and mckayla maroney. he is serving decades in prison. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: the senate judiciary committee has released new transcripts related to the june 2016 trump tower meeting. russians promised to deliver damaging information about hillary clinton. joining us now from the white house with more is kevin cirilli. course time the trump junior's account of what happened in that meetings are being made public. we already have several accounts from people involved in that meeting. anything new that we found out today? >> so far nothing new regarding the june

and the huffington post squawked: now this is an obscene and ridiculous and frankly nefarious plan that gets picked up by liberal politicians like chuck schumer who wrote the following: when all of our great, great grandparents came to america, they were not animals and these people were not either. on tv they bounce condemnations around the echo chamber. >> what did the president mean when he said immigrants are animals? >> it's a disgusting way to talk about human beings. >> it's a slippery slope when you dehumanize people. that's what the nazis and slave owners did. it's not what americans did. >> the tone shifted about what it means if you are an illegal immigrant. >> laura: yes, she went to nazis. oh my god, do any of these people bother to try to look like they are in any way impartial, calling balls and strikes? you know, learn the facts or understand what the context of the president said or get out of the business! journalists have an obligation to read beyond the headlines and report the truth. even analysts, bother to read the full comments and be fair! speaking of being fair