let me say when he goes after buzzfeed for their problems or "huffington post" or goes after "the new off people, i say man, that's low. in other words, you are going to hit journalists were being fired. >> jesse: those same journalists love getting people fired. they want you fired, juan. they want me fired. they revel in it. >> greg: with "the huffington post" does is repurpose articles that were done -- media matters puts out something and then "huffington post" puts it out. screwing over people to the right of them and getting them fired. i have no sympathy. i wrote for "huffington post" for ten years i think. i tend to forget that. it was a long time. here's the bigger thing, morgan. it used to be rare that joe blow would be a target of the media. but now we are in this area where anyone tangentially related to trump, voting for trump, supporting trump, wearing a red hat of the washington monument, no one is safe. it's important that we really -- >> morgan: the whole covington thing, i almost tweeted, just watching the video, i almost waited inside one of these kids doing? i stop

here is the "huffington post" headline, "the gop finally cares about language." capri: i think the real story is not about this language. we have become desensitized. it's not 2011, it's 2019 and president trump has set the bar. howie: he talks about morons and idiots and s-hole countries. capri: i'm not supporting what she said. but the real story is a woman who is unapologetic with impeachment. but pelosi and the chair of the judiciary committee, jerry nadler, are saying whos, maybe we shouldn't go that far. howie: nancy pelosi was asked about impeachment or indictment of a sitting president. she said it's not conclusive. the press didn't report that as an aggressive act. susan: i know she doesn't want to do it and neither do the chairs of the committees. they want to see the mueller report. they want an outrage over whatever the mueller report produces. she can't be down entirely like she did the first time she took over as speaker. at that time there wasn't such a strong cry from her base to do that. howie: the president made his first ever appearance in the

gannett vice president corporate communications jeremy gans actually told the huffington post again it's like literally companies that are laying it out there are talking to each other about their layoffs again why it's so crazy usa today he said usa today is working to align its staffing levels to meet current market conditions which means we don't care about the quality of the product we're putting out we're just going to figure out a better way to do it now one of the ways that we've. seen. step buzz feed is that they're looking to move more into license content and e-commerce so we're going to south. and we're just going to go video this cute cat but you know one of the most of the big questions that they always come up with this is you know how much was television you know the you know the network. as networks are warning us about how much is too old television helped kill journalism. journalism started and it's interesting because recently white house press secretary the senators of all people responded to claims that she doesn't cooperate the media by saying we're in the business

visit ncicap.org >> huffington post reporting that president trump has canceled speaker pelosi's trip to afghanistan.

it was about the huffington post in the hallways underneath the capital. it is a picture of you walking with chuck johnson. who is chuck johnson? guest: chuck johnson is a guy who has an interest in a company that does dna sequencing. dna sequencing is incredibly important. for instance we have thousands , and thousands of rape kits unprocessed throughout the nation. the na sequencing, especially modern techniques can absolutely help us through the ball blake solve rape cases that have been , there for dozens of years. we have others where dna sequencing and health care is incredibly important. this is a person who has an interest in that. that was what was discussed. i do not know the guy's background. i do not do a google search on everyone who asks to talk about assigned topic -- scientific topic with me. host: here is a profile on chuck johnson -- a guy who can destroy a person's political career. he has argued that black people are dumber than white people, million jewsher 6 died in the holocaust, banned from twitter and opposed next to a white suprem

that's it i do believe that there's always going to be a new salon or new york times story or huffington post revelation about some new russian plot that absolves the democrats from india what toral accountability for their actions it's is not helping diplomatic relations even though it's body and president putin's laughed about it resent trucks left without it the rest of us aren't laughing because there are so many are uninformed human beings who vote in the united states. the u.k. government staged a traffic jam has been branded a waste of time i'm too little too late it was a rehearsal for a no deal bricks in the port city of dover politico has the details. and this was a department for transport trial it was called operation brocken it's all about stress testing the u.k.'s rodin haulage system to see if it would be able to handle the potential disruption euphemistically speaking in the event of a no deal bragg's it now under the government's contingency plans they took a disused airport about thirty miles away from dover and said that they could use it as a parking facility for up to six

strategist and in los angeles we cross to goodman he is a columnist and journalist published in the huffington post salon the hill and other publications right john cross talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it jason let me go to you first because she comes from your wheel house so i'll get let you take a strike out at first she calls herself a democratic socialist i mentioned that in the introduction she claims the world as we know it will end in twelve years and before she was became officially a congresswoman she said that she would be a navi rated and she would start signing bills are you very confident that her understanding of democratic socialism is something america needs or wants go ahead jason so again i think she misunderstands democratic socialism versus social democracy those are two very different things i think when she talks about trying to go towards the scandinavian model like norway and sweden and other countries have done that's actually social democracy that's not there.

better at that i do believe that there's always going to be a new salon or new york times story or huffington post revelation about some new russian plot that absolves the democrats from any electorial accountability for their actions it is not helping diplomatic relations and even though it's funny and president putin's laughed about it and then shrugs laugh about it the rest of us aren't laughing because there are so many uninformed human beings who vote in the united states. from the rightwing alternative for germany party is fighting for his life after being brutally attacked in the northwestern city of braman with more than what we know you're supposed to. a member of the german parliament belonging to the far right alternative for germany the a if the party has suffered serious injuries after being attacked by three men as he exited the new year reception that was held at a local theatre in the northern german city of bremen on monday now the party has issued a statement in which he described this as an assassination attempt what we understand happened to the parliamentarian mr frank magnet

strategist and in los angeles we cross to ha goodman is a columnist and journalist published in the huffington post salon the hill.

strategist and in los angeles we cross to goodman is a columnist and journalist published in the huffington post salon the hill and other publications right gentlemen cross titles in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it jason let me go to you first because she comes from your wheel house so i'll let you take a strike at first she calls herself a democratic socialist i mentioned that in the introduction she claims the world as we know it will end in twelve years and before she was became officially a congresswoman she said that she would be a knobby rated and she would start signing bills are you very confident that her understanding of democratic socialism is something america needs or wants go ahead jason. so again i think she misunderstands democratic socialism versus social democracy those are two very different things i think when she talks about trying to go towards the scandinavian model like norway and sweden and other countries have done that's actually social democracy that's not democratic socialism so i think she has a misunderstanding of a few t

you are uniquely suited to discuss this as an advocate speaker and writer and huffington post blogger and on the struggle in america and on the title that's important to understand illegal among the saved request delete request for citizenship. it's a personal thing journey into the steps she took. joining the conversation is abby cruise a white house reporter. she'she is a graduate of the philadelphia high school for girls and university graduate and loves philadelphia and talking to the residence of the philadelphia daily news and is recently moved to dc and we are so happy to have her here. she's covering and investigating local news and as of july she's worked for the ability of reporter i want to start off this event a little differently with my reading of the book. >> absolutely not. i'm going to read from the first chapter that i can introduce the audience to the story. the first chapter and the first subsection of the chapter is called betrayal. i also buried my memories of her mistreatment to honor her but bt one day and the law office in the once famous cover in buffalo, new

the "huffington post" found that one out of ten people felt that they were affected. only 29% according to the polls said, you know, it is a serious issue. of course, it is. when you're talking about the nation as a whole, this doesn't make any traction. >> now a new quarterback is coming in, nancy pelosi. she'll get bill out of house and go to the senate. and then mitch mcconnell will go to the senate. well, how are you feeling today? and they'll wait. if the white smoke comes out, they'll go along with it. the president on the short term will say no. i'm still pushing for the $5 billion. so yes, there will be a change in the house but it is not likely from what we see now to go a step further. >> so first of all, get it all . >> down stream, it will pick up some momentum, more and more people will be affected. beyond those 800,000 workers, you will see people wanting to go to a national park. it may not be closed but there is no one to watch out. over the next few weeks, there will be pressure building and then we'll to have see who blames who. where is the public's

the ceo of twitter questioning whether he called for murder, jack dorsey answering the huffington postying that would be a violent threat. we are in constant communication with all governments around the world so we certainly talk about it. the twitter ceo coming under fire for how the platform handles harassment, uses accusing twitter of taking little to no action. >> the internet will be available behind bars. south carolina giving tablets to inmates to stop them from using smuggled cell phones, they are able to watch an occasional program and free movies and music. the idea will be piloted in several prisons before going to state lines. >> cybersecurity experts say the us is at risk of a massive online attack. >> joining us to discuss how the shutdown is affecting the country's tech infrastructure is the cyber guy, kurt, thank you for being on with us this morning. >> we love what happens when we finally wake up to the idea that in this country, real core people that are at the defense of cybersecurity are the ones who should be paid more already and now they are not getting a paych

"the huffington post" got them all over that on the next thing you know, nbc news attributes that and free to say that that is racist. >> martha: we have that statement, let me point out. the original statement was nbc tell staffers not to directly called steve king's racist remarks racist as he pointed out. then they revise their guidelines on his comments, it is fair to characterize his comments as racist and point out that he has a history of racist comments. >> he is not going to get any awards for being a civil rights leader. "the new york times" to the same thing today. they had a big piece that said, his long history of racist comments. i read every one of them. some of them for doing about race. there were about islam, islam is not a race, but a faith. many of them might be considered insensitive. they want racist. racism is a very specific thing, a belief in the superiority of one race over another. it is taboo the united states as well as it should be. we need to be careful cleaning this time around, what is happened to this is this great triumph of the civil rights movement

according to the huffington post, mark warner from virginia has requested the twitter provide more information about how and why the edited video went viral. >>> also happening today, actor alec old one is due in a new york city court again over a fight related to a parking space. he has we did not guilty to charges of assault and harassment. he is accused of getting into a fight with a man who he claimed stole his parking space in new york city. he admitted pushing the man, but denies punching him. >>> there are four new inductees into the baseba fared >>> there is a new study out ranking driving conditions in v well. i am here in emeryville . we will talk with some commuters and find out what is up with the california roads. >>> i will tell you what is out there. there are a lot of people on the road right now in walnut creek, in concord, the bridges are okay. the san mateo bridge is one of them. that looks all right heading into the peninsula. >>> the weather is okay. does colder this morning, but the afternoon highs continued to creep upwards a little bit. >>> good morning and thank you fo

in the "huffington post," her insult to native americans matters most. they slam her for refusing to stop saying her family is part native. andrew cuomo beginning his third term using his inaugural address to slam president trump, of course. >> from voting reforms to roe v. wade for new york, to protecting a woman's right to choose, to better gun laws, to health care protection, to legalizing marijuana, to protecting the labor movement, to a green new deal, to real criminal justice reform, we will make history. new york will move forward, not by building a wall, my friends but by building new bridges and building new airports and creating new middle class jobs. >> sean: maybe cuomo should spend more time focusing on his own state, now home to one of the most corrupt and inefficient governments in the country with new yorkers leaving the state in droves moving to tax havens like texas and florida, a disgrace. a lot more than that. tonight's hannity watch on the deep state. our own katherine heritage reporting, house republicans shuttering the fbi and just

there's a recent poll from the huffington post that showed 84% of republican voters support the president's stance on not signing a bill that does not include $5 billion for the wall. that 84%, 64% strongly support the president's stance. i think the president and the white house are looking at those numbers and other similar polls. he's going to continue to be a hard-liner on this for as long as he can. however, i think what you -- >> it's the support of a minority of americans. >> i don't disagree. as we have seen, the president doesn't really pay much attention to what the other side or what the majority of the country indicates. that base that ultimately elected him to do the sort of things he's done thus far. it may be more challenging for him. they're to look at the president's approval in their states and begin to detract slowly. we may put pressure to tell the president we have to agree to something because we would not have the support to continue to stand by you. >> let's talk about the democratic messaging. on a day when this was about house dems where you saw a show of strength

a huffington post reporter made an interesting observation about elizabeth warren's time in iowa.er mentions trump in the stump speeches. rather as her own candidate not in opposition of the president. if washington makes trump "the" sole focus as he will try to augment going through the 2020 democratic primary, a challenge for contenders to present themselves as having significance in and of themselves. >> kevin, 30 seconds. first, first mover advantage or no first mover advantage? >> senator warren is a policy wonk. i'm baffled by folks on both sides of the aisle of likability. see beat scott brown. iowans will get a taste of her being a policy wonk in the future. >> thank you both. two of the best brain there's in d.c. on this sunday. thank you. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >> you, too. go eagles. >> there you go. >>> by the way, before we go, a new report came out on friday. record numbers of americans are expressing a desire to leave the united states, and not just for vacation paper co vacation. according to the new gallup poll, 40% of women younger than 30 want to move f

even "the huffington post" weighed in with a featured story about the southern border being a crisis. the mainstream media on tv did not refer to this as a manufactured crisis. as a matter of fact, we went back to our archives, here is how they portrayed this in the media when obama was president. >> this growing humanitarian crisis on the u.s. border with mexico. >> the government struggles to balance border security with a growing humanitarian problem. >> nobody wants illegal immigration. n there is many tenets to immigration. there is obviously securing the borders, which everybody agrees with. there is not one person that doesn't agree with whatever we have to do to secure borders. >> the white house calls this an urgent humanitarian situation and says its request to congress will include a border security surge.de >> sean: they always support the democratic agenda. in this case, that was obama's agenda. the only difference now iss donald trumpa' is the president. now, for the first time, according to democrats, and the media, walls are actually immoral. and many of these same dem

from there, he helped run "the huffington post" and eventually buzzfeed.boss, he transition smoothly from that leftism of his youth to the new and far more lucrative version of wall capitalism that so many ceos now practice. he spent a lot of time extolling the virtues of inclusivity and diversity and attacking conservatives as racist. at the same time, perretti crashed the efforts of its own staff to unionize. he argued it wouldn't be right for buzzfeed because unions are only good for "replaceable employees." buzzfeed staff were apparently so special they didn't need unions. turns out they did. now more than 200 of buzzfeed's employees understand they were in fact quite replaceable. after firing them, perretti tried to weasel his way out of paying his employees, threatening their unused paid time off until the public outcry became so great that he finally caved and paid. this is very common, perretti told them. it's true. greedy, stupid bosses who buy a pass from the business press by mouthing progressive platitudes are indeed very common. they are every

. >>> up next after megalayoffs from the likes of buzzfeed and the huffington post, alexandria of cauo -- the fault of facebook and google >> i certainly understand why she's continuing to call out these big tech names one thing i did find interesting in reading more about this, buzzfeed of course one of the companies that did a round of layoffs basically is considering or has apparently proposed merging with some of these other big companies that share news that's perfect for social media, and also what does that say about what we're consuming on social media, that buzzfeed was a part of these layoffs? that news is tailor made to be shared on facebook, on twitter. >> click bait. >> where do we go from here? >> if facebook and google are now sort of where people are reading their news, especially younger people and getting their news, just a different way of saying it, does there need to be more oversight there's a reason, dom, why newspapers evolved the way they did over hundreds of years. >> the brands of news that have been out there, been around the longest time are there for a re

specifically the idea that he came up with recently written in the huffington post. whether or not we could provide scorecards to gun manufacturers. guns for the police departments. how we would divide that scorecard and whether we could get by using the consumer power to improve corporate responsibility. i think it is a fascinating idea and i think we should work on it. between now and then, the brady campaign coalition to end gun violence in every town will be helping to put together the days worth of panels and we hope that you can all attend and you will all be invited. as we all know, gun violence continue to be a serious problem in cities. most of progress has been stymied by the nra, not just at the federal level but a state like ohio, the state legislature but just from doing anything at the local level. the local level is where we had the multiple shooting in 2018 that we deal with the tragedy and pain and suffering and we are having our hands tied. in this session we will hear from two mayors undertaking action and the cities to reduce gun violence. 1.and t

been pretty awful for american journalists, hundreds of reporters and editors in places like "huffington postt their jobs, victims of systemic changes to their industry. no matter what you think of those sites, sad, knowing that it is very tough. those journalists have many things in common with other americans, factory loggers, workers, coal miners, all of them, and many more have seen their way of life disappear, thanks to technology or outsourcing or private equity. this kind of thing has been going on a long time. now in previous cycles of what we used to call to creative destruction, they had new advice for blue-collar workers, just learn to code, coding is a future pair to stop whining and embrace it. here's a selection of headlines that you might remember on the subject. this is from npr, from cold to code, new path for layoff workers. can you teach a coal miner to code? from "cbs news," out of work coal miners finding new work in computer industry. and at this from bloomberg, appellation miners are to code. and from the venerable "new york times," the coders of kentucky. you see? it i

writer and social commentator and his work has appeared in places such as the guardian, ebony and huffington post. is an award-winning columnist. a monthly columnist at the nation. he has written four books. , the speech, the story behind martin luther king's dream is why we are here tonight. as gary gives us a bit of the full history of the march on washington and reflects on the current politics of this civil rights history and the recent memorialization. >> thank you very much. for those of you who have not seen me before, i am gary young. for those of you who have seen me, i am gary younge in a suit. [laughter] the book is called the speech the famousbout speech in washington. you have a great man and a great talk. but king could not do that on his own. the speech and the march came from somewhere. and i want to start by giving some context to that text. because, in the absence of that, there would have been no march. there would have been no speech. and so i start with some of the people whose names we do not know but who paid for that speech in a range of ways. i begin with franklin mccain.

guns, specifically an idea that wade came up with recently and has been written about in the huffington post, is the idea of whether or not we can provide score cards to gun manufacturers as we procure guns for our police departments and how we would devise that score card and whether we could get buy-in from mayors across the country using the consumer power to improve corporate responsibility. i think it's a fascinating idea and i think we should work on it. between now and then the brady campaign, coalition to end gun violence, in every town will be helping to put together a day's worth of panels and we very much hope that you can all attend and you will all be invited. as we all know far too well gun violence continues to be the most serious problem in cities. most of legislative progress has been stymied by the nra not just the federal level but in a state like ohio the state legislature has blocked us from being able to do anything at the local level, but it's the local level where we had a multiple shooting in 2018 that we deal with the tragedy, with he deal with the pain and the suff

nation institute, a free lance writer, and work appeared in places like the guardian, ebony, huffington post. gary young is author, broad katzer, and award winning columnist at the guardian, the nation, and a fellow at the nation institute. he's written four books, his fourth back, the speech, the story behind king's dream, is why we are here tonight, giving the fuller history on the march in washington and reflects on current policy of this civil right's history and season of memorialization. i'll turn it over to gary, kind of give us introduction remarks, michael, conversation up here, and then we'll open it up to question and conversation with you. thank you. >> for those who have not seen me before, i'm gary young, and for those of you who have seen me before, i'm gary young in a suit. [laughter] it's not a particularly flail sight unless i'm at a wedding or funeral. the book is called "the speeches" which is about king's famous speech at the march on washington, left there an idea that you have a great man and a great talk, but king could not do that on its own, the speech and the march

specifically, an idea that wade came up with recently and has been written about in the huffington post, whether or not we could provide score cards to gun manufacturers as we procure guns for our police departments. and how we would devise that scorecard and whether we could get buy-in from mayors across the country using the consumer power to improve corporate responsibility. i think it's a fascinating idea. and i think we should work on it. between now and then the brady campaign coalition to end gun violence in every town will be helping to put together a day's worth of panels. we very much hope that you can all attend and you will all be invited. as we all know far too well gun violence continues to be the most serious problem in cities. most of progress has been stymied by the nra, not just at the federal level but in a state like ohio, the state legislature has blocked us from being able to do anything at the local level, but it's the local level where we had a multiple shooting in 2018 that we deal with the tragedy, with the pain and the suffering, and our hands are often tied f

huffington post criticizes the president every day and buzz feed. the president has every right to hit back at these publications. when there are layoffs it appears cold hearted for him to revel in the fact that people with families are losing their jobs. he did the same thing when "the weekly standard" shut down. conservative magazine highly critical of the president. i think in this instance taking the high road and not kicking people when they're down. they've lost their jobs would be a better look for him while certainly, as i say, he can hit back at those publications that are savaging him every day. >> sandra: he was referencing the announced 15% of staffers being laid off at buzz feed and huffington posts laying off 20 journalists. good to see you on a monday morning. thank you. >> bill: thank you. 29 past. fox news alert. shutdown done for now. lawmakers have three weeks to get a deal done. with the president and nancy pelosi find a path forward? andy biggs will address that coming up next. >> the question is, is nancy really leading the dem

according to the huffington post, senator mark warner from virginia has requested twitter provide morebout how and why the edited video went viral. >>> trade talks are scheduled in washington dc between the united states and chinese negotiator. us is becoming increasingly aggressive against china over what it says is the theft of american business secrets and company names. there is a 117-year-old company called charlotte pipe and foundry in north carolina and there is now charlotte pipe in shanghai. accused by the american company of stealing the name and trademark. the company in north carolina says the chinese company dumps inferior products with its name of the rockets around the world. >> we see it across a broad range of industries where they have stolen technology into the steele intellectual property. the counterfeit products. it is rampant. >> from steel to telephones, cars and computer white house says china feels technology by theft, counterfeiting, expert violations into the forest transfer of intellectual property. >>> we have been reporting why northern california wildfir

on the liberal side, the huffington post, trump falls to pelosi.alking points memoon -- then'so pelosi -- bends to pelosi's will. some rules that apply to a president when he or she comes to the house chamber. this from the wall street journal. mr. trump has floor privileges allowing him to enter the house chamber, but would need permission to speak from the dais. that would come in the form of what is called a concurrent resolution. nancy pelosi mentioned that concurrent resolution. she said yesterday noting her correspondence from january 16. i said we should look together to find a mutually agreeable date when the government has reopened and i hope we can still do that. i am writing to inform you the house of representatives will not consider a concurrent resolution authorizing the state of the union address in the house chamber until the government has reopened. president trump was on camera yesterday after the white house received that letter. here is some of his reaction to that letter. [video clip] >> the state of the union speech has been c

the huffington post in their wrapup of that image and some of the reaction to it, noticing -- notingt is an ankle length traditional down. palestinians are known for their intricate patterns. theeaction to that picture, institute for middle east understanding tweeted out this -- tomorrow, rashida tlaib is wearing a -- and that swearing-in ceremony. palestinian women will be sharing photos. we will be reposting your photos throughout the day. ,lso on social media yesterday antonio delgado talked about the first time he and his family went to his washington, d.c. -- washington d c -- washington, d.c. office. >> we are about to go inside for the first time. are you ready? >> yeah. >> let's do it. come on in. >> come on in. >> what do you think, guys? do you want to see daddy's office? come on. come on to daddy's office. here it is. is that daddy seat? >> do you want to sit in daddy's seat? >> yes. >> awesome. all right, here we are. host: check it out, antonio delgado showing his kids his new office for the 116th congress. kristina peterson is inside the capital here behind us, congress

two years ago i was working at the huffington post and i got the chance to pitch a story about connected toothbrushes. here's a think we will give you a 15% break in insurance if you share the data with us. if you look around now, three years later, lots more connected devices. if you put our car on our network maybe we will give you a to name break on your premiums. it's not hard to anticipate all the insurers asking for whatever the activity is for it to be connected back. one of the security concerns about that is worrying about booting -- the car rebooting itself again and again and what are the legal concerns, because you've already talked about your data being used against you in the court of law, but what framework should we be introducing into a world where you can see that insurers have a lot of skin in the game, they are very powerful. the tech companies want to cater to this, and consumers are being good about it, they are brushing their teeth, and getting a cheaper deal. had we prevent from this ending up in our bathroom? >> i didn't even know connected toothbrushes were a th

. >> joining us now, columnist for the huffington post, kurt bardella is a spokesman for the house oversightmmittee and national reporter for "the new york times," she's out with a new piece, "new chaos on the border." tell us about your latest piece, about the impact of president trump's immigration stance. >> sure. what we found is that there are migrant families piling up at the southwest border and that for months authorities there have been asking for support and for help. and it's not just these large numbers of families, but many of them are sick because it's flu season. but rather than getting extra support to try to address them and adjust the conditions such that children can be taken care of, all of the focus has been on deterrent policies. so the directive from the white house is we're not accommodating families who are arriving now. instead we're coming up with new policies to replace things like family separation, like the asylum ban, both of which have been blocked by the courts with new policies, even though these officials are telling the white house that these new ideas, wh