thank james o'keefe and your new book american muckraker you write that there's an indecently close personal and professional relationship between reporters and the people they are supposed to cover. is that a bad thing? parts yes. there has been tension between access and autonomy. some people need to get close to their sources. some need to adversary late investigate their sources. these days in journalism, -- they have delivered on a platter what the sources in the government what the government wants them to see. they're acting as delivery people for the sources rather than being adversarial or skeptical. you don't want to be too adversarial because that can engender biases of their own but you have to strike the balance. there's no more balanced. the national security force in the new york times act as servicemen for the people they administration. >> i want to ask about the subtitle of your book rethinking journalism for the 21st century. how does that fit with being a muckraker? >> the early in the mid 20th century, investigative reporting was you had the chicago sun-times doing these

instead he once joe biden became president, the fbi raided the home of journalist james o'keefe and seized the evidence. ashley biden's dire was taken by force and never seen again. uday hussain blows by in the lamborghini and says get the hell out of the way, p peasant. despite a decade's long drug problem and to record of legit mt. achievement of any kind, hunter biden accumulated highest possible academic credentials. georgetown and yale law. don't try that at home. it appears to be millions and millions and millions of dol dollars. then we know from evidence he apparently planned to kick back some of the money to his father as part of the deal, 10% to the big guy. that's completely illegal and neither hunter biden nor his father joe biden have been indicted for doing that. instead and here's the best part, the real criminals we learned yesterday are the people who dare to talk about it. yesterday huntser biden's legal team released a letter demanding that joe biden's friends imprison anyone that criticize joe biden's son. these letters call on the department of justice, which joe biden

james o'keefe, the founder of project veritas, has been forced out.ageous liberal bias in places like npr. a third of the staff signed a letter saying that the boss had been outright cruel, and there were questions about financial expenses. o'keefe hit back at the board. >> ruining our reputation in front of supporters and donors and leaking confidential information and fabricating stories. one of our ethical rules is we don't lie to our audience, and there's nothing i could do about it. because i was stripped of all my decision making. i was removed from ceo. howard: o'keefe say say he'll now create a new organization. >>> carlos watson, the ceo of ozzy media, was arrested and charged with lying to investors and falsifying earnings after his former cofounder pleaded guilty to fraud and identity theft. the charismatic former cable news anchor had talked up the multimillion collar company which shut down two years ago after "the new york times" reported it was exaggerating its traffic numbers and had someone impersonate a youtube executive in an effort

. >> insteadstea, once joe biden became president , his fbi raided the hom re of journaliste james o'keefe and seized the evidence. >> actually iz evi, biden's diay taken by force and has nevere been seen again. sod ne the message was unmistakable. when uday hussein blows by this. lamborghini, get the out of the way. >> peasant princelings have o power. you do not. >> by the way, hunter biden's whole life has been a monumentle to that message. despite a decades long drug problem and no record of legitimate achievement of any kind, hunter biden has managedit to accumulate the highest possible academic credentials. >> georgetown and yale lawtown don't like that at home,mill as well as what appears to bioe millions and millions and millions of dollars. >> how did he do that? you couldn't do it, but then you're not joe biden's son , and that's how he did it. he cut business deals with corrupt countries that his father was conducting diplomacy and as vice president of the united states . and then we from evidence that he apparently planned to kick t back some of that money to his big er as part

james? >> ed o'keefe at the white house.vere weather. nearly 26 million americans across the south are under winter weather alerts. in texas, at least eight deaths are blamed on the unforgiving ice storm that also knocked out power to hundreds of thousands. jason allen from our cbs station ktvt is in fort worth tonight that is. >> reporter: the massive winter storm continues to cripple the south, covering dallas in dangerous sheets of ice. some stuck drivers had to use muscle power to get their cars back on the move. >> i need formula for my newborn. so i have a little bit left, but just in case the roads are bad tomorrow again, i wanted to get some more. >> reporter: ice weighing down trees and branches, leaving yards and streets littered with broken limbs and downed lines. widespread power outages leaving more than 300,000 people in the dark. at dallas-fort worth airport, 75% of flights are canceled. despite the headaches -- >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: some are having fun, turning roads into rinks, skating down streets an

>> james: ed o'keefe at the white house. now to the severe weather.illion americans across the south are under winter weather alerts. in texas, at least eight deaths are blamed on the unforgiving ice storm that also knocked out power to hundreds of thousands. jason allen from our cbs station ktvt is in fort worth tonight. >> reporter: the massive winter storm continues to cripple the south, covering dallas in dangerous sheets of ice. some stuck drivers had to use muscle power to get their cars back on the move. >> i need formula for my newborn, so... [laughs] i have a little bit left, but just in case the roads are bad tomorrow again, i wanted to get some more. [cracking] >> reporter: ice weighing down trees and ranches, leaving yards and streets littered with broken limbs and downed lines. widespread power outages leaving more than 300,000 people in the dark. at dallas-fort worth international airport, 75% of flights are canceled. despite the headaches... >> oh, my god. [laughs] >> reporter: some are having fun. turning roads into rinks, skating down

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this is the fisa director who was caught on camera by james o'keefe of project veritas saying that viest to make more money. karl sorry . and the uk money. karl sorry. and the uk press has not covered this yet, so we are breaking it now . this so we are breaking it now. this was this was a fascinating investigation, actually. i've looking into it. what do you think about the methods that project veritas use? calvin because of course was an undercover recording this bloke from pfizer didn't i think he was on some form of date. right. and he was filming. i think it's fantastic. i think leo would be great at, this kind of stuff. and it's getting the news out there. that there. the funny thing is that jordan walker i'll never jordan walker was i'll never trust anyone ever again. well, what about all us or what what about all of us or what about people who took about the people who took the jobs were good jobs thinking they were good news? they have people's news? it was they have people's best it's best interests heart. it's outrageous he's the one outrageous that he's the one who's the vic

o'keefe. >> reporter: near the start of the deposition, former president donald trump tells new york attorney letitia jamest he would be invoking his right against self-incrimination. >> anyone in my position not taking the fifth amendment would be a fool, an 0 times over nearly four hours -- >> i decline to answer the question. >> reporter: -- the former president invoked the fifth. >> same answer. same answer. same answer. >> and i am tonight announcing my -- >> reporter: trump, running for the white house once again, is facing multiple federal and state investigations. the lawsuit filed last year by attorney general james accuses the former president, his three children, and their company of a long-running scheme to inflate the value of their properties, something investigators asked trump about. >> the valuations contained in this document reflect false and misleading valuation statements, is that correct? >> same answer. >> reporter: former prosecutor harry litman. >> he was disciplined and just said "same answer, same answer," because the stakes are high. he couldn't be trump. it's a really vivid dem

o'keefe. >> reporter: near the start of the deposition, former president donald trump tells new york attorney general letitia jameshe would be invoking his right against self- incrimination. >> anyone in my position not taking the fifth amendment would be a fool, an absolute fool. >> reporter: so more than 400 times over nearly four hours... >> i decline to answer the question. >> reporter: ...the former president invoked the fifth. >> same answer. same answer. samenswer. repter: trump, runnwhite use on thwsfid last year byey rasee foo a long-rningchemto itehe value - something investigators asked trump about. >> the valuations contained in this document reflect false and misleading valuation statements, is that correct? >> same answer. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor harry litman. >> he was disciplined and just said "same answer, same answer," because the stakes are high. he couldn't be trump. it's a really vivid demonstration of the justice system catching up with him and making him abandon his normal playbook. >> reporter: not since bill clinton sat for a deposition in the paula jones case has a sitting