what do we know any sarah jeong? on paper she sounds impressive, a senior writer at the verge and wrote the book "the internet of garbage" and the online harassment and the difficulty f of -- and she was a fellow, and named to forbes 30 under 30 list for media in 2017, but as soon as she was hired old tweets by jeong were re-posted anonymously on twitter which sound completely racist. dumb ass "f" white people marking the internet with their opinions like dogs pissing on fire hydrants. oh, man, kind of sick how much joy i get out of being cruel to old white men. you'll be extinct soon. #cancelwhitepeople. her defense, it seems to be this. jeong says her tweets were in response to being harassed online herself, that she was imitating trolling language in an attempt to punch back. in fact, she posted, too, quote as a woman of color on the internet i have faced torrents of online hate often along this vein and then these two examples. if i saw you i would sock you right in your lesbian face and shut the "f" up you dog e

we reached out to sarah jeong, we were told she was up available. i want to tell you what you think, go to my website, answer the question, should sarah jeong's twitter history have preclude her hire by the "new york times" as a member? joining me rich lowrie, editor of the review, does it patz if shelves counter punching in. >> usually when you are counterpumping, you are replying no other people on twitter. most of us done react to that with a year's long history of racist tweets, which she did here. so i think that explanation is complete nonsense. i don't like the practice of rum annualing back through people's twitter accounts and firing them on the bafrls of. that so o-of-basis of that. so i think the explanation is total nonsense. >> listen, i want to know the context for all of these controversial tweets. i went look myself and found they are dig lus animated movie a still image that shows the animation and at the top of that f he police. maybe it's intended as a joke in that instance. i noticed there were others, many more, one relative to

jeong responded to trillions on twitter by responding to slurs for two years.he trillions directly, right. she went on and on for two years. go ahead. >> i have no reason to doubt the "times"'s reporting of their "times"'s explanation for this. ironically what sarah jeong did and candace owens did the same thing, turning slur on its head to see what reaction was like. twitter made a huge mistake. she should have banned all of them or none of them. agree completely with kelsey, candace owens shouldn't have been banned since others were not banned at all. liz: "wall street journal" reporting that mark zuckerberg's company is now asking large u.s. banks to share with the social media company their bank customers account information like credit card transactions and checking account balances. facebook claiming it is all part of an effort to offer new banking services to its users. reminder facebook daily active users down according to last quarterly report. the stock ended the day in the green but downtown for the month. privacy controls, not so state-of-the-art. n

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by defending jeong they are saying it's okay to be racist if your target is white.nd they are saying all the outcry is over old tweets. as if three years ago is old. and they say she's a young asian woman subject to online harassment. hating wietds or cops is oh -- hating wise or cops is okay if you say you have been harassed. but she says her comments were not aimed at the general audience. pray tell if saying f the police is about as general an audience as you can get. and someone who has a job at the "new york times" as a wordsmith should know the difference between a specific and a general audience it's specific when it's against one police officer. it's general if it's against all law enforcement and the whole group of them. you know, the bigotry is alarming. a few weeks ago the "new york times" goaded its readers in an editorial to fight the nomination of the latest supreme court nominee great kavanaugh. quote to take a line from the god father. it's time to go to the mattresses. really? the godfather? it's been a while since i saw "the godfather." but last i

but jeong and people like jeong don't emerge organically. and education system in america that trains people to think this way. they are wrecking the country in so doing. heather mcdonald is a contributing editor at "city journal," and she's followed this closely and she joins us tonight. heather, thank you for coming on. how did this happen? nobody -- they used to say whend i was a child, nobody is born a bigot. it is something that you learn. we are creating a whole new generation of them. why and how is this happening? >> there is a multi-million-dollar diversity bureaucracy on most college campuses today that is dedicated to the very propositions that sarah jeong embodies, things like whiteness is a source of all evil in the world, lethal to people of color, contempt for objectivity and truth seeking, a belief that all females exist in a state of oppression by rape culture. this diversity bureaucracy hits students with this ideology from the moment they step foot on campus. putting them in the throes of a very terrible delusion. american

the times backed jeong who will join the paper next month.s were in response to harassment. she engaged in what she thought at the time was counter trolling. she deeply regrets the language. >>> coming up, it may be the dad version of mom jeans. golfer phil mickelson busting out some mean dad moves that can only be emulated by coy wire. he has the bleacher report for us next. let's see it, coy. metimes a day at the ballpark is more than just a day at the ballpark. stadium pa : all military members stand and be recognized. sometimes fans cheer for those who wear a different uniform. no matter where or when you served, t-mobile stands ready to serve you. that's why we're providing half off family lines to all military. when i walked through a snowthat's when i knewtte, i had to quit. for real this time. that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste plus intense craving relief. every great why needs a great how. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my

the times backed jeong who will join the paper next month. tweets were in response to harassment. she engaged in what she thought at the time was counter trolling. she deeply regrets the language. >>> and it was business as usual for les moonves. addressing the conference call second quarter earnings, but avoiding what was on everyone's mind. the company representative said questions would be limited to quarterly results. allegations from six women who say moonves harassed them. cbs is hiring two outside law firms to investigate the claims. the company stock is down 9% since the news broke. >>> residents in parts of virginia ordered to evacuate over a potential dam failure. the officials in lynchburg are ordering residents to leave in low-lying areas below the college lake dam. if a complete failure of the dam occurs, the water depth could climb above 17 feet in seven minutes. >>> ea sports is apologizing for editing capuolin kaepernick's n out of the 2019 game. in a post on twitter, the verse that mentioned kaepernick has been removed. ea sp

this week the "new york times" hired sarah jeong and necessity testified it as if it's not a problem.owie: the president comes back with a series of tweets. when the media driven insane by their trump derangement syndrome, it puts the lives of journalists at risk. very unpatriotic. revealing the secrets of government has gone on since the founding of the republic. capri: i suspect we'll continue to hear trump derangement syndrome from the president in his tweets. the fact of what happened in this meeting between president trump and the new york times. who do we trust answer who do we believe is telling the truth. the president of the united states or the "new york times." howie: if it's the epa or hhs. both leaders who were fired. it'it's -- jim acosta says the president is whipping up violence against him. john kelly is still alive and walking around howie: anyone following the media coverage of john kelly would have been convinced the white house chief of staff was toast, he was history. i am told the president asked kelly what they were going to do about the stories and asked if he

yesterday the times announced it was hiring a woman called sarah jeong. she hadn't bothered to delete her twitter feed because she was not embarrassed by it. judging by what she wrote, sarah jeong is an angry bigoted not not in a subtle way. here are some examples. "it's kind of sick how much joy i get out of being cruel to old white men." marking up the internet with their opinions like dogs on fire hydrants. at one point she tweeted a graph claiming as whiteness increase, white people smell like dogs. white people have stopped breathing, you will all go extinct soon that was my plan all along. people are getting fired for far less than this across corporate america right now. but "the new york times" decided to double down on her behalf. here's part of the statement the paper sent out about here. if >> her journalism and she's a young asian woman, she's subject frequent online harassment. she responded to that harassment by imitating the rhetoric of her harassers. it's not her fault, white racism cards to racism against white people, she is the victim h

many of jeong's old tweets surfaced and she is lashing out against white people.wens replaced white people with different races and religions, showing hypocrisy. twitter said, we're shutting you down. joining me to discuss this, fox news contributor, democratic strategist, jehmu green. we will have in a minute deroy murdoch. i start here with you. what is your reaction? >> look, i think that it is good thing, trish, i think you agree, that twitter is paying close attention to the twitter abuse, harrassment and part of the wild, wild west so many years ago. no one should be discriminated against, we have seen, studies show very clearly women of color who get the most amount of attacks. so i do find it a little bit interesting that candace owens, katrina pierson, to lovely african-american women, instead of focusing on the fact that tomorrow is equal pay day for black woman, are focused on this issue when we have such an incredible opportunity to highlight the disparity in pay that black women receive, that they actually have to work until august 7th to get the same

sarah jeong tweeted between 2013 and 202015 that white men are goblins, dumb -- it's almost funny howuch joy i get from being cruel to old white men. it's really hard. the time said in a statement today that her journalism and the fact that she is a young asian woman have made her a subject of frequent online harassment. for period of time, she responded to the harassment by imitating the rhetoric of her harassers. she sees now this approach only work to feed the vitriol. she regrets it and the times does not promote it. she said the tweets were presented as satire, she understands how hurtful they seem out of context. as a woman of color, she has received a lot of online hate. shut the [bleep] up, this has become a blood sport in the media. in february, they hired a tech writer and six hours later, they parted company after an uproar over public slurs and her online friendship with a white supremacist. in large, the atlantic hired and very quickly fired kevin williamson over such controversial tweets as, the law should treat abortion like any other homicide. he said today that places

why didn't miss jeong tweet come down or her twitter account come down?ty these are publicly-traded companies, we should all be worried about our private sir, not only our privacy but the idea these companies are the biggest information dissemination around the world so when they have an agenda, whether global warming or illegal immigration, whatever that might be that comes through in their business services and when they're banning conservatives or anyone for that matter it needs to be a level playing field or don't do it at all. >> what is the company is saying twitter, no, this happens to liberals, this happens to democrats as well, but you don't see examples of that. that is why maybe eric does have a point here, shanna, if it was happening on both sides we would see more examples of the other way. seems more conservative than liberals were brought up. >> last week was one example with auto population, they gave example, they had explained that both democrats and conservatives were affected. passage of time of initial tweets sarah posted until now. s

sarah jeong, most journalists operate under the guidance of the editorial board.nd this woman is anti-cop, antiwhite, she is anti-men. everything that she says is explosive and her tweets. and to get to "the new york times" is supporting her on the editorial board. so, has a great lady flipped hep lid? what are they doing? >> it is a little bit shocking that the bias of this writer would be so flagrant and blatant, usually they try to hide it a little bit better. i'm surprised she still has a job only because you cannot say on the one hand that this is an opinion writer just expressing her opinion, on the other hand we can sitit here and come up wh 12, 15, 20 instances where people lost their jobs, frankly less than that. and everybody knows it. i want to shine a light in case the viewers missed it. a writer at politico who i knew yearso ago, pulling for the "miami herald," and the tribune years ago, i knew him years y ao in florida, now reporting for ", you put them all together, you would have a full set of teeth.h he said that. when people attacked him and aske

. >> tucker: deleted member of "the new york times" editorial board is named sarah jeong come exposeday is kind of a lunatic, definitely a bigot. they "the times" didn't care, saying, the only races are the s that criticize her. no more of jeong's tweets have been exposed, she pleaded repeatedly about killing all men, and she said, "if. we are talking about big sweeping bans on things that kill people, why don't we ever talk about banning the police." the ones that crye the most abot bigotry are the most enthusiasticic bigots. they defend themselves by saying they can't be bigots. it's impossible. ethan bearman is a california radio host and he joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: i read a lot of those moments tweets. when no one is saying that she is kind of dumb. i wonder how she got into harvard.wo not a good writer, totally mediocre. a lot of mediocre people. i think it's interesting for tht following reasons. she's making all these sweeping claims about an entire racial group, all of them negative, a lot of them angry, some suggesting violence.

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they fired, just this year, a new editorial board member within hours or for less than wt jeong did.ary over two establishment candidates. it shows that voters are still excited by outsider candidates, who don't have a political background. my loser is senator dianne feinstein, one of the top instigators of the trump is a russian agent collusion theory. she was being driven around for 20 years, we learned this week, 20 years by staff member who was sharing information with the chinese while she was heading up sensitive intelligence investigations in the senate. >> bret: winner or loser? >> my winner, apple, whose market capitalization reached a record $1 trillion this week. not bad for a company which, love them or hate them, was almost bankrupt a mere 20 years ago. my loser is the ohio state aesthetic program, which has all kinds of problems, starting with the accusations of sexual misconduct by a doctor for the wrestling team, and now football coach urban meyer is under suspension. terrible week for ohio state, may be some michigan people are feeling good about it. >> bret: oh, man

ken's" ken jeong and "ocean eight's" awkwafina may be used to getting this kind of crazy press, not thisver of "entertainment weekly"" >> my first big cover. the fact that people were picking on it before any footage was coming out, i was blown away. and that just shows how much faith the industry has in our movie. >> anybody know where henry is? >> yeah. >> just who is this leading man? he's 31, married, and a former hairstylist who's also very comfortable in front of the camera. >> thank you for joining us on all of our travels. . >> henry was a tv host in asia and built up quite a following. and while shooting this movie in his home country of malaysia was a treat, it wasn't as glam as it looks. >> the three-piece suits, filming in asia, it was just like a steam box. >> but you know we lost a lot of weight from the sweat, you know? >> we did, we sweat it out. >>> all right, well, coming you, chrissy tiegen and john legend's two--month-old son miles proves next on kron-4 news at eight: two wildfires are forcing more people from their homes tonight as they grow in size. an update on the

she regrets it and "the times" does not condone it rated her own response, jeong said the tweets were intended as satire and she understands how hurtful they seem out of contract. as a woman of color, she has faced torrents of online hate such as, "if i saw you, i would stop you right your lesbian face." dredging up offensive tweets has become a blood story. in february, "the times" announced the higher of a writer and six hours later they parted ways after her online project with a white supremacist. in march, they hired kevin williamson, over such controversial tweets as "the law should treat abortion like any other homicide." he said today that places like "the times" should hold the line against mass hysteria and the mob mentality of social media. in the twitter era, most journalists have a past that can be and often is used against them. if they join in the vitriol, the consequences can be just as ugly. shannon? >> shannon: howard kurtz, thank you very much. let's talk about this media discussion, we want to bring you more from press secretary sarah sanders. during her back and f

we are indeed lucky to havejin jeong join us in our studios. thank you forjoining us.ell, my dream was to travel the universe, so before going to the universe i want to see my planet earth first, so i decided to cycle around the world. i think car is too fast and walking is too slow, but bicycle is a good speed. that it has taken such a long time, seven that it has taken such a long time, seve n yea rs that it has taken such a long time, seven years and you have covered five continents. what is the next continent you want to cover? christiania. christiania, all right, after that antarctica. so tell us, what is the most favourite place that you have visited among the five continents? —— 0ceania. that you have visited among the five continents? -- oceania. there are so many places in my mind, in my memory, and a really amazing place was bolivia. it is assault desert, so there is no trees, no animals, sometimes car passing, but it was very, very quiet. and of course, there are now closer relations between south korea and north korea. would you want to cycle through north

it stars ken jeong, michelle yeoh, newcomer henry golding, and from the sitcom "fresh off the boat," constance wu. constance wu: a story that really centers an asian-american couple's experience. and so--or asian-british as well. we also have asian-australian, asian-costa rican, asian-canadan. canadan, canadian? janelle: the director also asian, palo alto's own jon chu. jon chu: the fact that people are abuzz about it now, and it feels like we have this momentum, and people are excited to see it is a dream come true. janelle: it's the american dream come true not only for jon, but for his famous father, lawrence chu, also known as chef chu. he owns one of the bay area's most popular restaurants, chef chu's in los altos. presidents, athletes, famous singers have all eaten here since it opened in 1969. like him, he's always encouraged his children to go after their dreams. lawrence chu: you still have to work hard. you know, it's not something, sit there, it happen. you know, work very hard, and then also you have to know every movie you do, it has to mean something. this particular mo

. —— earlier i spoke to jin jeong.rst, so i decided to cycle around the world. i think car is too fast and walking is too slow, but bicycle is a good speed. but it has taken such a long time, seven years, and you have covered five continents. what is the next continent you want to cover? 0ceania. 0ceania, all right. after that, antarctica. so tell us, what is the most favourite place that you have visited among the five continents? there are so many places in my mind, in my memory, and a really amazing place was bolivia. it's a salt desert, so there's no trees, no animals, sometimes a tour car passing, but it was very, very quiet. and of course, there are now closer relations between south korea and north korea. would you want to cycle through north korea? actually, this is my dream. i have dreamt about north korea for a long time, because we've had the same history for a long time, and it's just next to my country. so i really wish i could cross, and i applied to get permission later. and, in your seven—yearjourney, y

he took a shot at the disgusting new board member at the "new york times," sarah jeong, and the two reporters at the times who wrote the story. adrienne: he talked to at numerous stages. continue rrp maggie haverman is one'. adrienne: the fact that don mcghan is speaking to mueller is what's newsworthy about this. howie: when we come back the media ripping the president for yanking john brennan's security clearance. and president trump castigating the media. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. howie: president trump knew he would provoke a media firestorm by yanking the security cleeshes of john brennan. john brennan called his press conference nothing short of treasonous. >> i'm not shocked at all the appalling things president trump has done. i think this is an egregious act that flies in the face o

he took a shot at the disgusting new board member at the "new york times," sarah jeong, and the two reporters at the times who wrote the story. adrienne: he talked to at numerous stages. continue rrp maggie haverman is one'. adrienne: the fact that don mcghan is speaking to mueller is what's newsworthy about this. howie: when we come back the media ripping the president for yanking john brennan's security clearance. and president trump castigating the media. ♪ it is such a good time to kiss ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. ♪ you might be missing something.y healthy. your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite. ocuvite helps replenish nutrients your eyes can lose as you age. it has lutein, zeaxanthin and omega-3. ocuvite. be good to your eyes. i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release its own i

to this woman, "the new york times" is going on the editorial board of "the new york times," sarah jeong. most journalists operate under the guidance of the editorial board and this woman is anti-cop, she's antiwhite, anti-men, everything that she said is explosive and her tweets and yet "the new york times" is supporting her on their editorial board. so has the gray lady flipped her lid, what are they doing? >> kellyanne: it's a little shocking that the bias of this particular writer would be so biased and flagrant. i'm surprised she still has a job because, she's expressing her opinion but on the other hand you and i can say here with hardly even thinking about it and come up with ten or 20 instances where people lost their job, or frankly less than that. i do want to shine a light in case viewers and listeners missed it, i used to do polling for the "miami herald" and i knew years ago in florida and he referred to the trump supporters in florida, if you put them all together you would have a full set of teeth. he said that. then when people attacked him and asked him to retract that o

to this woman, "the new york times" is going on the editorial board of "the new york times," sarah jeong. most journalists operate under the guidance of the editorial board and this woman is anti-cop, she's antiwhite, anti-men, everything that she said is explosive and her tweets and yet "the new york times" is supporting her on their editorial board. so has the gray lady flipped her lid, what are they doing? >> kellyanne: it's a little shocking that the bias of this particular writer would be so biased and flagrant. i'm surprised she still has a job because, she's expressing her opinion but on the other hand you and i can say here with hardly even thinking about it and come up with ten or 20 instances where people lost their job, or frankly less than that. i do want to shine a light in case viewers and listeners missed it, i used to do polling for the "miami herald" and i knew years ago in florida and he referred to the trump supporters in florida, if you put them all together you would have a full set of teeth. he said that. then when people attacked him and asked him to retract that o

. >> tucker: at the latest member of "the new york times" editorial board is named sarah jeong and sheposed yesterday as some kind of a lunatic and bigot. the left said the only racists were the ones that dared criticize her as an oppressed person who went to harvard. now more of her tweets have been exposed. she tweeted frequently about killing all men and said f the police routinely. if we are talking big swinging bands on that kills people, why don't we ever talk about banning the police? as is often the case the ones crying the most loudly are the most enthusiastic bigots. you may have noticed that but they defend themselves by saying, they can't be bigots, that's impossible. ethan, thanks for coming on. i read a lot of these of this s tweets and she's kind of dumb actually, i don't know how she got into harvard. she is not incredible writer or thinker. but i kept the story for the following reasons, she's making all these sweeping claims about an entire racial group, all of them negative, a lot of them angry and some suggesting violence. the response from the left has been, you ca

it explodes over a new hire in "the new york times" are sarah jeong's seemingly racist tweets excusableching. and bereaved sandy hook parents suing that the elementary school massacre was a hoax? the lawyer for the info wars host says this is freedom of speech. is that going to work?" the boston globe" uncovers quiet skies that's been spying on thousands of ordinary american, but is that good post-9/11 police work? several candidates in this week's kansas gubernatorial primary not yet old enough to vote for themselves. i'll ask, too, what they

brian schatz of hawaii has publicly announced his support for "new york times" writer sarah jeong in in a racist antiwhite and anti-cop tweets. david garcia wants voters to imagine a world where anybody can enter freely from mexico. >> i want to just take a second and imagine. let's just imagine. just imagine, no wall. no wall in southern arizona. >> can you imagine that nightmare? in new york, gubernatorial candidate cynthia nixon is saying it's time for the democratic party to overtly push socialism and others on the left on board. >> thehe establishment is terrified of that word, socialism. but if we lack one thing from the obama years, it is that republicans are going to call us socialists no matter what we do. so we might as well give them the real thing. >> brian: this is going to be a big debate point on that democratic primary stage in 2,020, isn't it? >> i don't think it's even going to be a debate point. either you embrace the label and own it, or be like andrew cuomo and be off on the sidelines. >> brian: it's like the republican party is getting the gift that keeps on giv

brian schatz of hawaii has publicly announced his support for "new york times" writer sarah jeong intiwhite and anti-cop tweets. david garcia wants

it's the same newspaper that recently hired sarah jeong to their editorial board.ashtag #cancelwhitepeople. she wrote that she gets "joy" being cruel to old white men. also took pride in her hatredht for president trump, writing, "i was equating trump to hitler before it was cool," and of course, "f the police" so many times it ismp hard to count. joining us with reaction, author of "the briefing," former white house press secretary, sean spicer. author of "why we fight," fox news national security strategist dr. sebastian gorka. sean, these are all friends of yours. this is the "new york times." >> [laughs]ra look, i think they recognize, t the media research center did an analysis that 92% of the coverage against president trump has been negative. so i'm not sure there is more to throw at him. but the reality is that he's getting things done, his approval rating shows it. the unemployment rate is at 3.9%, more blacks and hispanics are employed than ever before, the gdp hit a new level of 4.1%. the deregulatory state is going down, the judiciary is getting remade.

the president, moon jae-in, is going to pyongyang next month, meeting in another summit with king jeong-eun is this dual-track approach that at the same time the north and south koreans are getting closer, the u.s. and north korea are getting closer as well. but interestingly, from the u.s. president, we also saw somewhat of a good cop-bad cop within the same tweet, at the same time as saying not enough progress is being made, he also said he sent his warmest regards and respects to kim jong-un and said that he hopes to see him soon. but it's not really a surprise that the u.s. president is now acknowledging that there is very little progress being made towards does nuclearization. it's what we have heard all along from most experts, most notably and recently from the iaea, the nuclear watchdog, saying there are some great concerns about the activities going on at some of the nuclear sites. christi? >> paula, thank you so much. colonel sedrick leighton is with us now, senior military analyst. thank you for being here. first and foremost, was canceling this the right thing to do? >> probably

journalists in the past or in the obama administration, the wikileaks, even the recent hiring of sarah jeong at "the new york times" despite her racist paper trail. you get this image and it's not mine, it's not yours. people who are very eloquent on the liberal media side have said, the editor of "new york times," jim rutenberg at "the new york times," i think even christiane amanpour that trump poses such a threat that the old traditional journalist at those should not require. >> laura: by any means necessary, by any means necessary. tom friedman, jorge ramos said we are in a different scenario. i know you've said some of this too. you finish up and then we will get to him. >> one really quick point. what trump hasn't done, this is rhetoric. he's fought back at the media, what he calls fake news but he has not jailed to reporters like jfk did. he did not serve an associate reporters -- the associate press reporters in a way that obama did with james rosen at fox news. he didn't introduce a bill like the roosevelt allies in congress did called a liable bill to stifle opposition. he didn't

-- you'reing -- you're talking about the new editorial board member of "the new york times," sarah jeong, who said among the most hateful things about white people, i guess, when you're not right, you say hateful things about white people, "the new york times" will hire you if you delete your tweets and say you are sorry. i am for redemption, i think that's great, but wow.atueue i can imagine people tweeting other things that are directed to conservatives, they would never hire them at "the new york times." he made a point -- >> we don't know what the rules are. >> laura: the rules are different. we say the elites. it's not about where you go to school, it's the way you look down upon regular people. i see people at the trump rallies, they don't go to fancy clothes stores and buy the fancn clothes, certainly not like paul manafort does. they don't get the cool clothes. they don't speak in the same highfalutin terms of other people. but they are good people. they think america is in trouble and i think donald trump has more answers than the in crowd. that is why they voted for him. they b

>> at sarah jeong.veryone said things they should regret, whether they do or not. >> laura: these people are reporters! they are supposed to be calling balls and strikes, correct? >> and they are. >> and wendy sarah sanders lies, they call it out. speak up when jim goes to a trump rally -- >> you will have trump supporters and conservatives -- >> these are americans. the audience they are trying to get. he can see the hostility and how they cover things. why doesn't cnn listen to what the american people want? their ratings -- >> laura: i think they would do better, actually, -- final thoughts. >> the best interest -- harvard give us a number of reports that 90% of the press coverage was slanted into a trump. this idea on the one hand, the other hand, is really disingenuous. whether we like it or not, the media is a particular subset of american life and they feel like their odyssey and journey to delegitimize this president and the people who support him for a variety of cultural and class reasons, and

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suspended by twitter, and they suspended by because she was appalled by "the new york times" member, sarah jeongtrying to prove a point showing a racial double twitter. steve: she was suspended the worm who did the original tweets was not suspended. her account stayed up. candace got shut down for 12 years. twitter came back and said, sorry that was a mistake. dan bongino said, we see that was a mistake from twitter regarding conservatives way too often. >> they did this to me too. they prohibited me from running ads on still ban running ads. they never told me why. the reason why candace got into trouble and i got into trouble on twitter, not because in said anything wrong we were wrong as conservative is. you see the it as error, the error is always conservatives, not liberals. it is complete joke. steve: paul sperry had a story that all big shots at twitter are democrat donors. don't donate to any republicans. is it part of a business plan to ban conservatives? we hope not. ainsley: i was listening to a interview, why is it okay to say same thing about white people or but not jewish or black