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chuck todd or jim acosta are all gone now that gone off into irrelevance like don lemon as well.hile the "washington post" under j jeff bays also say they want to go back to the center now or they are declaring that. let's see who they hired to do that. the washington post have never endorsed a republican presidential candidate in their history. that means they end endorsed jiy carter and walter mondale who won 7 states combined into elections. and so if they want to keep comparing trump to hitler and say democracy dies in darkness although i know is a "washington post" lost $100 million last year hundreds of thousands of subscribers. we are not just talking tv and radio. but in newspapers as well there's a big shift happening. legacy resistance at media, especially in those places is a dying at a very rapid rate. mark: there's a lot of things going on in this country right now. think a lot of it is very good for the democratic party and that media are on their back. if we just get back to basics we can revitalize themselves. i see this attack on fraud in government. i see all th

you remember when the white house tried to take jim acosta badge, white house badge, and a judge stepped, not, not, not your decision to make. but talk about this, the short sightedness of this and also how it will be limiting to the white house actually getting its message out to voters all across the ideological spectrum. >> yeah, i think, first of all, the difference with the acosta thing in the first term was, at least on the surface, they said the reason they were taking his pass was decorum, in other words, that he had behaved badly at a news conference. we can argue about that. and whether, in fact, that was really the reason. but that at least was the stated reason, the reason that they have given as a stated reason to get rid of the associated press is very openly and overtly about content, about what they say in their coverage, the fact that they won't use trump's preferred phrase, gulf of america. and they stick with the traditional phrase gulf of mexico, which is still recognized by most of the world. the fact that is the white house is saying, we will punish you. we will tak

jim acosta is a former chief white house correspondent and old colleague of mine and a friend that does it for me. thank you for watching. stay right where you are. inside with jen psaki begins right now. >> well. >> i've been in my. >> fair share of oval. >> office meetings. but fortunately none quite like. >> that one. >> most of the world has been reacting in. >> horror to the way. >> trump and vance berated ukraine's president. >> on friday. >> but not the kremlin. >> this morning, they said it all aligns with their vision. >> david remnick is the editor. >> in chief of the new yorker, and served as the washington post's moscow bureau chief. michael mcfaul is the former u.s. ambassador to russia. and both of them joined me live in just a moment. plus, i'll ask senator mark kelly about his republican colleagues who are twisting themselves into pretzels to defend donald trump in this moment, as one of them actually decides to speak out. okay. well, we saw on friday in the oval office is one of those things. even if you had a crazy week, you almost definitely heard about, even if you d

i'll talk to jim acosta, longtime white house correspondent who spent years holding trump to account.

jim acosta rated pretty well. recently left cnn to go to sub stack. the early numbers suggest that has been pretty great. several hundred thousand people that have already subscribed. what is a benefit of letting someone like that leave you clearly does have a digital audience and is proving already that they are digital news. >> we were making a change as you know. >> was he wrong to think that the midnight slot, i mean -- >> jim has every right to make his own mind up about this. you should ask him kind of why he did that, but i want to say is, firstly, the idea, you know, someone that literally wanted the set up, you have mainly coming on to talk, again, someone you should welcome the fact that you do not just have you develop a journalistic career with a big brand. we cannot be gatekeepers. i do not want to be a gate keeper. similar the idea of startups, you have a new take interesting example. the idea of more choice for the public on how they get news and new platforms, i think to be welcomed for the choice of the public, the issue for an establ

look what happened to jim acosta.e was told to go until midnight and he said forget you, now he has his own podcast and i'm not really sure, i think he's with one of the titans on the internet. and he has more viewers there they he did on cnn. so talk about branding. the cnn brand has been decimated because of the lies that they've spewed during the 2016 election. look at jake tapper's book. he's just come out with a book stating that he knew biden was mentally unfit to run for president even early on in his presidency. and then there's another person, the ceo of cnn. i'm sorry, npr. i love npr in the morning and i'm a foxed person at night, and i read sputnik international, which sputnik international is a russian-based media company, but they have broadband licensing out of washington, d.c. there's some really interesting news reporting. mostly they report on military awards, etc. and one more quick thing about npr, they are being investigated right now by the federal communications commission. they are funded by th

look what happened to jim acosta.was told to go until midnight and he said forget you, now he has his own podcast and i'm not really sure, i think he's with one of the titans on the internet. and he has more viewers there they he did on cnn. so talk about branding. the cnn brand has been decimated because of the lies that they've spewed during the 2016 election. look at jake tapper's book. he's just come out with a book stating that he knew biden was mentally unfit to run for president even early on in his presidency. and then there's another person, the ceo of cnn. i'm sorry, npr. i love npr in the morning and i'm a foxed person at night, and i read sputnik international, which sputnik international is a russian-based media company, but they have broadband licensing out of washington, d.c. there's some really interesting news reporting. mostly they report on military awards, etc. and one more quick thing about npr, they are being investigated right now by the federal communications commission. they are funded by the