jonathan martin is one of the top riders at the new york t imes. >> he is a good reporter but have fources including that rnc staffer who have this conversation >> obviously, martin is disputing it since it became out. spicer went on the radio show and confirmed on record that my account is accurate. >> not only such an important reporter for the the new york times that his accounts of the campaign are then repeated and taken by other reporters. when he is reporting on a candidate and all the p residency, he things trump is a racist and fascist. you must have a desire to remove a racist and fascist from the office. on twitter when they have their friends and following, one of the following is there are a lot of legitimate stories about the president and creates his own distractions but too many people and journalists think it is there job to save the country from donald trump. >> laura: that is crusading. take the chart but is disconcerting and the public view of the press. where is it today from 10 years ago, has a declined? >> it has dramatically decline and now to the president. the

brian: one of them is jonathan martin of the "new york times."nt. tell us why jonathan martin has a problem with the way you portray him? >> is he a well respected political reporter for the "new york times." four sources with direct knowledge of what happened talking about during the campaign two different conversations with rnc staff. candidate trump, racist, fascist. people work for him were cull tub and complicit in that campaign. two more sources are come forward in. this sean spicer at the rnc called to notify and had a heated conversation with jonathan martin. brian: is he supposed to be a political reporter yet he has these feelings for the president. jonathan martin comes back and says quote you are racist and fascist. culpable staff does that sound like real lifelines any human being in the news business would use he? asks rhetorically about you putting him and quoting him in this book. so he is pretty much outraged about this. coming up next hour, i will ask sean spicer about it. he knows how this took place, right? >> it will be inter

he's offering his advice to the president right there. >> jonathan martin, jamie gangel, great to speakperson. appreciate it. >>> just hours away from the president's first state of the union address, and some democrats will not be there, including my next guest, democratic congressman earl blumenauer of oregon. you were first to announce you are going to boycott the state of the union. why? >> well, i respect deeply the office of president, but over the course of the last year donald trump has demonstrated he doesn't respect the office. he's lied repeatedly to the american people, he's sewed discord, he's failed to take advantage of opportunities to bring us together, and simply doesn't appear to even know his own mind, confusing his own staff. i don't think there is anything to be gained by my dignifying a performance of a reality tv star. i'll be here in portland with my constituents, hearing about their concerns about the state of the union. >> you call it a performance. we're told by the white house that he wants this to be a speech about the economy, which he sees as improving. we

. >> with us is maggie haberman with "the new york times," jonathan martin also of "the new york times", and robert italia with "bloomberg." again, just the idea that the president, number one, wants to say this publicly right now, number two, at davos, where people are saying here comes america first, here comes the disrupter, here comes the guy who doesn't go by the normal rules. big deal. >> it is a big deal, and it's also a way for donald trump to do what he likes doing best, which is keep the focus on him. and i honestly think that is basically the formula. as a policy decision, doing this publicly where he is now is curious, suggesting that it is about a lack of respect is another reminder of his tendency to conflate himself with the institution he serves, but it is not a surprise. it is also not a surprise that he wanted to go to davos. so you could make the argument that this is mr. america first and this is going to be an odd thing. a, he's been treated with adoration and attention. people taking selfies with him, the room was crowded, people were referencing him in their spee

let's bring in our panel, josh green, jonathan martin. gentlemen, a lot of news out of that interview with marc short. two really big things, one we're making significant progress on the shutdown negotiations. i think we're all glad to hear that. >> and the president tweets. >> and the president tweets. >> mid-interview, by the way. not helpful for marc short trying to make his argument. the second headline here mr. martin to you, the democrats are tieing our hands because they schumer will only appropriate billions of dollars in wall funding for one year and that is not going to work. how do you see it? >> i think there's a lot of public posturing amid some more substantive and serious private conversations. i think that both sides publicly have to come out and sound tough to try to create the appearance of hanging tough for their bases and trying to win the p.r. fight here. privately what is happening at this hour indeed all morning is that you're going to have senate democrats in conversation with senate republicans, not necessarily th

host: "the new york times" also has a story by jonathan martin and alexander burns this morning, the headline reads angered by shutdown retreat, liberals threaten to mount primaries and they blinked because they always put the success of the party first, luis gutierrez, one of the leading advocates for immigrants explaining the spanish got short shrift and the one word in spanish they know, manana. the hasty retreat particularly after the march to protest against trump. liberal groups such as moveon.org asked them to sign up to rally against republicans to protect dreamers. by noon their own's allies in congress had buckled. quote, the grassroots are rightly furious with the slew of democrats. ben wikler of moveon.org in the obama years republicans learned to be more afraid in challenges and the tea party is more powerful than the resistance. let's go to mark in seattle, washington. independent line. caller: good morning. thank for you taking my call. to the question regarding who won or lost, i would say republicans lost credibility because they're in power in the house and the pres

. >>> let's bring in our political analyst, margaret actual van jonathan martin. margaret, let me begin with you. good morning and thank you for being here on a holiday, martin luther king day, such an important day for this country. pretty ironic this is what we're talking about on this day. we're hoping that somehow out of all of this mess and these horrifying words comes an elevation of the conversation. is that what's going to happen? or is this just going to further get in the way of a deal for daca for d.r.e.a.m.ers? >> well, there is still the matter of the shutdown and there is still a deadline that at this point it certainly looks like there's a possibility it will get extended but that all goes to the question of keeping the u.s. government funded. the immigration policy is really a different question and the president's comments obviously inflammatory, incredibly insulting to everyone in those countries that were affected by it but even if he hadn't used those words his concerns about immigration and his interest in some considers versus other countries

>> one other piece of news that jonathan martin, maggie's colleague at the new york times reported douges of alabama is now a yes. you have four red state democrats come over. that is going to keep happening. normally everything is trump and we get that, this is one instance where republicans of the house passed this, there are republicans in the senate -- there's enough democrats and you can't get to 60 votes because of the democrats, i think that the blame game is something the republicans are winning right now. >> i want to go to phil mattingly on capitol hill, what are you hearing? >> just walk-through what happen, wt we talked about ten minutes ago. this three week option was on the table. it was run by democrats in the closed door meeting, the result of that meeting, you're looking at it on the screen right now, senate republican whip coming out, john cornyn and saying, flat out, no deal, mark short saying clearly, we think we need 13 or 14 democrats, and at this moment we don't have them. that is a result of the democratic meeting that is going on right now behind closed doors, t

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jonathan benitez, 10 years old. kayleigh benitez, 3 years old. martinabrera munoz, 48 years old. >> reporter: a montecito resident lost two friends. >> josie being one and rebecca reiskin and they -- their bodies were found down at the 101 from glen oaks, 192 so that's almost two miles. so it's real sad, more so when you know these people. >> reporter: the areas where the victims were found remain under mandatory evacuation. the sheriff revised the number from 43 as missing then revised it to 8 and some are unaccounted for. these came after the thomas fire the largest in state history. heavy rain triggered mudslides. the rain was felt across southern california even in burbank where a mud flow pushed this car down the street. the two people inside were able to eventually gain control of the car and escaped without injury. but some californians fear there could be more storms like this in the future. >> could it be 3, 4 more? if you look at the hills up here, everything is exposed. and i would ask people to prepare themselves for a winner of similar prop

jonathan k. park, careen john pierre, also with us roland martin, host and managing editor of tv one cable network. >> karina i would like to start with you. you are hatian american, what's your reaction to the way the story has developed over the weekend to is now. >> what i can tell you is donald trump is a boarish brag get racist. that is a fact, the truth. we have a long laundry list of things he's done in the '70s with racism that he did against black people, and in the '90s with the central park five, in 2011, with birtherism. and most recently with mexicans being called rapists, the muslim ban. and it's not surprising he's lying. he lies all the time. there's a report that came out today that says he has lied or misled over 2,000 times since he took office, since he took the white house. so it is not surprising. one thing i want to make the comparison to, who do you believe, dick durbin, who's trying to save kids, keep kids here, or do you believe a racist who lies constantly? >> jonathan, i want to look at what jeff flake had to say about this, because he's indicating that he and other sen

jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg's "real yield." week, ap over the next shortened trading week here in the u.s. with equities and bonds markets closed for martinher king holiday. u.s. bank earnings starting tuesday, bank of canada decision, china gdp, and potential u.s. government shutdown. everyone is still with me. of your question for you, priya. do you think the bank of canada will hike rates next week? are not looking for a hike. we are looking for two hikes in the which is the market consensus. the debt overhang and canada cannot be overestimated. a lot of their dead is floating rates. the bank of canada hikes too fast. if they start hiking now, the market is pricing in for this year. you wonder about what all of that overhang does to the consumer. even though we are not looking for a hike, we are also looking for a few extra the course of the year. onathan: getting your view something else, possibility for next week, a government shutdown could be the obsession in washington, d c certainly not in wall street. not on anyone's radar. kind of like, they will sort it out, it doesn't matter. michael: we think they sorted out here and one thi

jonathan karl leading us off tonight. >> reporter: on a day when he is under fire for racially explosive comments, the president signed a proclamation honoring martin luther king, jr., even joined by a member of the king family, but he couldn't avoid the blunt question, are you a racist? >> mr. president did you refer to african nations, did you use [ bleep ] to refer to african nations? >> mr. president are you racist? >> mr. president are you racist? >> reporter: early this morning, the president attempted damage control over the vulgar insult he used in his meeting with members of congress, tweeting -- "the language used by me at the daca meeting was tough, but this was not the language used." adding -- "never said anything derogatory about haitians other than haiti is, obviously, a very poor and troubled country. >> reporter: but nowhere did the president deny directing that profane insult at african countries. >> he said these hateful things and he said them repeatedly. >> reporter: democratic senator dick durbin was in that oval office meeting. >> he said haitians, do we need more haitians? and then he went on and started to describe the immi

jonathan benitez, 10 years old. caylee benitez, 3 years old. martin cabrera munoz, 48 years old..."montecito resident curt pickering lost two friends.curt pickering/montecito resident "josie gower is one and rebecca riskin and their bodies were found down, you know, down at the 101 from glen oaks 192, so that's almost two miles. so it's real sad, more so when you know these people."the areas where the victims were found remain under mandatory evacuation.on thursday the sheriff's office said 48 people were missing but later revised that number to eight -- but say as many as 43 could still be unaccounted for.these deadly mudslides came after the thomas fire -- the largest in state history.heavy rains triggered mudslides in scorched areas, stripped of vegetation.the torrential rains were felt across southern california -- even in burbank where a mudflow pushed this car down a street.the two people inside were able to eventually gain control of the car and escaped without injury. but some californians fear there could be more storms like this in the future.cecil kyte/california resident

jonathan velazquez were injured. they were looking for drivers under the influence. >> it really galvanizes you and makes you have a sense of a mission of what you're doing. >>. >> reporter: chp officer martin lendway was performing a stop when an allegedly drunk driver ran into his vehicle breaking both of his legs. last friday night a chp officer was investigating a traffic collision in san jose on southbound highway 101 when he was struck by a vehicle, sending him over an embankment. the driver of that vehicle was also arrested on suspicion of dui. and just this morning, two chp officers and a civilian suffered minor injuries following a pursuit and crash on the eighth street offramp. the stepped up patrols will continue through at least super bowl weekend. >>> new at 5:00, a driver crashed into a house after a high-speed chase in san ramon. you can see the car inside a bashed in driveway wall, police say it started when they tried to stop the driver for speeding. they say the driver took off in heavy fog, eventually losing control and hitting the house at veracruz and montecito drive. >>> a central valley woman is being hailed a hero after jumping into a freezing pond to help rescue a t

jonathan. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: the calls to boycott the president's first state of the union as we come to celebrate dr. martin luther king jr. day. his niece had this to say to the president's critics. watch. >> president trump really is draining the swamp. the employment rate is going up, the unemployment rate is going down in the black communities as well. people are getting bonuses at work, minimum wage is going up. all of that will help every community to come to have equality. one skin color, one blood. but getting equal opportunities to work and to be safe, that's what the president is doing. none of that is racist, neil. >> martha: richard fowler here with us and a fox new contributor. welcome. good to see you tonight. >> good evening. >> richard, your reaction to dr. alveda king's comments and to the comment by mr. blake at cnn suggesting that we are potentially -- it's cooler to be socialist. >> to dr. alveda king's comments, this goes beyond economics. if you look at -- if you look at the civil rights movement as we commemorate it today, martin luther king will tell you it's more than economics. bas

jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg's "real yield." it is time for the final spread. coming up over the next week, a shortened trading week here in the united states with equities and bond markets closed for martin holiday. you have more u.s. bank earnings starting tuesday, bank of canada decision, china gdp, and a potential u.s. government shutdown. everyone is still with me. from goldmanach sachs, priya misra from td securities, and michael buchanan . a viewer question for you, priya. do you think the bank of canada will hike rates next week? priya: we are not looking for a hike. we are looking for two hikes this year, which is the market consensus. the debt overhang and canada cannot be overestimated. a lot of their debt is floating rates. if the bank of canada hikes too fast -- if they start hiking now, the market is pricing in four heights this year. you wonder about what all of that overhang does to the consumer. even though we are not looking for a hike, we are also looking for fewer hikes throughout the course of the year. jonathan: mike, getting your view on something else, the possibility for next week and the proceeding week, as well. a government shutdown could be the of session in w

martin green, about the series and tonight's new episode. >> it is going to be quite a wild ride, to see us figure out where we are, what to do, how to survive and jonathan, been a member of the star trek family for many years, because he was riker on next gen directed episode ten, he did phenominal job. we absolutely love him. we're excited for everyone to see the premiere, and to dig into the second half. because it goes to very gritty places. >> star trek is stuff a popular franchise, but this series actually has new characters, new adventures, so , what's it like starring in this original series? >> one of the things i love the most about our star trek is that we are trying to do everything at ones, and we are trying to cater to those people who have been a part of the franchise for many decades >> but also those people who have never seen anything in the star trek universe. and we love that we can pay homage and respect to what's come before. very much our central nervous system, our spine, if you will , our foundation, but we're also speaking -- seek to go create our own identity. i give so many props and respect to our show runners and the rest of