kayleigh what's your reaction? >> the hypocrisy is amazing. a debate where donald trump stood too close to her, 90 minutes before the debate began he brought out paula jones and other clinton accusers. he gave them a voice. he gave the people who had been hurt, marred and ignored by most the media outside of you, sean, he gave them a platform. for her to ignore the pain of these women, their sexual assault allegation and instead complaining about donald trump standing too close to her is breath-taking hi pock -- hypocrisy. >> mercedes, i looked at the nation gave clintons money, i never saw the outspeak -- outspoken criticism and they wouldn't speak out against the human rights records. >> they've developed a double standard where they basically have said, you know, she's a feminist, she's the one out there for women's issues. but at the same time has been involved in receiving as you mentioned $10 million to $25 million alone for the clinton foundation. watching hilary or listening to hilary in this exert -- excerpt of her book even the democ

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kayleigh, what's your reaction? >> the hypocrisy is breathtaking.onald trump has stood too close to her, i'm sure you remember that 90 minutes before that debate began, president trump brought out a kathleen willie and one and juanita broderick and paula jones. these clinton accusers. he gave them a voice. women that have been hurt and marred and ignored by most of the media outside of you, sean. he gave them a platform. for her to ignore the pain of these women, their sexual assault allegations and instead complain about donald trump standing too close to her? it's breathtaking hypocrisy. >> sean: i was looking, we are keeping it up on the screen. countries that gave the clinton foundation money. i looked and looked hard. i never saw the outspoken criticism at all and i'm looking at the tens and millions of dollars that went to the foundation. did her silence? her atrocious human rights records? >> the hillary clinton -- this double standard where they basically have said she's a feminist. she's the one that's out there. women's issues. at the same

joining usl now rnc spokespersn kayleigh mcenany and fox news anger and attorney, gregg jarrett.donald trump, now president trump, has change the paradigm of how americans look at news and that there is now no focus or no necessarily reliability of what we used to see as the regular channels and now people are going to social media, specifically facebook and twitter, toth get their news? >> you're absolutely right. the media is incensed. the press is going over their head. >> journalists in america are>> overwhelmingly liberal studies. the recent one showed a scant 7% of republicans, so there's no diversity of thought in the newsroom. it is endemic in the industry and journalists tend to wear their liberalism on their sleeve. they're utterly intolerant of anybody who dares to disagree with them, especially the president of the united states. how could he haveol won, they ybthink. we are smarter than anybody else and we didn't want him as president, so he must've cheated in some grand conspiracy with vladimir putin and they are hell-bent on conjuring criminality commonality when i

and you and kayleigh as well. we are all players here. explained to the viewers. look, if they are lying and if they are publishing stories that the know are not true, than some of that, in spite of new york time at solving, that they should be liable for this kind of thing, should they be? >> probably not because we are talking about public figures an you have to prove malice, actua malice. >> malice and malicious content has to be proven over and over in terms of what they want to govern what they lie about? we all knew the february story in the times was not true and yet no one would deny it and tell coming back was under oath. >> the president calls it fake news and he is right to the extent that the media by virtue of their liberalism distorts th news. yes, to some extent that is fak news. they are not acting as impartia reporters of the truth in the news, as it is. instead they're doing something quite different. they are infusing their bias in the stories they choose to tell and the way that they tell them. i will give you an example. and the most egregious

like this one, featuring former cnn contributor kayleigh mcenany. >> hey everybody i'm kayleigh mcenanyank you for joining us as we provide you the news of the week from trump tower here in new york. more great economic news on friday, the july jobs report added a better-than-expected 209,000 jobs. president trump has clearly steered the economy back in the right direction. thank you for joining us, everybody. i'm kayleigh mcenany and that is the real news. >> seth: god, that was like state news crossed with a school announcement. [ laughter ] it's pizza day in the cafeteria, but you won't hear that from the failing "new york times." [ audience gasps ] so what's trump's proof that the economy is suddenly roaring? well, he tried to offer some at the white house last week. but he was super vague. >> unemployment is the lowest it's been in 17 years. business enthusiasm is about as high as they've ever seen it. in fact, it is as high -- the highest point in 28 years, according to a certain graph and a certain chart. [ laughter ] >> seth: a certain graph and a certain chart? is sounds like a

they are now seen sort of in the same light as kayleigh was.y're spouting the pro trump line, here it is presented by the trump organization in the trump tower by the way. >> yeah, it's in in the trump tower. >> today it was the 90 second clip, who knows where it goes from here. we'll have to see how it goes, as it goes. bill carter, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> coming up, an emotional race in london coming down to a photo finish, that one right there. we're talking with justin gatlin, who just stole the gold from the fastest man in history live after this. pain used to shut me down during pick-up games. but with odor free blue-emu continuous pain relief spray, i can box out any muscle or joint pain immediately. blue-emu continuous pain relief spray. it works fast and you won't stink. i ...prilosec otc 7 years ago,my doctor recommended... 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as direct

kayleigh mcenany hosting the latest addition, here's part of it. >> overall, since the president took trump has greeted more than 1 million jobs. the unemployment rate is at a 15 year low and consumer confidence is at a 16 year high. all while the dow jones continues to break records. americans deserve a break and president trump isn't finally putting the brick and mortar first. thank you for joining us, everybody. i'm kayleigh mcenany and that is the real news. >> sandra: jake tapper blasting the venture saying it's nothing more than propaganda, watch. >> empirically, there's nothing journalistic about a political organization that exists to support a politician cheering on the politician. it's not real, is not news, and it's definitely not real news. >> sandra: the former ambassador to russia under president obama also slamming the real newsfeed. michael mike faulk tweeting thi this. one trump supporter saying it's sad, but necessary to have to broadcast the president's achievements that way and that newscasters should do their job. i feel like want to go to you first on this, eliza

notable, fred, because just yesterday kayleigh mcenany announced she was leaving cnn.urse, one of the best known pro-trump voices here on this channel the past couple of years. sometimes, a little secret in the business. sometimes networks like cnn drop these people, ask them to go, but not in this case. she actually asked to leave cnn to take on this new role. able to get out of her contract. going into this new role either with the re-election campaign or the rnc. that part is unclear, but what we know is this video is the first of many that she's going to be appearing in, showing up on president trump's facebook page. that means it could reach many millions of people and it's not altogether new or unusual to see a president or a politician producing a flashy video. we saw the obama white house do things like this. the difference is that the president, president trump and his aides, tried to delegitimize the news media by calling it fake pup see them putting on something that looks like a news cast it makes you wonder about the broader strategy. >> and is this funded

i'm kayleigh mcanany. >>> let's dive it to the political panel and mary catheri catherine.k "end of discussion" is out. it's a great book and i recommend it highly. mary catherine, that's not real news. >> no, that's not real news. i do want to say, the media makes mistakes and the ability to grapple with that sometimes furthers this rift with trump voters and makes it easier to say it's fake news, because some of it is propaganda. it's a cruder version than what obama did, which is called western week. it. it's not controversial that this kind of production is part of a political organization, but it is different to refer to it as news. >> like i said, western week was packaged like aful. >> i thought west wing week was inas i had md. they never said, we're the real news and they're the fake news. >> that's what's really disturbing about this. it has the look and feel of a news das. bhit house purported to be news. they vint. trump's name is in the background so it's at least branded. i want some fake net burn nooef cass a good strategy that was an extra. donald trump didn

joining me now, kayleigh, who has been in charlottesville for days. >> reporter: we're learning morebout her life and passion. she was a paralegal at a law firm in charlottesville, helped clients through bankruptcy proceedings, very indicative of a passion she felt in helping those who needed it. her parents tell us they are very proud of the convictions she held, her dad saying that she had a bigger backbone than he did. here is her mother. >> it was important to her to speak up for people who she felt were not being heard, to speak up when injustices were happening. she saw in the lives of many of her african-american friends, particularly, and her gay friends that equal rights were not being given. >> as virginia governor terry mcauliffe has said, her bravery should inspire all of us to come together. ten are in good condition, nine have been released from the hospital. we're hearing from the mayor of charlottesville. in the lead-up to this event he told us he felt like his city was prepared for what could come over the weekend and the scale of what was ahead of them. it was after

. >> and kayleigh mcenany, our friend and former contriutor here at cnn ends the video by saying, "andeal news." i mean -- this takes the whole notion of going around us to a new level. what do you think, jackie? >> i mean, i think you have to say "it's the real news" sort of -- >> like a balance? >> precisely. and it does seem like, this administration has gotten assist from certain people at certain networks like fox. that said, you have seen other administrations do something like this and maybe not necessarily this blatant as trump tv, but it's not new that you see administrations pushing out videos, a little more happy talk than you would see from a -- an actual news outlet. >> yes. and then barney cam, a little bit more -- >> right. and -- >> a little different. >> i will never say anything bad about barney. >> nobody should. and happy for a pet cam from the trump administration, too. i want to read you -- remember, scaramucci. put out a, well, prepared a memo that cnn obtained that he never actually got to put forward, because he was only there for five minutes, but he, in this

kayleigh. >> reporter: we're here outside new hampshire state capitol in concord.eak out in break to the president's comments, including the governor. who's been anar did he understand supporter of president trump but he's not supporting the comments about his state. it's not just applications who have an opinion here. president trump's comments come as big news to all in new hampshire. from portsmouth to manchester, it's the talk of the state. >> after reportedly calling new hampshire, quote, a drug infested den. >> reporter: in a january conversation with the president of mexico that was leaked thursday to "the washington post," president trump claimed he won new hampshire because the state is a drug infested den. >> i am horrified. it's deplorable. he had no business saying that about new hampshire without -- the fact that he said he won new hampshire was bad enough, but then to call us a despicable den of whatever was just -- i'm speechless. >> i don't see you living here. you don't see the day-to-day. i was born in raised in new hampshire. i would never call i

me and rhiannon, my wife, and kayleigh and colin griffiths have written jointly to jeremy hunt and theming by the west murcia police that the trust had called to stop us from entering that meeting. that trust is not open, honest and transparent. the reason we were told we could not attend was weak would not understand policy or what they were talking about. please don't patronise us. i ama about. please don't patronise us. i am a stakeholder. we are all stakeholders in the nhs. more than that, i am an expert into care was afforded to my. without the tenacity of rhiannon and my fight to take this to the trust all the way over the past eight years, we would not be where we are now, unveiling that nearly 50 families, 50 families have come forward now with grave concerns about why their babies died or were injured at this trust. 15 are being investigated but more than 50 have approached us at the bbc and various media outlets to raise their concerns. that is a lot more than the quoted number of thatjeremy hunt has said will now be looked up. going forward there will be further investigatio

>> kayleigh dunphy moving company. we are moving you here, here and also here. don't you dare pick me up. abby: i just love that show. clingy parents let go their freshman college students. >> tremendous nonstop or cooper lawrence to my radio talkshow host and we are in the dorm room this morning. abby: a lot nicer than my dorm room. >> way nicer. parents are super hovering. i was struck by this one part of this one story in newsday. parents even asking college administrators questions like who keeps track of them when they come home at night. if they don't go to class, you will call us, right? >> these are helicopter parents that they want to parent their child even when the child is far away. they want to still feel like they are being apparent. all the research is showing you are setting your kid up to think that you don't trust them, that they have no economy in their lives in the nets a self fulfilled prophecy when they behave that way. they act like they don't know what they're doing and they need their mommy and daddy to tell them what to do. it comes fro

steve: spokesperson new to the job kayleigh mcenany. >> hey. great to join you guys.ly back at breitbart. what about the president's agenda? not been able to get much done through capitol hill so far. >> that's right. but look, let's remember that president trump is the chief driver of this agenda. i went back. i was watching clips from 1988 when president trump was talking about our allies pay their fair share and manufacturing. steve: he has been talking about this for while. >> he has been talking about it three decades. materialized on a lot of promises. more regulations rescinded. any president in united states history. never hear this on some other networks. but he has more pieces of legislation, more executive orders than any president in half a century. those are things you don't hear. you never hear about the positive things he has done. border crossings down. the stock market up. we're coming back. we need a major legislative victory. steve: right the border crossings are down but the money for the wall needs to come from congress and so farther republicans