kelsey harkness is back with us along with democrat strategist we welcome -- [inaudible] good to see y, both new york mayor bill de blasio and governor cuomo, they're worried about what is going on at the daily news. the governor saying, quote: this will undoubtedly devastate many households, hurt an important new york institution. your reaction. >> looks as somebody in the journalism industry, my heart does go out to those who lost their jobs today, but i think this was the result of something we already know, newspapers are a tying breed. and maybe, just maybe, the new york daily news put out one too many provocative headlines about president trump, and americans just aren't taking them seriously. i think that this actually presents them with an opportunity to decide whether or not they want to be tabloid news or whether or not they want to be real journalists. i hope they choose the latter because we all know that dewe need more truthful and trustful journalists, particularly at the local level. elizabeth: antoine, go ahead. >> with all due respect, i think that's just fundamentall

take it up with democrat strategist daniel mclaughlin, and kelsey harkness.in united states, she was arrested sunday in washington, what does this mean for the mueller probe. going forward? >> i think president trump has a legitimate perspective on mueller probe, it has been a multimillion dollar witch-hunt, but what sun fortunate that we saw today he is letting the views get in the way of condemning russia for meddling in our 2016 election, i think that mistake trump is making is grouping the two investigations together. investigates into any sort of trump collusion, we have no evidence brought forth. and aniest vision investigation to russia meddling into our elections w.h.o. different two s in this press conference he almost treated thil a them as iy were the same. liz: actsios opter arguing that president is not addressing the russia mueller probe correctly. >> the problem is president trump sees it, does not matter how many different ways, he sees it through pris imo prism of hif and the election. even though he now accepts the finding. from about what s