. >> jose: when marlon brando -- i don't remember what was the name -- >> anthony: kurtz, colonel kurtzind him living in that cave. i always dreamed like one day i'm going to end up in a place like this. >> anthony: but just surrounded by cheese. it'll be a cheese cave. >> jose: i'd be living alone, and maybe one day my friend eric ripert and tony bourdain visited me before i lose control of my mind. >> anthony: so wait a minute, i'm seeing this -- you're dressed all in black, we shave your head, you're sitting in this dark cheese cave. eric ripert playing corporal willard comes to kill you, finds you surrounded by all these fantastic cheeses. i'd play the dennis hopper role, of course. >> jose: it's going to happen. i see it happening. >> anthony: have you ever seen a snail crawl across the edge of a straight razor? >> anthony: i could just see eric now dressed in fatigues saying, "they said your methods were unsound." >> jose: man, why you always finish your beer and i barely begin? >> anthony: professional. but i'm seriously liking this cheese. you export these right? >> jose: spain,

i am howard kurtz.ook my new podcast, molly is on sometimes, we kick around the most fascinating stories, you can subscribe on google play, and we hope you will like our facebook page. original videos and we continue the conversation on twitter at howard kurtz as well. really enjoyed the chance to talk about these hot issues. thanks giving is not slow and a holiday weekend, not in the trump era. and not really a republican. and why go that far? we are out of plugs. see you back here at 11:00 eastern. (vo) gopi's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, even when nothing else is. (brand vo) snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,628 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. heather: it is monday november 26th and this is "fox & friends first". happening right now at 4:00 a.m., a fox news alert for you, barricades and barb wires at one of the busiest borders in america as hundreds of migrants make a run for it. [inaudible conversations] heather: brand-new threat from president t

i am howard kurtz. is on sometimes, we kick around the most fascinating stories, you can subscribe on google play, and we hope you will like our facebook page. original videos and we continue the conversation on twitter at howard kurtz as well. really enjoyed the chance to talk about these hot issues. thanks giving is not slow and a holiday weekend, not in the trump era. and not really a republican. and why go that far? we are out of plugs. see you back here at 11:00 eastern. y dad. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. aleve. all day strong. (music throughout) >> the mexican government disputing reports it reached a deal with the trump administration requiring asylum-seekers to wait on the mexican side of the border as they go through the court system as donald trump take a hard line stance on the issue saying no migrants will be released into the us

(screeching tires) (roaring engines and background music) (gary kurtz) wewe knew we had to approach itsemi-documentary style. so for instance, at places like mel's drive-in, what we did was go around and change the light bulbs into photo floods and replace neon with new neon. most of the neon had gone. and that was really the lighting style. with a little bit of movie lighting thrown in where necessary to boost it up. but 80 percent of the lighting was real. (gary kurtz) inside the cars, we used a slight booster light of minimal kind to bring it slightly above ambient light. (george lucas) i was basically a documentary filmmaker from the streets. "american graffiti" was a kind of a documentary film in a dramatic context. i was actually in film school in the 60s, in 1965, 1966. it was the beginning of all of the youth movements that were going on around the world. and the film departments were no different. we felt that we were going to take over the world, that we were going to make real change and that things were going to be different. i think what happened sort of in the mid-60s was

howard kurtz has that story coming up. as fires rage on both ends of california trace gallagher looks at how the fire is fanning political claims. california's democratic governor vetoed a wildfire management bill. did that happen? if these packs have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think bigger is better. actually, it's bulkier. always discreet doesn't need all that bulk to protect. because it's made differently. the super absorbent core quickly turns liquid to gel, for drier protection that's a lot less bulky. looks like good things really do come in small packages. always discreet. for bladder leaks. ed: a federal judge what the trump administration to temporarily end its freezeout of jim acosta's press card. here's the host of fox's media buzz, howard kurtz, with the details. >> reporter: the clash between donald trump and his least favorite reporter and least favorite network into a major legal test of press freedom. in a pulmonary ruling today cnn and white house correspondent jim acosta won that test

family today i met chancellor kurtz of austria which currently holds the us presidency and later today and tomorrow i'll be speaking to other european leaders ahead of returning to proselyte on saturday mr speaker the british people want to be settled they want a good deal that sets us on a course for a brighter future. and they want to us to come together as a country and to move on to focus on the big. shish. the deal that will enable us to do this is now within our cross in these crucial seventy two hours ahead i will do everything possible to deliver it for the british people and i commend this statement. thank you mr speaker i'd like to thank the prime minister for the advance copy of her statement lays twenty six pages are a testament to the failure of the tories bungle to go. nineteen extra pages but nothing has changed. the only certainty contained within these pages is that the transition period will have to be extended or we will end up with a backstop and no exit it present it represents the worst of all worlds no say over the rules that will continue to apply and no certain

so with me, jen kurtz, a volunteer leading the charge.ief centers where donations and good-hearted people are wanting to help. and they are. thank you so much for being with me. i read about you this morning in the l.a. times, and you were described as one of those people you find in every community, the people who step up and lead the way. how are you doing that? >> oh, gosh. i have an amazing support group. this community that we live in, it's a small little/big area, suburb. it's the calabasas, malibu, thousand oaks area, and everyone has pulled together amazingly. i can't even tell you. people come out, people just want to know how they can help. and we're always directing them to our website, which is lvfirereliev.org and letting them know that these families have needs and people can either drop off donations but really what we're looking for right now are the monetary donations for these families. >> tell me just how are you helping folks? when these fires started, what were the first couple of things you did? >> well, the first th

of howard kurtz thank you for digging in, he's on a vacation for a couple of days already planned.watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. brian kilmeade in fort tucker next ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? now when you go out, you cash in. hi susan!hs) honey? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this new robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? new robitussin honey. because it's never just a cough. edition. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight, i'm looking to fill in for tucker this evening, he should be off enjoying a planned vacation right now but instead he'll be joining us in just a few moments to discuss the disgusting display that occurred outside hisng house last night. you have a model of antifa protesters. if they spray-painted on his driveway calling themselves smash racism d.c., th

from media analyst howard kurtz. first, a closer look at jeff sessions in the way forward for the administration when it comes to the attorney general, many insiders expected the mild-mannered attorney general to be gone at some point following that rocky relationship with the president, but today's action did catch a lot of people off guard especially since the president was asked about it at the news conference. catherine harris is here with us with details, what do we know about how all of this came to be? >> based on the reporting i heard from contacts, in the midterms, the president, the republican party was able to expand its majority in the senate, the president would move very quickly to push out jeff sessions which is exactly what we saw today. >> bret: what does this mean for special counsel robert mueller? >> we haven't heard from the acting attorney general about the special counsel but there's a lot of attention tonight on the knob that he wrote last summer that said if robert mueller investigates the fi

howie kurtz. jeffrey lord, former cnn contributor and author of the book "swap wars."effrey, let me start with you. you claim that cnn only cares about certain types of free-speech. as a cnn alum, explain. >> on the first amendment, it's great that they care about the first amendment. as a written, they are selective about it. when people are out there trying to attack fox news advertisers or get fox destroyed, when they are going after conservative contributors or commentators, whether it's on fox news or in conservative media, they are silent on all of this. so too is the white house correspondents association. last year, i wrote a column about this after i went to the dinner they were all about the first amendment. i asked rush limbaugh and sean hannity if in their various troubles with people trying to take them off the air, correspondents association had ever defended them. the answer was no. this is the problem. it's sort of, first amendment for me but not for the period the second thing is, i know jim acosta. i liked him. i was on panels with him. the sort of of

the fake news is creating violence. >> martha: here now at the polls, howie kurtz. what do you make of the president pointing fingers, what do you think about all that? >> he had a washington post pol poll, and roughly half the country, 47% blames the news media for encouraging politically motivated violence. the question for the abc reporter was only about the blame trump part. now we have this sort of spectacle of each side blaming the other and i tend to blame the perpetrators in this situation. but the media very rarely pause to consider their own role in spreading devices. and as you saw in those clips, the president is fearmongering, and a lot of people out there think we are complicit as well. >> some of the things we played in that montage are about immigration. the issue here is about illegal immigration and i think that people do respond to that. they say wait a minute, that's not what we are talking about. and they can feel that they are sometimes being bulldozed into thinking of it in those terms and i think they do react negatively to that at times. >>

here is howard kurtz with more. >> cnn is taking action of the white house banned our chief white house correspondent jim acosta. >> cnn's contentious relationship with president trump moved into court today. it's lawsuit came after the white house yanked the credentials of acosta who has a history of lecturing and confronting the president following this clash at a news conference. >> president trump: that's enough. that's enough. that's enough. that's enough. >> pardon me. >> president trump: that's enough. cnn should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you are a rude, terrible person. >> sarah huckabee sanders called the suit grandstanding. after acosta asked two questions, he physically refused to surrender a white house microphone to an intern so that other reporters might answer questions. and that this wasn't the first time that he acted in a properly. sanders didn't repeat the contention that acosta had laid hands on the intern. the move cast a scene and president jeff zucker, former nbc chief who worked with trump on the apprentice as a press champion. he says tha

regulating global migration the government off conservative chancellor sebastian kurtz joins the united states on hungary in rejecting the document. some of the content goes diametrically against opposition and migration is not and cannot become a human rights we as the republic of austria will decide. who can migrate to austria. or the european commission has called austria regrettable the global compact for safe orderly regular migration is a non binding agreement it aims to make migration safer and. because on issues such as how to better protect an integrated migrants it was approved in july by all u.n. member nations except the us hungry later. the agreement while poland is reconsidering its well well austria's governing coalition has adopted a hardline approach to migration. since the heights of the crisis in twenty fifteen austria has taken over a quarter of a million refugees and granted asylum to over one hundred fifty thousand people the spine a drop in number since the migration remains a hot button issue in the country as it goes all over europe of course we spoke to an aust

the fight against islamic state in syria so from the words of paul in a little flat yes please mr kurtz we're trying to get along very well we do get along great with the kurds were trying to help them a lot to great people. and we have not forget we we don't forget i don't forget what happened some day later but i can tell you that i don't forget these are great people ok for a long time it seemed like cable news had most americans convinced that foreign policy was about lofty ideals like writing freedom and overturning dictators but it seems now that most americans realize that that's not the case at this point it seems pretty clear that u.s. foreign policy is about taking care of your friends no matter how shady they might be it does seem hypocritical in some ways that the united states preserves democracy promotion for its enemies but that has been the trend in the past it's still the most powerful country but it can't do what it used to do i mean eight nine hundred fifty three for example we were able to overthrow most adept in the iranian government for three million dollars today

up to a landmark regulating global migration the government off conservative chancellor sebastian kurtz joins the united states on hungary in rejecting the document. some of the content goes against opposition and migration is not and cannot become a human rights we as the republic of all should we will decide. who can migrate to austria this is the european commission has called to austria. is the solution regrettable the global compact for safe orderly and regular migration is a non-binding agreement it aims to make migration safer and focuses on issues such as how to better protect than integrate migrants it was approved in july by all the united nations member nations accepts washington hungry later the agreement while poland is reconsidering while. austria's governing coalition has adopted a hardline approach to immigration since the height of the crisis in twenty fifteen austria has taken in over a quarter of a million refugees its population is just over eight million it's also granted asylum two hundred fifty thousand people at the least the spot a drop in number since then migr

i'm howard kurtz. you can subscribe at apple itunes. you can check out my facebook page.ontinue the conversation on twitter @howardkurtz. i'm glad we were able to bring you the moving ceremonies from arlington to commemorate the end of world war i. hope to see you back these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! heather: it is monday november 12th and this is "fox & friends" fist, happening right now at 4:00 a.m. on the east coast, fox news alert for you, out of control wild fires in california ravaging thousands of acres claiming dozens of lives. race against time is happening right now as crews fight the fast-moving flames by raging winds, live on the ground. >> somehow came up with 93 votes aft

would blur the line between legal illegal migrants the government of conservative chancellor sebastian kurtz joins the united states and hungry in rejecting the document. some of the. opposition and migration is not to become a human rights we as the republic of austria. about who can migrate to austria the european commission has called austria's decision regrets of all the global compact for safe orderly and regular migration that's a non-binding agreement it aims to make mike. nation safer and focus on issues such as how to better protect and integrate migrants it was approved in july by all u.n. member nations except washington hungry later renounced the agreement poland is reconsidering as well austria's governing coalition has adopted a hardline approach to immigration since the height of the migrant crisis in twenty fifteen austria has taken in over a quarter of a million refugees officially and granted asylum to over one hundred fifty thousand people the spike to a drop in number since the migration remains a hot button issue in the country we spoke to an austrian m.p. who skeptical

for me it was like heart of darkness was like going up river to meet colonel kurtz who was this extraordinary huge personality who had had such a no norma's presence in american politics and cultural life for half a century and me as a kid i mean i was a virtual kid i was in my late twenty's i'm going brush in hand paint this man. and i spent ten days with him and his. and it was such a he was so the larger than life his discourse was so full of not get some extraordinary insides that when i got back to london after that ten days with cool my life seemed so small in miniature to me and when i did finally finished picture and i sent a photograph of the finished painting to him because i finished it in london when he saw the finished painting he said i looked like gold on the seventh day having decided it was all a terrible mistake. thank you that same for the show join us on wednesday those chaos made. social media will be back on wednesday twenty three years to the day so he and president slobodan milosevic never found guilty of crimes at the hague signed the so-called dream of submitting to

it is unfolding in the kurtz strait, a narrow and strategically important stretch of four to that separates's key ports. both sides saying they were provoked by the other. russian fighter jets saying they were provoked by the other. russian fighterjets and attack helicopters have been seen in the area. in the last hour and a half or so we have had a statement from nato calling for restraint and a de—escalation, and saying that russia must allow unhindered access to ukraine's port, a sharp reminder this conflict has not gone away. thank you very much. medical devices that have been inadequately tested and are unsafe are ending up inside patients' bodies, according to an investigation by bbc panorama and a group of otherjournalists. it's revealed how implants that had failed in baboons, or were tested only on pigs and dead bodies, were nevertheless approved for use in humans. the industry says it has transformed millions of lives for the better. deborah cohen reports. here we go, look, that's where you put it. maureen mccleave was the first person in the uk to be fitted with a new type of pac

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i will be speaking to my counterpart over that time, including meeting chancellor kurtz of austria hereer. last night, i spoke to the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, and i'm confident that on sunday we will be able to agree a deal that delivers for the whole uk family, including gibraltar. on saturday, i will return to brussels for a further meeting with president juncker, where we will discuss how to bring this process to a conclusion in the interests of all oui’ conclusion in the interests of all our people. the british people want this to be settled. they want a good deal that sets us on course for a brighterfuture. deal that sets us on course for a brighter future. that deal is within oui’ brighter future. that deal is within s , brighter future. that deal is within ourgrasp, andi brighter future. that deal is within our grasp, and i am determined to deliver it. that was the prime minister speaking outside number ten about an hour ago. much more on that throughout the afternoon. there are ten times as many children and young adults in england and wales living with type two di

i am howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz". after a week of violence and white-hot rhetoric especially around immigration, new "washington post" abc poll finds more than half of registered voters and 49 percent say president trump and the way he speaks is encouraging politically motivated violence. in that same survey, about half of those questioned, 47 percent say the media are encouraging political violence with the way they report the news. 15 percent disagree. abc correspondent karen travers asked the president about the pole friday but only cited half the result. >> half of americans are your encouraging political violence. >> you are creating violence by your question. you. and also, a lot of the reporters are creating violence by not writing the truth. the fake news is creating violence. >>howard: joining us to analyze the coverage is molly hemingway, senior editor of the federalist and a fox news contributor. - - former democratic state senator in ohio who teaches at american university. i understand the difficulty of s

media analyst howard kurtz has a story. >> trump's proposal would get us closer to the purpose of theamendment and for that he is being denounced nationally is a racist. >> reporter: two hours before his fox news show last night tucker carlson learned nearly 2 dozen anti-fascist protesters were outside his washington home chanting insult and demanding he leave the city. >> we know where you sleep at night. >> reporter: the left-wing demonstrators rings carlson's wife and four children and pushed against his front door until it cracked. carlson told me these were not protesters, they were people who came to threaten my family. designed to shut people up. suzanne scott and president j wallace, more civil national conversation, called the incident reprehensible, violent threats and intimidation tactics are completely unacceptable. the group, smash races in dc, the address of carlson's brother and the daily caller, staged protest against such republicans as senator ted cruz. this is part of a wave of conversations targeting gop lawmakers, homeland security chief kirstjen neilsen. and sena

stuart: come on in howard kurtz, media buzz host.y doing this, goading the media, because he loves their response? >> absolutely. you could see how much he is enjoying himself with the word loco, sticking it to the press. one of the big problems with the way most of media cover the president, they do overreact, when he sticks it to them, baits them. he said the first sentence he wants to unite. you think after the elections would be good move politically for the president. he may have little choice if democrats win the house. right now he is seems to enjoy the partisan warrior role. stuart: do you think he is wrong to do that? the president of the united states, the media is the media, he is going right after them, highly critical, clearly provocative, is that the right thing from you as journalist? >> i think sometimes he goes too far. i said to this before and american people. enemy of the american people, i don't like that line, i don't think journalists are traitors. it i a two-way war. he is getting pounded, pummeled, brutal fas

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fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard howard kurtz what's at stake for cnn andident. >> we are taking action after the white house >> it's a lawsuit came after the white house yanked the credentials of acosta who has a history of lecturing and confronting the president following this clash. >> that's enough. >> pardon me, ma'am -- >> i tell you what, cnn should be ashamed of itself having you work for them. you are a rude, terrible person. >> sarah huckabee sanders called the suit more grandstanding from cnn who has nearly other than 50 credentialed --dash refused to surrender the microphone to an intern so that other reporters might ask their questions and this was not the first time he acted inappropriately. sanders didn't repeat the administration's highest contention, that acosta landed hands on the intern. he says, the first amendment gives journalists the right rio hold officials accountable's and ask tough questions. >> we are asking for emergency relief because every day this pass is revoked as a first amendment violation and irreparable harm under the l

howard kurtz, host of "media buzz." austan goolsbee, former economic advisor to president obama. victor, why does president obama feel he always has to come out and try to rebrand his presidency. it seems really insecure. they always claim donald trump is insecure. seems like it's very insecure to say i am the one who got the oil stuff going when the facts frankly are not there. in comparing the two economic records, as you see andrew puzder did yesterday. >> the progressive mind-set sees politics as a 360-degree, 24/7 operation or job so the last day in office is the first day of another progressive career. we saw that with jimmy carter. he always had the comment and editorialize and travel when reagan was president. during the bush presidency, al gore and bill clinton were quite active in criticism. obama is doing the same thing. for them, it's a nonstop activity. they need a ranch. he should go to hawaii and buy a farm and focus on netflix. reagan went to the ranch. w went to the ranch and let his predecessor being. it's kind of -- not an irony that we have an antithetical pre

fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howie kurtz tell us what this means tonight. >> what began as a press conference clash between president trump and least favorite reporter and least favorite network morphed into a press freedom. preliminary ruling today cnn and white house correspondent jim acosta won that test for now. three days after cnn filed suit over a white house decision to suspend acosta's credentials, federal judge timothy kelly asked the pass restored while the case proceeds. a trump appointee said he wasn't ruling on whether the white house violated across taps first amendment right after last week's dust up. >> that's enough. >> pardon me ma'am. >> cnn should be ashamed of having you work for them. you are a rude, terrible person. >> in the suit, backed by fox news and a dozen other major news outlets the judge found the white house violated across taps due process saying the decision was shrouded in mystery and shifting explanations abandoning a claim that acosta laid hands on the intern reaching for the mic. in an interview with chris wallace that

howard kurtz is with me now. let's take the viewers through.orning at 11:00 a.m. a hearing set for 3:30 this afternoon. where are we on this, howie >> we'll get the first look whether a federal judge will take seriously cnn's claims in the president's decision to retaliate against jim acosta. this suit is more of a p.r. effort than a legal one. i don't know we get a profound ruling out of this. it casts cnn and jeff zucker as champions of the free press and this is why i think the white house stripping the credentials was a strategic error. it took the spotlight off of acosta constantly interrupting. refusing to give up the microphone and turned him into a journalistic martyr. it has -- >> bill: what i've heard from the white house, there are 50 other staffers at cnn who still have access. not a violation of first amendment because the network has access to the west wing. sarah sanders statement. i'll let you answer this. we have been advised that cnn has filed a complaint challenging the suspension of jim acosta's hard pass. more grandstanding

media buzz, howard kurtz and look at the media coverage the last couple of days up to the midterms.hris wallace talks to secretary of state mike pompeo fox news sunday. check your local listings for time and channel. don't want to miss that. >> coming up, dead heat in missouri three days before election day. our talk radio panel breaks down one of the closest senate races in the nation. plus, fired up. the record number of americans turning out early to vote. we'll check in on what we're learning about just who is showing up at the polls. >> and we'll talk to the dnc about their strategy to win control of congress. why they believe health care may get them there. >> if there are endless votes to sabotage and take away your health care-- that's what they'd be campaigning on. you don't hear a peep from them. ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure. now up to 30 grams of protein for strength and energy! and i'm still going for m

check your local listings for time and channel and chris wallace will then sit down with howard kurtz on media buzz to talk about the interview and debrief as well. >> firefighters in southern california are finally getting some help from mother nature. cool are temperatures coupled with milder winds are working to contain the deadly woolsey fire that's now raged for over a week. jonathan hunt is in malibu with the latest. jonathan. >> gillian, good morning to you from malibu. the president is expected to head to southern california after he concludes events up north. we don't know his precise schedule when he gets here, but this is the kind much devastation he might be taking a look at. look down here, this line of homes in the point doom neighborhood of malibu, completely and utterly destroyed. and as we come back to the one we're standing on now, you can just see the kind of damage it's done. there's really nothing left of the house itself and then you look outside here, these people have a beautiful outdoor patio here and swinging back to our right, the pool presumably the kids us

i will be speaking to my counterparts over that time, including meeting chancellor kurtz of austria heree. that deal is within our grasp, and! future. that deal is within our grasp, and i am determined to deliver it. a short statement from the prime minister. she says she wants a good deal that set us on course for a brighterfuture, deal that set us on course for a brighter future, and she deal that set us on course for a brighterfuture, and she believes she will help to deliver that. she has been updating the cabinet, she will be in the cabinet —— in the commons at 3pm to update mps in the commons at 3pm to update mps in the commons and take questions on it. she says it is the right deal for the uk, her new mantra boils down to effectively saying it will bring back control and protect prosperity. she says it delivers on what people voted for. it takes us out of the eu but protects jobs and economic prosperity. let‘s get the thoughts of norman smith, our assistant political editor. this is a deal that has been described by ian fleming in —— adam fleming in brussels as offering something

i will talk to howie kurtz, media guy about those new rules at press briefings. 1:30 today on "fox nationz: finally. stuart: you have to crank this up. if you listen at home, up the volume. get your remote. press the volume clicker. hear the sound. sergeant pepper. what an album. i better check -- dow industrials are up 120 points. that is half a percentage point. quickly let's check the big tech names, mixed bag names. facebook down a buck 90 at 133. amazon holding on to a very nice gain, nearly 30 bucks higher. apple is up. alphabet is down three bucks. microsoft down 1.57 to the up side. >>> what we're waiting for are the numbers on oil and how much oil we have in america on storage. i think we got the number. ashley: we are waiting. we are waiting. stuart: what we're expecting -- ashley: up 3.5 million. we were only expecting a build of 769,000. stuart: oh, okay. ashley: so again, i think this is week 10 in a row that we continue to build up those inventories the amount of crude we have in stock. >> that means the supply of oil is very strong in the united states of america. ashley: w

joining me now, fox news media analyst and a host of "media buzz," how we kurtz joins us. >> as the audience debating the present, questioning him about the caravan, but then what he did after, i have never seen. he just kept talking after having several questions. refusing to give up the mic. yanking his credentials, it is kind of turning jim acosta into our journalistic murder. standing behind him, it has shifted the spotlight from what he did to you whether the trump team overreacted. >> sandra: sarah sanders put out this tweet in response to revoking his press pass. they stand by that decision. she has most recently tweeted "president trump it believes in a free press and welcomes tough questions. we will never tolerate a reporter placing his hands on a young woman just trying to do her job." the white house correspondents association making it clear that they do not accept this decision. "strongly objects to the trump administration's decision to use the u.s. secret service security credentials as a tool to punish a reporter with him it has a difficult relationship. revoking access to t