lara logan, how are you? >> hello, mark. >> it's an honor to meet you. great pleasure.e admired you from afar, your reporting from all over the world, very, very dangerous places. your last slot was with cbs, "60 minutes," but you've been with a lot of media, important media companies. you've reported out of afghanistan, you've reported the middle east, including egypt. you've reported about benghazi, about a lot of the big issues of our time. recently, at least for a lot of us, you did an interview with a gentleman by the name of mikely lin, former navy seal, and you gave your opinion of the media. i want to read you something that ted koppel recently said. see if you agree with it, want to add to it or subtract from it. he said the other day, i'm terribly concerned that when you talk about "the new york times" these days, when you talk about "the washington post," we'real t talking about "the new york times" of 50 years ago, we're not talking about "the washington post" of 50 years ago, we're talking about organizations that i believe have, in fact, decided as organiz

up next, lara logan takes on the media's manipulation of the immigration debate. miss >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ ♪ >> kirstjen nielsen is a great example of what happens when you go to work for donald trump. he is a greater predation killer. here's this woman who was a reasonably admired bureaucrat, and for the rest of her life, for the rest of her life people will look at her and think, that is the woman who put children in cages. >> laura: me because the media people like you lied, jeff. joining me now is laura logan, former cbs reporter, 60 minutes correspondence, reported all over the world about really, really couple gated issues. in a fair fashion. it's great to see you. on this issue of immigration, something that i've been reporting on for 20 years, all the changes, all the stresses on the border. but reporters are basic

lara logan, how are you? >> hello, mark. >> it's an honor to meet you. great pleasure.ry dangerous places. your last slot was with cbs, "60 minutes," but you've been with a lot of media, important media companies. you've reported out of afghanistan, you've reported the middle east, including egypt. you've reported about b

lara logan has been watching this and analyzing this and came to our couch a short time ago to talk aboutre you. brian: great. are you surprised we are at this point still in denial after the summary? let's go after the guy that actually wrote the summary rather than look at the conclusions he came up with off the mueller. >> you know, if this was just about human beings and our frail at this, then i guess i would be disappointed, right? to me, brian, this is just indicative of the propaganda -- the organized propaganda that's behind all of this. it seems to me that so many journalists don't even know that they are pushing a narrative that was pushed on to them and they did it happened so successfully because they didn't bother to do their jobs didn't bother to do the most basic journalism. what you are seeing now with more propaganda being pushed and people not standing up and owning their mistakes. to me, that's a sign that this really is an organized propaganda effort. steve: i will tell you what, larr remarks one member of the mainstream media, rolling stone correspondent matt taibbi

ainsley: lara logan commented upon it. been talking about media bias and you the american people can see through it all. watch. this there is one set of people who are not fooled by any of it they lack the context very often. they lack a lot of the information to know exactly the extent of how they are being deceived and manipulated. but they know in heir gut. and that's the audience. that's the viewers. that's the readers. that's all the people and length at breadth of this country whether they are democrats or republicans who are lining up to have this diversification right now. who know that something is not right and that's why they are turning away from the news. and that's why they're not watching. and that's why they're frustrated. and that's why there is so little trust and faith in the media these days and responsibility and accountability begins with us. brian: do you really expect anybody watching what's happening hearing about 100,000 apprehensions knowing one out of every five get through. 75,000 the week befo

logan, what else do you have to say? >> lara, over to you. >> thank you so much.nce we all saw this. >> wax off, don't forget to breathe. very important. wax on, wax off. wax on, wax off. >> where did these cars come from? >> wax on. detroit. >> wax on, i mean, it's one of the most iconic lines from a movie ever and ralph macchio, the original karate kid and william zabka who starred as johnny the rival both with us because they're reuniting on the show "cobra kai." so happy to have you and this. >> the old girl came along. >> love this car. this was in the movie. >> yes. >> you now own it. >> yes. >> what did you drive it off the set. >> i took it right off set. no, the head of columbia pictures said, boy, i would love to have the opportunity to have that car and keep something from every movie but they -- i thought about buying it and then just delivered it to me as a gift and it's the gift that keeps on giving now she stars in "cobra kai" on youtube premium. >> you drive it around town, right? >> well, i drove it here. no, listen,s of it sitting in storage for