this was a liberalism that was far bolder and more ambitious than johnson's liberalism and the liberalism of the great society a few years before. commission envisioned massive spending to address the problems it saw behind the uprising. a bipartisan commission advocated programs of the kind that only someone like bernie .anders today would contemplate they went beyond this to examine the causes of civil disorders and how to prevent them and offer a comprehensive statement on the social and economic conditions of lower class african-americans. it called for significant social investment in employment, education, and housing to be funded by tax increases if needed. the kerner report endorsed civil for a' leaders calls marshall plan for investment in african american ghettos. this was hardly an original approach, but was notable or who was endorsing it. a significant part of the political establishment. as the journalist to introduce "theriginal report wrote, devastating validity that it was drawn by representatives of the moderate and responsible establishment. not by black radicals, milit

this was a liberalism that was far bolder and more ambitious than johnson's liberalism and the liberalism of the great society a few years before. commission envisioned massive spending to address the problems it saw behind the uprising. a bipartisan commission advocated programs of the kind that only someone like bernie .anders today would contemplate they went beyond this to examine the causes of civil disorders and how to prevent them and offer a comprehensive statement on the social and economic conditions of lower class african-americans. it called for significant social investment in employment, education, and housing to be funded by tax increases if needed. the kerner report endorsed civil for a' leaders calls marshall plan for investment in african american ghettos. this was hardly an original approach, but was notable or who was endorsing it. a significant part of the political establishment. as the journalist to introduce "theriginal report wrote, devastating validity that it was drawn by representatives of the moderate and responsible establishment. not by black radicals, milit

liberalism did itself in. he got involved in imperialist wars that it could not win and that for good reason, angered and scare the american public. it angered and scared me, i don't know about you. about 3 million american servicemembers have not served , they comeountries back to their families with post-traumatic stress syndrome, they come back with all kinds of taking theiride colleagues over enemy fire. they come back with defeat over all of them, sorry to tell you this, we had been defeated time and time again and we will continue to be defeated in these wars. the state is going south for sure, the whole thing is unbelievable. -- totally believable. this scares and angers the american public. donald says something very important, he says i am not going to push human rights and democracy, we will defend the national interest but we are not going to engage in this talk about human rights and just adlonday or monday when -- erdogan won the election, he called him and congratulated him. he is an authoritaria

i used to be call largely liberal. the think you can pick peeks of what i have done and make the argue. i'm anticorporate, pro corporate, liberal, whatever you want to cherry pick. try to look at stories that are underserved, maybe others aren't doing to death, or angles underserved on stories and just take common sense look at it and ask questions. i have many devote liberal and conservative fans of the program. have served investigative emmy -- awards -- my recent one for investigating republicans and not liberal bud at follows investigating liberals. most of my reporting, i'm not very interested in politics. don't like it. seems to come into my and people want to pigeon hole what you do but most of what i do is nonpolitical, just watch-dogging whatever the powers may be. >> host: in the smear, thetivebrock plays a large hole. >> guest: dave brock is a fascinating character. the people i interviewed, both the conservative smear artists and the liberal smear artists alike name him as someone who is uniquely successful

we would liberate iran and pakistan, why wouldn't we liberate mexico? why do they want to come over here and work so hard and be such good people but we don't want to liberate their government? we want to liberate iran and pakistan. that we will be done with the stupidity. host: we got your point. how much would a wall cost if it were fully built to what the trump administration wants? guest: we don't really know, that is the short answer. and that is the problem. they've never come out to say, here is the big picture plan. absolutely in the billions of dollars. maybe over $30 billion. if you were going to build an entire border. very few people think that makes sense. -- i don't know if anybody even wants it at this point. the prototypest of the walls that we have seen being built outside california? what is happened with them? have we picked one that works the best? chosenno, they haven't one. prototypes were built to see which one seems to be the best. and in some cases, they are laying the groundwork for this project but that was the easy thing to d

a logical liberal and therefore you can't trust it you have to turn to our sources. i think that changed people's habits of the way they thought about authority and which institutions they can trust or. technology came along to some extent this is playing into some things that have much deeper roots so no picking up on what you said there then i you know it begs this question i'm putting up on my screen here on three different articles sites where you can go as some people might call them liberal leaning others might just call them mainstream media so this is the guardian and an attempt for people to burst their bubble by giving the conservative side here is that another one a roundup of conservative media trumped by to back at the liberal press and just one round up this is slate and this last one is a newsletter that people can sign up or write rector i am wondering though do you think that this is something that scans both sides this is just quote unquote liberal media or mainstream media offering this or is this something that's also seen. from conservative media

super super duper liberal leaning side and i don't see that the fewer and the vehemence and the name calling is any less intense on either side of it and i'm not sure that you said this but if you did i do want to say that i disagree with the idea that liberals hear the conservative perspective and immediately think of like oh they're just being ideological or or they must be a fundamentalist christian because i mean at least the people that that i know in my little bubble. do read and try to understand maybe more so since the election when we all had this big wake up call. but since then certainly and i think before that had we known i don't think anybody is interested in having a country that falls apart at the scene and i think we're all interested in figuring out what to do about this and what i what i think the light takeaway is that the thing to do about it is to let go of the created realities that we get from facebook and the media and start having conversations with people so i like what you said there about the created realities and no one is interested in this country fall

gallantry of sharpness aggression now this liberation of speech has been turned on its head but the reaction to that was furious and another was forced to issue a hasty apology a few prominent men have also voiced their reservations one of them was actor liam neeson there is a bit of. famous people. touching some girls. something. drop from their approval or something and surprisingly nice and comments have also been less than well received by many the problem here seems to be that there's often a if you aren't with us you're against us mentality with movements such as me too those who are speaking out about their concerns are not condoning sexual assault nor attacking the campaign itself but more often than not their words are twisted or go unheard outward may have said it best herself in times of extremes extremists when. ok you are right it was shuffling of the papers means finished policy to bring it up to date enough that. i don't think that any country could push a button and get rid of trade this is far too important to be for i wish to political backlash money is a very plentiful thi

i thought it was textbook partisan, and ideological identity liberalism.nd she, herself is one who has been accused by multiple victims of harvey weinstein ofg being a fixer for harvey weinstein. there are many infamous pictures of her -- >> sean: i've seen the pictures. but to be fair, did she know? we don't know if she knew. a lot of people have taken pictures with meth and you over the years. we don't know them. >> no question about it. but the consensus from so many of the people who have been complaining about harvey weinstein for years and have been ignored is that "everybody knew." meryl streep knew and many people believe that oprah winfrey knew, as well. so look, the idea that hollywood and democrats strategists think somehow that oprah winfrey has a chance in 2020 and that she is allowing all of us pause to happen, she has her boyfriend, stedman, cheering on all of the casa about a potential run, what would we get? we would get another eight years of the same kind of chicago machine identity liberalism that we got under barack obama who has, in p

. >> he is not the only liberal commentator who has been kind and to mentor you you also wrote about the late alan combs. >> i always joke the liberals on the left helped me even though right wing strong conservative but just an intern on the set of hannity bet alan would keep up with me at my time on cnn but he would put on the tv watch me and always send me messages as he watched me. i didn't know he kept me on at his radio show but he would reach out he would say remember don't fight fire with fire but with water to remind me in a heated moment to stay calm and take a breath to allow them to see your point of view intellectual not through emotions or anger. host: so for your book what is the bride theme of the book? >> a great question i use the word populist to say why do you use this word? but that sums up what the book is about and honestly i want to profile the people on the left or the right so to me it captured the sentiments to deliver one of the most promising defeat in my lifetime so it was a profile of the american people from poisoned water in flint michigan. >> i see t

we don't need more liberal policies out of washington look at what the liberal ideas did to the economy and foreign policy in the last eight years. can you even look? you all loved obama. his track record was atrocious and so to all of you star struck people out there tonight looking for your next chosen one, you may want to relax and stop trying to buy your ticket on the oprah 2020 train. here is the other point tonight. the hypocrisy from the left is stunning. it is very predictable. everyone just like in the liberal media everyone to a person praising oprah and by the way, to the degree hollywood for their movement about me too, etc. it's great what oprah did by standing up for victims of sexual misconduct and abuse. it's awesome. we can't forget that misconduct is and has been rampant in hollywood for decades. i don't trust anyone that they really in their deep heart of hearts, except the people that were victims, you know, actually believe all they are saying at this point. why? because there are a lot of hypocrites on this specific issue. for example, remember how hollywood embrac

that is liberalism. it gets better. capitalism is a system, what it is is a system which systematically forces subordination, the willing subordination of the majority of the population to an unbridled authority. that forces them to subordinate every other one of their longings for artistic expression, love, health, whatever they want to do to the imperative of the job. it systematically pits them against each other, it forces people to treat each other as means, not as ends. it forces every worker to see the other worker as a potential threat to his job. nick said the left calls it an army of labor. it is. it is not the left's fault. that is capitalism's fault. when people are moving from one part of the world to the other, they are forced to view one another as rivals. there is nothing natural about that. that is how the labor market works. you cannot have a vision of the world in which you insist that people treat each other with respect, while you live in a system that is built on power, hierarchy, on hobbesian war

the liberal media the democrats the right all republicans and it never tropper us the b.s. both they never had a plan or any intent to make america great again and we didn't know what i we knew was bad most of us knew it was bad but we didn't know how bad it was until this president came along and i spose what was really going on and now these people the light roaches they are running from the light because it behind into darkness for so long and the president is shining the light on them and they are running nuts with the president if he said this they are about haiti and and el salvador and africa mr truro if you look at those country there are those and just now to complain about it why not face the problem why not pretend why you pretend then that the problem doesn't exist and that's what the liberals and democrats haven't gone they don't want to solve the problem they want their people brainwashed dumb dow and demoralise look at black americans was up are not all in or not all but most black americans are brainwashed dumbed down and demoralized and they have been kept

but so the divide starts to open between liberals and conservatives in the liberal start to question their churches as well as everything else. so the conservative for these apocalyptic prophecies were simply all-around at the time after the french revolution that the world was going to hell. and the apocalypse was upon us and there is various improvement around us. >> ending up on a separate trajectory from the north and by the late 20th century is what became known as fundamentalist and modernist. but a lot of people don't understand that really the religious landscape knowing about the protestants, it comes from the liberal side what we know of the evangelicals comes from conservative side. >> those two groups really aren't talking to each other very much. but the fundamentalist could take over the presbyterian church for those who would do battle royal against the modernist. and that effort failed because there was a lot of people in both denominations. and those who do good in the local quarters. there was a huge splintering but it was noticed by the press 1925. which is a reall

the socially conservative and the more liberal leaning of fielding the same kind that it sounds last time around respectively. and grigory yavlinsky there are also some new faces russia's communist party is now represented by dean and known as the storm king thanks to his collective farms and then there's a t.v. host jack who says that a vote is a vote against everyone sees orcs on a boy caught up with. i want to show people russia but there is another point of view this is the goal of my complaint i know you can't win on the elections where only putin always wins putting himself on many occasions that russia needs more competition both political but he never gives it to you know all the facts you are so subtle i don't hear forty two years i'm just a little blonde girl you know coming from going to shows and how to balance with me . i've never said that a president should be you know one field expert. of the only good way for us is along the way i know that many people want to foster change but change only happens as a revolution i am against. i want to educate people i want to bring

we would liberate iran and pakistan, why wouldn't we liberate mexico? why do they want to come over here and work so hard and be such good people but we don't want to liberate their government? we want to liberate iran and pakistan. that we will be done with the stupidity. host: we got your point. how much would a wall cost if it were fully built to what the trump administration wants? guest: we don't really know, that is the short answer. and that is the problem. they've never come out to say, here is the big picture plan. absolutely in the billions of dollars. maybe over $30 billion. if you were going to build an entire border. very few people think that makes sense. -- i don't know if anybody even wants it at this point. the prototypest of the walls that we have seen being built outside california? what is happened with them? have we picked one that works the best? chosenno, they haven't one. prototypes were built to see which one seems to be the best. and in some cases, they are laying the groundwork for this project but that was the easy thing to d

councillor proly you prior to today's vote a number of liberal candidates came out and said that they would support any liberal who got through to the second round if all of their supporters go to the polls in chile extern vote against me watch them and they would have a combined total of something like thirty four percent of the of the of supporter of balls in the second round so if that actually happens what we're looking at i think could be the end of our cell and he's been one of the german politicians here in the czech republic and it's ninety nine period but it looks like his days could be numbered unless you can stage a fight back in the next few weeks in willoughby in prague thanks a lot president donald trump has decided to stick with the international nuclear deal with iran at least for now but he says he wanted to prevent again unless it is changed that trump says that the twenty fifteen agreement contains what he calls terrible flaws suspends international sanctions on iran in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program every three months the president is required to sign a

the democrats on the other hand and their supporters in the liberal media distraction . finally the public will decide. to cross knocking released the memo i'm joined by my guest lee stranahan in washington he's an investigative journalist and a co-host for faultlines on radio sputnik also in washington we have james chatteris he's a former advisor to the u.s. senate republican leadership and in los angeles we cross the goodman he's a columnist and journalist published in the huffington post salon the hill and other publications right gentlemen cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate a.j. as usual you got up early as for the program god bless you glad to have you with us all right we have our heads beginning to roll we have enjoyed mccabe out. rosenstein next then who else and talk about the state of denial in the liberal media go ahead ha it's good to see you again it's great to be here well the obama white house illegally spied on trump since two thousand and fifteen this is according to the guardian. q was sending i

but if she goats after a liberal she gets bad press.o you think because she went to nbc that some of her fellow temperature reporters. carley: sometimes the media is trying to continue the narrative of drama surrounding her career at nbc. megyn kelly's show is suppose to be a light-hearted daytime talk show. so the moment where she did criticize jane fonda to that extent is what her show is suppose to be about. howie: you can have a show and do serious stuff and have light were moments, too. let me ask you about oprah winfrey. she told "in style" magazine she is not running for president. she said it's a lot of media speculation. carley: how are we going to survive this? i'm not surprised oprah isn't running for president. when you are that popular, why would you ruin it by running for office. if you run for a political position, half the country will hate you. she is doing just fine. howie: journalists all knew this. but they would love to have oprah versus the donald. it was never happening. now we know for sure. thanks very much. pre

what do we hear all last the mainstream liberal media?ussia, collusion, collusion, russia, russia. that fake news narrative has completely much blown up in their faces after a year of nonstop breathless reportingep anonymous sources, hysteria on their part. because so favor, up to today, zero evidence of collusion between presidentt trump and the russians. so now the media, they have got to latch on to something quick. they are not going to admit they are wrong. so the new narrative of the t liberal media is that conservatives actually hate the fbi. they hate law enforcement. because of the bias that we're exposing in the russia investigation. watch this. >> it is astounding to see conservatives acting like the fbi of all organizations is some kind of-liberal deep state horror show. >> the message is, don't look at or think about what may be under investigation. let's find whatever we can to undermine the pillars of the respect that we tend to confer upon institutions like the fbi and justice department. >> there is only one institution t

its lip including singe our affiliate but that's just the government we have liberated singe are fully this is since our school and these are green silos sinjar has been liberated from the gangs of joe but on this road the syrian government is keen to make gains in northern syria the kurds control all but a small area of territory in the north and dream of it becoming their homeland they're also hoping for a seat at the negotiating table during russian sponsored peace talks later this month the success of those talks is already in jeopardy more than forty rebel groups including previous attendees say they won't be going natasha going to al-jazeera well the spokesman for the un secretary general says civilians are being forced to flee into areas already overcrowded with on the displaced family. the un is deeply concerned for the safety and protection of tens of thousands of people in southern italy but in rural hama in northern syria northeastern syria where ongoing hostilities have reportedly calls hundreds of deaths and injuries of civilians tens

we would liberate iran and pakistan, why wouldn't we liberate mexico? they are connected to us. why do they want to come over here and work so hard and be such good people but we don't want to liberate their government? we want to liberate iran and pakistan. i'm trying to get into politics, because i hope to be in 2020 and that we will be done with the stupidity. host: we got your point. how much would a wall cost if it were fully built to what the trump administration wants? guest: we don't really know, that is the short answer. and that is the problem. the administration has never come out with saying here is our big picture plan. estimates are absolutely in the billions of dollars. over $20 billion, maybe over $30 billion. if you were going to build an entire border. very few people think that makes sense. i don't know if anybody even wants it at this point. although, that was the campaign rhetoric. host: what about the static images that we have seen of the prototypes of the walls that we have seen being built outside diego?nia in san what is happened with them? have we pick

any liberal ever mention any of these things?e you heard them talk about how the president's accomplishment and all these accomplishments have positively impacted the country? probably not. they want and have wanted from the beginning the president to fail u now, this is exactly why the media, the pundits, the political elites are predicting a huge massive democratic landslide in november of this year in the mid terms. but, before they get too giddy, too excited, let's keep this in mind. these are the so-called same experts, political experts who all said president trump never stood a chance. so, maybe they should put a little bit of the pump on the brakes here and not get so giddy. as a matter of fact, it may turn out to be just out opposite. the president, by the way. has created what i am calling for a blueprint for victory in 2018. i hope the republicans in washington are paying attention. now they did get their act together in december. i do give them credit. but they need t to do more they need to keep the momentum going. t

the who are a liberation it was not a choice we didn't have a choice our lives was that them half of our population was this place we defended our own lives and the fighting for our freedom i believe in the us i'm very proud of my role in that where some of the serious lying nations international. that your site was accused of as well as the geisha americanization are one thing courts what they say it's important people have been sentenced for. whenever this happen this is to applaud the justice but we shouldn't. generalize what has happened many people very on ash those that didn't have a choice stood for their families for their lives and it's good to respect that and it's the extrajudicial executions that they were taking hostages that were the by your side as well as. the clearly it was a volunteer force individuals on them south be informers been students been teachers doctors or unemployed this is what our or our our our move was we stood front of a very strong force they carry extra judicial and it any action that violates the most of the war violates their. costs of the war w

it's not just that they know you are liberal or conservative, they think they know everything. and 1968 has more drama than chaos and other madness as a presidential campaign than anything we have seen before. and in 2016 it was in fact a perfectly normal standard of presidential campaign with the example of one candidate. but if you look at every other moving parts of this campaign, it was all operating according to the way it always has. and on the democratic side, what we are seeing is a rerun of 1968, which was the liberal insurgency from the left which starts out at about 3% in the polls and challenges the overwhelmingly safe establishment favorite of the democratic party in this case hillary clinton. then it becomes a challenge and wins a bunch of states. that's exactly what we saw happen in 1968 when gene mccarthy made it this historic decision without which this would be a very different book. gene mccarthy made a decision thathe decisionthat changed his. he decided to challenge an incumbent president. we have never seen that before. bobby kennedy thought about it befor

vote a number of liberal candidates came out and said that they would support any liberal who got through to the second round and if all of their supporters go to the polls in chile it's time to vote against there are some and they would have a combined total of something like this these four percent of the of the of supporter of balls in the second round so if that actually happens what we're looking at i think could be the end of our cell and he's been one of the dominant politicians here in the czech republic and was ninety nine period but it looks like his days could be numbered unless we can stage a fight back in the next few weeks in willoughby in prague thanks a lot. german chancellor i'm going to moscow says she hopes to form a new government by early spring that's all for conservatives reached an agreement with the social democrats yesterday on launching formal coalition talks there are still some hurdles to overcome first many rank and file social democrats opposed another coalition with merkel's party known as a grand coalition jamey's foreign minister witnessed that first hand

these are grain silos sindar has been liberated from the gangs of job out on the road. the syrian government is keen to make gains in northern syria the kurds control all but a small area of territory in the north and dream of it becoming their homeland they're also hoping for a seat at the negotiating table during russian sponsored peace talks later this month the success of those talks is already in jeopardy more than forty rebel groups including previous attendees say they won't be going natasha al-jazeera eighty six migrants who were rescued at sea have been taken to the italian port of catan yeah they were being smuggled across the mediterranean from libya when their both started to sink on saturday eight bodies were also on board the italian coast guard's rescue boat the search to find potentially dozens of other victims is still underway. thousands of nigerians every year leave home to try to make their way to europe in search of a better life but one thing get to live near the main transit point from the african continent to europe many of them find themselves t

today's vote a number of liberal candidates came out and said that they would support any liberal who got through to the second round in all of their supporters go to the polls in chile style and vote against marcel and they would have a combined total of something like fifty four percent of the of of supporter of balls in the second round so if that actually happens what we're looking at i think could be the end of he's been one of the dominant politicians here in the czech republic in this ninety nine period but it looks like his days probably numbered unless he can station five back in the next two weeks in willoughby prague thanks a lot. now german chancellor angela merkel says she hopes to form a new government by easter a soft conservatives reached agreement with the social democrats yesterday or no change formal coalition talks the previous attempt to form a coalition with smaller parties failed late last year so friday's breakthrough has eased the months of political uncertainty here in germany that are still several hurdles to overcome fast. social democratic leader martin sc

after the liberation of mosul the coalition shifted its focus on syria backing its kurdish allies in their push against isis self-proclaimed capital raca in october two thousand and seventeen the city was completely liberated was when. the final nail in the caliphates coffin was the liberation of dairies all the syrian city which i so besieged for three years. but the one. after the loss of their resort there was not much of a state left for i saw they suffer defeat after defeat being pushed from all sides and all parties u.s. and russian air strikes sads and iraqi forces kurdish militias and hezbollah. you're watching i see we'll have more news here in just over half an ass time but don't forget you can keep yourself updated to our website at. los angeles the city of luxury and free but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in and it's been a struggle. to get this man from his own response to the problem and constructed doze

liberals are using sexual harassment beyond a shadow of a doubt for political end. the predictions about the president that were all wrong. that's the focus of the tonight's "angle." before we get to our main topic, it's a new year. signs of progress made by the president and his administration are everywhere. they are blooming. it's like spring time. it's so coldoud. remember a year ago when the liberal prophets of doom predicted that a trump presidency would tank the stock market and kill jobs and mark america's retreat from the world. boy, were they wrong. a year later even the "new york times" is grudgingly admitting due to trump's rollback, business leaders are awash in a wave of optimism investing in new plants, equipment and factory upgrades that bolster economic goth. -- growth. forecasters are going upward with trump. today's "wall street journal" reported that wages are rising do you believe the national average in areas with low unemployment. paychecks are starting to swell. here's my predic. as trump's policy and tax cuts settle in, our economic forecast

liber two of the last rebel held areas. trumpet ministrations says more than two hundred sixty thousand immigrants from el salvador have to leave the u.s. next year. runs a local winfrey's golden globe speech gets fans and stars urging the former talk show host to run for president. fears of an environmental disaster of china as a burning tanker carrying around a million barrels of oil fluorescence to explode. i'm joined again how will you day's top sports stories including felipe continue signed on to start his new multimillion dollar contract banish giants boss alona. syrian government forces have stepped up the pressure on to the last areas held by rebels both of which were declared the escalation zones last year syrian and russian planes have been pounding targets in italy province killing at least twenty four civilians on monday the province is home to two point six million people almost half of whom have fled fighting elsewhere in the country the syrian government is also intensifying attacks on the rebel held the mos

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after the liberation of paris he found a plane to recuperate his patrimony. the documentation is contained in this box it was here and they paris archives that we found a document that referred to the quest of mr oscar stettner for his stolen pate. the information that we found was that oscar stettner had been despoiled of a number of personal items carpet for example of portrait of him as a young man and also a painting by mostly any. and an important painting and that was looted from mr stener during the war. the canadian detective began his investigation he discovered that the antiques dealer staton or had made his claim for restitution in one thousand nine hundred six but well before the liberation the painting had already been sold by they've authorities. for the sum of sixteen thousand francs since then it disappeared. particularly because its description is so vague. the document only indicated that it was a painting signed by do jani portrait of a man. the detective had no idea what the painting looked like. he had to find a photo of it at all costs.

where liberal media has made it come across that way. and yet we now this word for liberal called progressive. any idea, how that happened? >> liberals have always called themselves progressives going back to woodrow wilson. it is nothing new about this. it is just that they like and adopted, think it was fdr like the word liberal more so than progressive. and he wanted to go back to the origins, they were pleased to call themselves progressive. i have to respectfully disagree with you. we worked hard to make that would acceptable and i do not think we should give it up at all. it is a very honorable way. you can play around with it and talk about conserving things like the founding principles of the country, western civilization. all kinds of things. i think it is a good word. you have to get out of washington. >> my final question, i hope it is not embarrassing serious why haven't i ever heard of you? [laughter] >> gee! mike, i will answer that. >> is one of those unanswerabl questions. he is also i think, in washington conservative ci

liberal ceos. either going to buck up and give president trump and the republicans credit if economic growth really does come back. because keith, we're talking about three straight quarters of 3% plus growth. we haven't seen that in 14 years. you think that they're going to say, hey, you know what? we've been wrong. but wait a second, keith. the media is still sticking to their narrative. keith, i want your reaction to these sound bytes. let's take a listen. >> we just had a litany of businesses that are going to give back to the american people. but isn't it unfair to give the president credit for that? they already had that money in their coughers; right? they would have not turned it loose otherwise? . liz: saying, yeah, the tax cuts is why they are turning loose and democrats still sticking to their talking points. tax cuts for workers critic the democrat's tax cut for the rich narrative. here's nancy pelosi. >> in terms of the bonus that corporate america received versus the crumbs that they

democratic party and the more liberal leaning yabloko party vladimir zhirinovsky and grigory yavlinsky are the same as in previous elections. the u.s. now the debate over what to do with the children of illegal immigrants who grew up in the country known as dreamers where the debate is heating up an article in the new york times has triggered a backlash for proposing a compromise between liberals on the trumpet ministration over the issue the author of the piece suggested that trump's senior policy adviser stephen miller should be included in the gauche oceans about immigration as he represents the views of a wide spectrum of society miller is an advocate of increased restrictions on immigration the idea prompted people to take to twitter to brown the new york times a white supremacist paper this is a town i am a sahm to normalise this regime grabs politicians fascism and nazis is insane and must be stopped still furious at the new york times for normalising white supremacist steven miller new york times do you have any distance you left i guess printing this mash notes to white suprem

. >> sean: did liberal joe stumble on the podcast? >> he did. the press is anti- republican and anti- bush and anti- donald trump. four facts about the media. number one, colombia journalism. who gave money from johnalism to the candidates in 2016. journal gave 380000 to hillary clinton and 18000 to donald trump. when george bush was president. the new york times took a poll to ask who would make a better president. 3- 1. reporters said kerry and 12- 1, reporters from inside of the berry said john kerry over george bush. new york times reporter linda greenhouse who covers the supreme court acknowledged she is a long- time donor to planned parent hood. and atlantic magazine. 24 working journalist, left journalism to go into the obama administration. it was a short step. you will be lucky if there is 3 or 4 or 5 reporters in the trump administration. the bias is deep and been there for decades. >> sean: did liberal joe step on the truth? >> it is it morning joe is the most anti- trump show on television. are they criticizing policy? hardly ever. c