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or at m s n b c he said this at that asprin conference go ahead. that's absolutely correct and this is where i would disagree with our colleague in london you know john mccain on the floor of the said the other day said we are not the president's service we are a co-equal branch of government that's absolutely true but constitutionally the executive branch consists of one man that constitutionally the executive inferior officers as the constitution calls them are servants of the president not to him personally not to donald trump personally but to the president and to his policy direction for them to actively seek to undermine his policy direction is is is is unacceptable bob under under a circumstances i think part of the problem is that at least on foreign policy some of the people he has appointed a national security and so forth are people who do not agree with anything he said during the campaign and i think he does find himself somewhat boxed in by by people that he has themself put in place you know but and you know again we go back to jeff

>(pam) the president is talking about m-s-13... a notorious violent gang. and authorities say... e largest criminal organization in the u-s.(grant) and though president trump is vowing to wipe them out... some members are saying trump isn't hurting them --- he's only making them stronger. the f-b-i says there's been a surge in ms-13 activity in the last two years -- including more than 20 murders on long island. and gang members --speaking anonymously -- say the president's policies may actually be helping ms-13. (grant) what that member is saying rings true for one mother. her teenage son hiding in a safe house after ms-13 tried killing him more than once. she is a witness but will not speak up for fear she'll get deported. between february and may of this year, ice arrested, on average, 108 undocumented immigrants a d

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clapper sais the american media is being tricked by russia into publishing fake news that's after the m s n b c network said they'd received information on the story basis specked it had been forged here's the explanation. at first glance it was just unbelievably red hot. i mean if by any chance this document is real it is so sensitive so classified that i cannot show it to you that it's actually would just explain difficult to validate something like this first things first kudos to rachel maddow for spotting a red flags and that parent me fake documents ad questioning the source. this fight the potentially explosive headline let's just say it took quite a while for many in the mainstream media to do this but two former officials knowledgeable about the situation tell c.n.n. sources familiar with the matter tell the p.c. do what jeff sources are telling us on the condition of anonymity through the sources oh because they're hiding behind this and they can now do you are seen as doing nothing is done to me that you're just going to attack sources to be exact over six months of nonstop cov

butted to they're animals. > ( marty ) president trump is taking aim at m-s-13. s violent gang. and it's the largest criminal organization in the u-s, according to authorites. the f-b-i says there's been a surge in ms-13 activity in the last two years -- including more than 20 murders on long island. and though president trump is threatening to wipe them out... some members are saying the president is ánotá hurting them, they claim the president's policies may actually be helping ms-13: ( marty ) what that member is saying rings true for one mother. her teenage son hiding in a safe house after ms-13 tried moree than once to kill him. she is a witness but will not speak up for fear she'll be deported. between february and may of this year, ice arrested, on average, 108 undocumented immigrants a day with n

equipment that the russian defense ministry had to use and they those were to put if the ninety five m. s. strategic bombers and they dropped. high precision strategic cruise missiles on the border of provinces of hama and holmes and they. the attack was against three stockpiles of weapons and ammunition i sill and also another place that was destroyed is the command center something about these high precision missiles that were used well they have a range of about forty five hundred kilometers and proved effective by russia's objective control measures of course this is happening on the back of the peace talks that syrian peace talks that continue in russia as an envoy ambassador a lot of brands have says that. will come a military police force in security areas all for deescalation zones once the decision is made to create those zones meanwhile un special envoy to syria stefan's. welcomes the progress that was made in us tonight howard he says the presence of the military police force is just very solution the symbolism. we all know everybody agrees. the difficulties shown by. arrangeme

mean i mean i just i think that it's so it's it's fear mongering you sit down and you watch fox news m s n b c don't be all it's more entertainment now it's more they just want to keep you glued to the t.v. screen to see what's going to happen next is up to maybe a typing anything they can hype in order to get people to watch at this point u.s. president franklin delano roosevelt said the only thing we have to fear is fear itself and perhaps the most dangerous fears are those that are manufactured and not based on credible threats they will mop and r.t. new york. whereas look at where the north korea's nuclear program. really is as dangerous as the media seems to make it out to be north korea claims it has a number of nuclear warheads estimated to be ten but pyongyang doesn't yet have any missiles capable of sending a warhead over a launch distance the furthest they've landed a test missile is nine hundred thirty kilometers which falls well short of reaching the u.s. this all means that in effect north korea has no active strategic nuclear forces investigative journalist tim shahrukh bel

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accomplishments now this is happening as we speak right here the news in america if you tune in to m s n b c as we said in previous episodes they are allocating their air time to covering russia gate so you might not know that net neutrality is about to be overturned and you may have even forgotten what net neutrality is so i will remind you now in two thousand and fifteen the obama administration with great fanfare reclassified broadband services as a utility using title to the communications act and doing so the classification of voice court challenges paving the way for strong regulations that require internet service providers to treat all web traffic in the same way the principle is known as. net neutrality which advocates say is crucial for the internet remain open to the free flow of information and innovative services so internet speeds will be like first class economy class and carriage class on the airlines you know or they'll be the super luxury class arrival gate at the airport and then they'll be the plus arrival so there are going to balkanize are going to divide the inte

department that was pretty scary in george you know when i was you know i watch that abysmal station called m s m b c i mean what a rag for when it comes to it's not even journalism you know you watch that station you learn no no when for me there's no new i watch a whole broad gives no new ways i don't know it's amazing to me you learn anything ok george what you know but what it really worries me here and i've mentioned this on cross before how do you talk back some of the things that have been said over the last eighteen months how do you walk about without looking like a traitor and committing treason against your country i mean this is boxed themselves into a corner you have to continue with the aggression which you know more and more troops on borders you know your turn off those. of these planes turn off their their radars and stuff like down i mean this is an accident waiting to happen i mean it's sleepwalking into disaster because i don't see them ever walking any of this back i mean sure maybe they won't get another country to screw up but they're never going to be held accountable an

know, when you don't t he governmentsts, when y you don'te enforcemt,t, and you g got the chance m make piles s of money, guess s what's gonnana happen. right, and we're seeing that play out. from a pure economic standpoint, you've got to sort of look at all the political actors. t p palm oil isis generatingng revenue for the government inin terms of export taxes on palalm oil, in terms of payroll taxes anand payments ino social security systems and all of t the governmenent programs. palm oil is more valuable than the forest right now because of the way we value forests. >> while indonesia is looking to scale upup its production of p m oill, this will come at a great cost.t. it will come at a great cocost to the envivironment anae ececosystem. >> with their old homes deforested, elelephants and othr wildlife h have to move somewhe. it's here inin farming villagess that huhumans and e elephants collilide. in aceceh, communinis rely on agriculture, and when elephants begin eating those crops, conflicts become dedeadl. >> [speaking local language] >> loss of life isn't new to the people of aceh.

m.-s. n.b.c. they've been bleeding viewers for years especially younger viewers they need a sugar high to get their ratings up you have a circus animal like donald trump coming down the escalator you know mexicans are rapists this and that so who's what's going to make us more money and get ratings well showing bernie sanders talking about the fact that our our networks and our parent company is are part of the reason we have such income inequality or let's just show trump and make it a reality t.v. show so the profit motive that was allowed by clinton and others deregulation allowed someone like trump they trump tweeted something at seven am that was what they did all day on a loop on c.n.n. say that with the new york times washington post so blame blame not just. clinton blame the fact that we don't we don't have a media that's out there for public information anymore maybe you are maybe i am other independent people but the corporate media their main goal is not to inform you or to activate you

should be running scared because she believes he is also in for an execution but if one of the leading m s n b c anchors indorse is this kind of stuff it should be fine water concept right and don't forget that conspiracists at the end of the day all first emotion the least satisfying narrative which is also credible because you hope it's true right when you can't say anything truthful just say something which people hope would be truth humor and satire aside all these can be hard to classified as a laughing matter since those people are followed and watched from the screens by millions of people but still you almost have to wonder which bizarre claim they will produce next since they don't seem to be concerned about embarrassing themselves even further. reporting from washington d.c. well that does it for now for more on the stories we cover and go to you tube dot com. and check it out. set our teams out. you can also follow me on twitter add actually banks underscore our team and don't forget the question mark. oh the world just dates and all the news companies merely players but what ki

losing ground to m s n b c the latter is actually focus our stance of delay on more progressive or translation less than plain antitrust stories. a lot of change in the ratings and the perceptions of this media company you check the headlines every day breaking news breaking news is it really breaking people don't know what do you think is going on here. well you just summed it up perfectly i don't know what you need me for but. pretty doggone good let's go through the bit by bit because this is fascinating first let's talk about c.n.n. that what you first alluded to there are movements within the dare i say the progressive left liberal the audience which which which theoretically is historically always look to c.n.n. and they're saying look you have become the story you have you're talking about yourself all the time let's see what that. looks like their numbers have been dramatically better though some would say still hovering around that baby monitor but still that i was steady but i see here is what i find just. right now since this is boom bust the real story is the sixty five to eighty f

our show because people do there is still demand for it it's just that their you know the likes of m s n b c ration their time devoted to economic issues and policies that matter to the ordinary person fair enough that's beautiful well we've got to talk about so don't go away stay right there. every once in a while crosstalk has a look at the big picture of a story in this case it is the middle east one of the current defining trends who are the winners and losers and how is this volatile and very dangerous region changing and is american influence week long. i see you want to see i'm still at the same time that. you know. we might need to move to a lot of homes yet completed money's. going to be. magnificent. some place from which is my point food can save me save us from people really nice and friendly and i might the foreigners feel welcome in russia it's interesting. because the food was dusty quickly just not a very enjoyable place to be and very friendly pay told my son. i'm preaching one letter to be so miserably someplace you go through. the punch. i mean most people. were very

or m s n b c that is one hundred percent sure which is why i'm extremely abusive to her having me you're the real thing that you thank you very much that was eugene puryear host of the political talk show by any means necessary and author of shackled and chained mass incarceration in capitalist america. more training body cameras community policing the hiring of more minorities as police officers a better probation service and more equitable fines will not blunt the indiscriminate use of lethal force or reduce the mass incarceration that destroys the lives of the poor our capitalist system callously discard surplus labor especially poor people of color employing lethal force and the largest prison system in the world to keep them under control this is by design and until this predatory system of capitalism is destroyed the poor and especially poor people of color will continue to be gunned down by police in the streets as they have for decades and disproportionately locked in prison cages thank you for watching you can find us on our t. dot com slash non-contact see you next week. althou

was so free and so patently obviously dishonest but not only that in a time where cable news said ok m s n b c we're on the left with the democrats news we're on the right with the republicans they grew up in a time where the jig was up it was as if we saw behind the curtain and we saw oz standing there and he wasn't this big scary green guy and they don't care for the old stuff so whether whether you like it or not whether there are good journalists or not there absolutely are good journalists without question but i think the bigger problem is that all of these sites these buzz feed's and vox's and mother jones and all these things they have activists that are masquerading as journalists and this is the problem that people see online because you know in the old days if somebody ran an untrue story it was really hard to get the counter narrative out there but now with twitter and with i phones and with you know with you tube you can get the counter story out there so it's harder pass off stuff that's not on it according to politico of ongoing trump job and cushion and malani of trump all

that's m s n b c which is right now fueling a van a phobic can hear a c. theory and a million miles an hour with zero evidence and i'll tell you one more thing about this russia thing people are starting to get skeptical about it just like you and i are right because i'm all for investigating anything and crime any crime let's investigate but what they're doing is investigating a person right which is different and so you're going to catch a person obstructing justice you're not going to get him for the original crime it's kind of the same thing they do. to bill clinton so that's why they're coming after us right now david brooks i don't know if you know david brooks is editorial writer for the new york times and he was also a mainstay on p.b.s. news hour yesterday on meet the press he literally said i'm starting to get uncomfortable with the lack of evidence in this rush best to gauge and yeah he said that at meet the press and meet the press so now what are they going to do they're going to smear their own editorial writer they're coming after you hey yo

and our show because people do there is still demand for it just that they're you know the likes of m s n b c ration their time devoted to economic issues and policies that matter to the ordinary person fair enough that's beautiful but we got to talk about so don't go away stay right there. yes there's a saying. i think they're going to be cheap. and then prove all that come true so let's ideas they're right let's go through this country he said if we give them everything they do to bust. this country. this is what we don't understand how we are in such a country. and there are certain elements of the same time. similar. to the us if you feel. the middle of not that got. to the phone the couple that with the plane. would come back to the place story you have to see. the best. keep you moving. the income inequality wage stagnation gerrymandering of political districts polarization you know the lack of effectiveness in congress there are these are well documented trends going back decades and now they're really acute and manifest to the point where people describe the system is being seiz

of microscopic you know second by second hyperventilating that you see all the time and seeing in an m s n b c it's for me it's just unwatchable you don't learn you don't learn anything at all all you have is a lot of crybabies go ahead. oh exactly and i think where c.n.n. has a legitimate concern is that they've had a history of their deceptions being successful and with trump they're no longer being successful with their deceptions i mean c.n.n. helped spread the incubated baby story that led to the first iraqi war spread the story that led to the second iraqi war tried to spread false stories that led to the syrian. syrian war so there are so accustomed to lying and getting away with it they're shocked when somebody comes in and says hey the emperor is naked and that's what trump does better than anybody he's he's he's that kid who just speaks the authentic truth exactly as it is and that's what terrifies them so much and that's why they have to double down and triple down on these absurd and ludicrous russia hoax stories and other stories that have made a mockery of all of he's allow

m-s 13 has been blamed for the increase in crime.ke a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. .slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for today and saturday as a weak upper trough approaches the northern california coast. even so, most inland areas will remain warm. a gradual warming trend is then forecast from sunday through much of next week as a high pressure ridge strengthens over the western united states. thus, expect a prolonged period of very warm temperatures inland. mild conditions will persist near the coast. (grant) just ahead.. bay area based tesla with a major unveiling.. the release of its newest model electric car.. aiming for mass market appeal..(pam) the courageous rescue of scores of children .. trapped by the flames in a southern california wildfire... (grant) a u-s house committee approved a revised bill that would speed up the depoloyment of self driving cars without human controls.. it would also stop states

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on their m-s-n-b-c morning show..(steve)otherwise ... their affair would be revealed in the national enquirer.as catherine heenan reports, scarborough says he turned down at least three white house calls. "and they said if you call the president up and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike this story." scarbororough and brzezinski first leveled the attempted blackmail accusation in a washington post op=ed piece this morning "he appears to have a fragile, childlike, impetuous ego that we've seen over and over with women, it's like he can't take it."this is the story the national enquirer ran earlier this month, accusing the couple of cheating on their spouses. brzezinski said the paper hounded her family."they were calling my children, they were calling my close friends..." "you're talking about the national enquirer?"the president has close ties to the enquirer.the tabloid endorsed him during the campaign and has relentlessly attacked his political adversari

e-m-s rushed to the rotonda golf and country club to help scott lahodik.as airlifted to lee memorial's trauma center. within a few hours, alligator trapper from florida fish and wildlife caught the gator that attacked lahodick. bill conrod, alligator trapper: "you don't get too many over 10 and a half. he's probably 500, 600 pounds or more. we couldn't life him, we had to use the wench to put him in the truck. the guy is lucky he got away from him."(jr stone) residents on the pond where lahodick was working are now nervous to go near the water's edge. lahodick is scheduled for a second surgery on monday. his family says that he is able to use his left hand, but he is fighting an infection. the captured alligator will be either euthanized and sent to a gator farm. (jr stone) heat related deaths are on the rise in arizona. last year state officials tallied 130 heat related deaths in one of its county's and they believe that those numbers could get even worse this season. the people that are mostly affected by these conditions are the elderly, people who comm

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