producer rich mchugh that is true i'm aware of it i have been looking into it for a story. it was the new york attorney general's office civil division so you know it's not we're not sure if it could lead to anything criminal but i do know that they've been looking into this and interviewing employees over a number of months artie's natasha sweet will have more on the andy lack story later in the show. you know many times over the past few weeks we've looked on in the will diminish as fox news has kind of changed moved to the left the president's tweeted about it and we've discussed it here this week we take another look at fox on many levels and are they becoming more like c n n n m s n b c and what about people trying to blame them for deaths due to the coronavirus here to analyze all that with us is my friend and yours legal and media analyst lynell of litle media my friend welcome aboard sir thank you sir all right so let's start with this over and out fox news the very entertaining duo of diamond and silk has apparently been unceremoniously dumped by the networks pay p

amy: r rich mchugh, your commen?from speaking to the e natiol archives, say, no, they wouould nonot have that r rort. that it would not be withthin te national archives. amy: let's bring in lynda lacasse, the former neighbor of tara reaeade, who has accused democratic presidential candidate jojoe biden of sexual assault. tara reade accused him in 1993. we just played the clip of tara describing what happened. forward just came recently in the business insider peace and has corroborated tara reade's account. this is your first time speaking on television about this. can you tell us what happened in the midid-1990's?s? how did you know tara? tetell us what she told you and why you're coming forward today. >> tara w was my next-door neighboror. i moved into the apartmement rit nenext to her. we became close at that time. we actually -- she told m me abt it when we were h having a conversation. forth in the articicle i was business insider, outside e and i had just receivd some papers. i was upset t about them. she came

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rich mchugh is a long time investigative journalist.or years at nbc news and he joins us. thank you for coming on. before we get to nc lack come i want to run something by you that i have heard and i honestly don't know if it's true so i want to know if you've heard this. i have heard that new york or attorney general office is investigating nbc on sexual abuse, sexual harassment claims. no one has been charged, but the people have been interviewed. staffers, producers, executives, have you heard anything about this? >> yes, i have, tucker. that is true. i am aware of it. i have been looking into it for a story. it was the new york attorney general's office civil division. we are not sure if it could lead to anything criminal, but i do know they have been looking into this and interviewing employees. >> tucker: that's kind of amazing. just to be completely clear, and i don't think this has been reported. the new york attorney general's office is looking into nbc news. remarkable. andy lack kind of walked out today, what are the circumst

new york attorney general, chrir matthews, and the >> rich mchugh told tucker carlson that the new yorkney general is investigating nbc news 'litany of sexual harassment complaints while lack was at the helm. you recall, it was lit and the lack who refused to air farrow's expose, saying it wasn't fit for air.t so run and pharaoh took it to p the new yorker and won a pulitzer. investigated by fellow nbc investigative nbc news told us it's not aware of any inquiry by the new york attorney general which is odd considering former msnbc correspondent and linda vester said the ag office heard about the investigation three months ago. sean? >> sean: i tend to believe them. one time i believer types are lining up behind biden. speaker pelosi one of the most prominent hypocrites. >> now that he has given this answer do you view this as a closed issue? what is your response? >> it is for me. i have said that i'm proud to support joe biden for president. i believe him when he says it didn't happen. but i also believe them when he says let them look into the records. that's whatec they should do. b

terrorists cannot be trusted and he directed many cease fire proposals in the past stuff under john mchugh is a spokesman for the united nations secretary-general he says the peace talks in libya must resume the mission calls it when both parties to seize this opportunity to media we called all military operations resume the 5.5 joint military commission jobs on burchill basis it did it with the goal to reach a permanent cease fire based upon the draft agreements proposed by the mission on february 3rd the u.n. mission welcomes the initiatives that will allow the libyan people or the brunt of the conflict preserve the holy month of ramadan peace the mission urges all parties to refrain from any provocative acts were statements that are the prospect of a genuine truce and it's just it. lebanon has officially signed a request for assistance from the international monetary fund to help fix the country's crippling financial problems it's one of the main parts of a sweeping economic plan that the government says will help to save lebanon from bankruptcy but the country's banking association say