one thing for the media to say it. are there things the media should be doing without playing into his hands and acting like they're colluding? >> i think doing what the media has always done. the media isn't the most favored institution in the minds of the gop, but what the media should do is report the facts, stay on the trail with donald trump. stay on the trail with hillary clinton. report it through. and really do a continued service to the american voter who is to analyze donald trump for what he is, not what he says he is. >> i think the facts also include the attempted intimidation of the reporters at these rallies. i think it's time for the cameras to be turned on these people who are snarling at reporters who are threatening them physically. >> there was a sign at one of the rallies with a swastika and the word media on it. they say the vitriol does seem to be increasing. when trump attacked the media, that's when the crowd would boo. now the crowd boos the media before trump arrives. >> i think it's a matter

one cannot say that there had been no media bias. of course there is media bias. what wasn't discussed in the conversation with sean, a gentleman i happen to like a lot is trump's bias against the media. but -- >> does that make the right to challenge -- >> no, no, it does not make it right. look. journalism is not a precise science but at best a crude art. is there some bias? yes. has some of it been not consistent with traditional journalist values? of course, that's true. seeing it as a whole, seeing in context with someperspective, you hear the classic whining to the referees when things don't seem to be going your way. and i don't -- i don't think this is frankly an argument that gets very far with independent and swing voters. it may play well to trump's base voters but i don't think it plays well with infinite swing voters. one thing i agree with the leadership is that the election is not over. you speak of bias, bias that set in that the election is over. >> the people think we know what will happen. >> how much? i agree that's the way to put it but this n

very dishonest media. now, i think what he's talking about, i think he's alleging that these stories aren't trending on social networking sites. let's pull up google news. you'll see the fbi story is front and have on the google news site. furthermore, you look at facebook. james comey's name is trending on the top of the trending box. and on twitter's version of trending, you'll also see the fbi situation. matt, could you help us understand why trump would claim something like this, by the way, claiming it on twitter that something is being covered up that isn't covered up. why would this claim stick with some of his supporters? why are they inclined to believe a lie like this? >> well, i think first of all, i believe that there was some website or media outlet that erroneously made this alknagz. >> this morning, zero heads made this allegation, a financial blog. there's been some other fringe sites that claimed this, but it just isn't true. >> right, but i also think this is part -- this plays into donal

media. this is about an hour and 40 minutes. >> thank you very much everyone for joining us today. can you hear me in the back? for joiningry much us today. i am call saunders, executive director of the center for national interest. we appreciate everyone being with us for this discussion of the russian state and the russian media. hasu.s.-russia relationship obviously did terrier rated sharply over the last two years and particularly over the last several months, with a variety of causes and precipitating events. beenat context, there has increasing attention certainly in the united states and other western countries to the russian media. both in the role of russian in what iide russia think many in the west at this point would call russian propaganda. but also in the role of the russian media inside the country. and its role in shaping public opinion, in mobilizing political support. element ofhat latter this question that i hope we will focus on today. we are very pleased to have two spea

liberal media. does have his point, the number of people in the national media attacking him saying he would not accept the results of an election irrespective of the fraud or irrespective of the corruption of that election is mind boggling. joining us tonight, washington times columnist kelly riddell. i'll be going back to donald trump as warrants. kelly, let me start with his amazing reaction on the part of the national particularly left, but also broader than than that. the national media jumping on him for saying he would not accept the results until the time arrives. i have never seen a more screwball wrong headed reaction to anything by the national media as a group than this. >> it's hypocrisy at its best give what happened in 2000 and what happened in 2004. the fact that john kerry didn't concede until the next day. it's getting too much to handle and the media is getting too much to handle. people are tuning out. they are losing faith in the media. and donald trump has a point. especially w

but it will be trump and social media defeating the mainstream media. second, i think that the only question we ask of every republican is not are you going to support donald trump, are you going to help beat hillary clinton. hillary clinton will be the most corrupt, most dishonest person ever elected. any republican who is willing to help her should join the democratic party. >> agreed. well said. we'll have more with newt gingrich in just a few minutes. four weeks to go in the race for the white house. while donald trump's running mate indiana governor mike pence will join us. later tonight -- >> without the media, hillary clinton couldn't be elected dogcatcher. i mean that. >> donald trump calls out the liberal mainstream media for not vetting hillary clinton's past. we're going to have reaction to the blatant liberal bias that we now know about as "hannity" continues. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business let's just get a sandwich or something. "or something"? you don't just graduate from medical school, "or s

the media is not the one who votes. i hate to put us all in the same but in the beginning, they did not pay enough attention to bernie sanders for sure. they also did not pay enough attention to donald trump in the sense of him being a legitimate candidate representing something important in the republican -- but with the voters at large. they saw him as a joke candidate and they should have taken him seriously sooner. i have brought all these up in the past about donald trump's conduct with women and the 2005 tape in his tax returns -- that's not's stuff that just materialized last month. that has been existing now for almost a decade in some cases and we just happened to have found them now. whether you think that's a conspiracy of the media, i don't believe that. ofelieve it's the symptom the media not taking him seriously from the beginning and not digging into his history like they could have been. how do you handle the vitriol that has been directed toward you. >> one of the challenges we have all felt is the medi

we will hear from tim graham of the media research center talking about media coverage media bias, andhose issues. in the following half hour bradley beychok on that same topic. if you're interested on media coverage for these candidates, give us a call. "washington journal" will be right back after this. ♪ >> our campaign 2016 coverage continues on c-span would live debates for u.s. house, senate and government races. today, north carolina governors debate between pat mccoury and roy cooper. then misty snow and mike lee debate for the utah senate. on thursday, the pennsylvania eight congressional debate between republican ryan fitzpatrick and democrat steve sin tarot. and then richard bird and deborah ross debate for the north carolina u.s. senate. on friday night the wisconsin u.s. senate debate between ron johnson and former democrat senator russ feingold. and is followed at 10:00 by republican joe heck and catherine quartet massive debating for the nevada u.s. senate. watch the complete coverage on c-span and online at c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio at. pp. >> with the s

media. >> for sure. it has been both a darling in some respects to him, because he has been able to get a lot of press and coverage and focus on him. but he is also the guy that says yes to the interviewed. when we tried to book people and other things, people are like, no, no. hillary, no. he says yes. he makes himself available. he sticks around and talks to the reporters after each of the debates in the primaries. i saw it. i was like, wow. he wasn't going home. it was 12:30. again, there's risk with that. it there can be great reward but tremendous risk. what do we see? this is almost medieval in its origins. they build you up to take you down. for the great fall. obviously, they had this opposition research and this tape of him. they knew that this existed. but it was placed and perfectly times for maximum impact. >> who do you think knew -- i'm curious -- >> nbc knew they had it. there is evidence to suggest that as well -- >> that's not what i read. >> billy bush talking about it. >> he talked abo

what is mainstream media going to do? it is so unavoidable that even publication like "new york times" has to cover it somewhat. >> "new york times," every other liberal left wing publication this country that has endorsed her, based on what we see here now. should withdraw chosen dors am and do it -- endorsement and they should do it immediately or they are every bit as corrupt as she is. that entire clinton cartel. the smell is permiating the nation now. >> it makes me think at-this-point her supporters or backers assume that is just part of doing business, that corruption and back-door dealings, or they believe that is a conspiracy. it harder and harder for these people to believe that now, and now more and more mounting evidence, even submitted by friendly, if we will, sources. >> the reality is they believe they will win. >> it is no longer about them, we know what they are. they identified themselves as most corrupt couple in america pool ticks -- politic. >> two weeks ago, abc came out with document that show bill

companies, and traditional media companies, too. >> and that makes traditional media companies nervousit's not just youtube and google but amazon with its own original content and distribution channels, apple tv and facebook's push into video. big tech is starting to look a lot like media. it's also encroaching on telecom's bread and butter distribution business from financing their own cable to satisfy bandwidth needs to offering ultra high speed internet as google fiber already does in nine cities. with tech, telecom and media now playing in the same sand box, they may start competing for the same assets. the at&t time warner deal reportedly came together quickly as apple and others were circling. in a consolidating media landscape, the tech giants will continue to play a major role. for "nightly business report," i'm dierdre bosa, san francisco. >>> >> kimberly-clark cuts its outlook after a disappointing quarter and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the consumer products company missed analysts' estimates for profits and revenue, citing currency headwinds and compete ac

the media, the mainstream media is an extension of hillary clinton. and people are waking up.i'm a young mom of two little kids. i'm a christian woman. and we care about jobs. we care about a president that is going to put the american people first. we care about securing our border. we care about our education for our children. we care about the supreme court justices. our founding fathers in 1776, donald trump is right. they would be rolling over in their graves if they knew what was happening right now. and you know what? the most important thing is the supreme court justices as me as a young mother. that's the most important thing, and everyone needs to wake up and realize that the american dream is over if that's the case. >> i think this is true. >> and you were a victim of this collusion with the media and hillary. you were a victim? >> right. and it's interesting. i knew about this a long time ago. almost ten years ago i knew about the biassed media on the left. it's a shame it's happening to donald trump, but i am so proud of him. he is stronger and standing taller th

today social media is becoming a spec at the same timer sport. it's not just about your interaction with the customer. lots of other customers can see that interaction, and that has an impact on how other people think about your business. >> and beyond airlines what, other categories are customers contacting? >> just about every kind of company has customers using social media and ratings and review sites to try to interact, punish or praise those brands. certainly retail, certainly hospitality, restaurants, financial services, hospitals and health care. >> is it safe, jay, to do this, to basically broadcast, as you mentioned, in this public forum where you might be or what airline flight you might be getting on. is there a more private way to contact companies and get the same outcome? >> that's a terrific question. the best practice is to use social media to initiate the conversation, but you should never as a conum saoer divulge any personally identifiable information in a social media setting, but as soon as you get into the details of your s

that being said, mainstream media viewed that different than we in the media.tream media begged us focus on the media, and we're not allowed to public -- >> that is not -- >> we can never talk about president obama, and the public policy. we can only talk about sex in the mainstream media. >> hold it. that is not what he said. if he said you guys in the mainstream media, or you should focus on what have you, he personally attacked megyn kelly, said he was fascinated with sex and he watches her show -- he talked about her specifically he's seen as attacking a women that had nothing to do with the media in general. he was talking about or specifically, so how you can spin it into something it's about the media. >> it's not spinning it. he was talking about her case -- >> that's not what he said. that's what you're saying. >> he said you. you interpreted that you personally. >> he said you, meaning megyn kelly. he said i've watched your show, don lemon's show, bryan lemon's show, jake tapper. he said i've watched your show, megyn kelly. you are fascinated with sex

the media is an e of the campaign.y think of themselves as journalists but they're actually cogs for a corrupt political machine. donald trump talking about the wikileaks e-mail dump and it clearly shows, yes, he was right all along and i've been right all along. i said in 2008, journalism is dead in america. you see it here. the main stream media in the tank with clinton. david clark is with us, larry elder, the ceo for national coalition for trump. it's everything you and i talked about for years. nbc. cnn feeds questions ahead of time. the new york times. the "washington post." "boston globe." they are an extension. they are clinton campaign. it is so corrupt at a level that nobody really believed until now. and something else. their talking about why some grooms succeed and why others don't like blacks and muslims. and he this say blacks and muslims will not be successful irrespective of circumstances. their expression. what you and i have been saying, to be successful. it is about drive and hard work and self-sacr

we have historic lows of trust in the media, of approval ratings for the media. people don't feel like they're actually able to watch different networks, read different papers and get actual news. and that is pushing people into these further ghettos, and we already have a problem with the ghettoization of media. and i think that's very bad for our republic. we need to have standards that we uphold across different journalistic lines and both on the left and right and now corrupting the mainstream media. we can't trust the media. and that is causing a total breakdown in people's ability to trust institutions. and so, if the media really do care about the problem of rhetoric, about rigged elections and whatnot, they should be redoubling their efforts to be calm and to report the news, you know, rather than tell people what to think. they should just report actual facts and give people a fair shake, try to understand different viewpoints and scrutinize both candidates. it's not bad to scrutinize donald trump. he's gotten that. that's great. we have also a historica

governor, you've dealt with a corrupt media, sheriff you've dealt with a corrupt media.ue. but as newt said earlier in the program, you've got to factor that in. it's just a reality that' never going to change, right, governor? >> that's exactly right. you wake up every day and the first thing you've got to do is look in the media and say, the media will never be my friend. donald trump has to understand they're never going to be for him, always going to be against him. but it doesn't hurt him with the people. most people don't have any faith with the media. they have the lowest approval rating than history. the people don't trust the media any more than they trust hillary. what he said in that clip he played, that was exactly how to play it. tie to media to the same frustrations that people have about the way this system is rigged. don't dignify them. don't give them play place by giving too much attention to them because they don't deserve that kind of attention from him. >> and sheriff, look at the death and destruction in obama's home city of chicago. you know, there

. >>> we begin with social media. for sharing photos. people are now using social networks to send complaints directly to companies, but are they being heard? reporter phil lebeau has this week's cover story. >> reporter: it happens thousands of times every day. travelers rant online about an airline because their flight is delayed or they have had had a bad experience. >> i don't think they can listen to us, because there's so many people who are flying and complaining at the same time. >> i don't think that the airlines are listening to the complaints. >> reporter: ft are watching and often responding to what you put on social media. southwest airlines has a team tracking twitter, facebook and other online sites 24 hours a day, and when customers vent about a problem, southwest reaches out to them. >> the approach is really how can we help? wait a minute, we hate to hear that. what's going on? give us some information and let's see what we can do to straighten this out. >> reporter: social media teams the latest information when a prob

stick to the media. when we come back, katrina pierson responds on behalf of the trump campaign. >> later, is the drip, drip, drip of hacked e-mails hurting hillary clinton or is the press playing it down? ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. here you go.picking up for kyle. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not part. aleve. every time i travel, it's the moments that are most rewarding. ♪ because if you let yourself embrace them, you'll never forget them. the new marriott portfolio of hotels now has 30 brands in over 110 countries. so no matter where you go, you are here. join or link accounts at members.marriott.com. national spoke s national spoke pokeswoman, ckat piers pierson. donald trump is denying the a

one thing for individuals and are there things the media goes without plain the media has always donedia is the favorite institution in the minds of voters. what the media should do is report the facts, stay on the trail with donald trump and stay on the trail with hillary clinton, report it through and really do continued service to the american voter which is to analyze donald trump for what it is. >> i think the facts also include an attempt of intimidation to the reporters at these rallies. it's time for the cameras to be turned on these people snarling at reporters, who are threatening them physically. >> there is a sign left at a rally with -- now the crowd is booing the journalist trump arrives. >> i think it's a matter of safety. >> you do? >> these people are at risk. >> let me ask brad about that. you were at a rally on friday. what was your sense of the crowd's treatment of the media? did it make you uncomfortable? >> it really didn't. again, i don't consider myself, brian, actually media. i'm a business analyst. i cover real estate. >> when you're watching the crowd boo an

mainstream media. >> hillary clinton invited the media to back her up. >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> you are telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> no we are not. >> you are telling the enemy everything you want to do. no wonder you have been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> go to the fact checkers. >> get to work fact checkers. remarkable story in the "new york times" quoting seven unnamed trump advisers saying he had an erratic debate and didn't concentrate or focus enough during prep. what do you make of the idea that the story is fiction and that the idea that at least some of trump's people would vent in this fashion? >> it wasn't fiction. they talked to a number of advisers. there are a few different possible interpretations. one is that his own advisers find this is the best way to get through to their candidates. as much as he despises the media he consums it and this is a good way to get the message. the second is the use of the word advisers. is this really his immediate circle of advisers or are these people outside who talk to the press and also

he's a smart guy doing media for all his life. using media his whole life. to the media in that way with a mike on. he did that to himself. and he cannot then turn around and say the media is biassed because they're using the words that came out of my mouth -- >> i want to play this. this is not the first time he's had a fight with a reporter over sex questions. >> she says you came to her in 1999 at a time when you were having an affair. she says you asked her, sir, to enter into an open marriage. would you like to take some time to respond to that? >> no, but i will. i think the destructive, vicious, negative nature of much of the news media makes it harder to govern this country, harder to attract decent people to run for public office. i'm appalled you would begin a presidential debate on a topic like that. >> in that one he talked about the media, but if when a candidate's private life is in the news, wouldn't the press be remiss not to ask about it? >> i think you brought up the salient point today with that clip. for those of us that watched that medi

team trump verses, well, the entire media. his latest week of whoppers has some beat reporters say that his lying is getting worse. we'll ask two experts and this question, do newspaper endorsements still matter. we'll look at the red states papers speaking out against trump. plus, sean hannity was the subject of jokes on "snl" last night. first, let's peel back the curtain of this first surprise of october. trump's taxes are the story of the day, all over television, all thanks to this "new york times" headline. trump tax records, he could have avoided paying taxes for nearly two decades. this landed on the front page of this morning's paper. how did "the times" get ahold of these records. september 23, reporter suzanne craig walked over to his mailbox and pulled out a pile of mail and spotted a manila envelope. it said "trump tower. ' she was astonished. she wasn't sure if she believed it. here to tell us the rest of the story is reporter suzanne craig. so you received this envelope in the mail. what were the three pages ins

the media is not mean and bad. that's what the media does.rutinize every single candidate, democrat or republican. kayleigh, i'm telling you, we don't say how are we going to get donald trump. we go with the news of the day. usually that is donald trump saying something that is beyond anything -- any comprehension nobody has said this in process and we would be silly not to cover it. we would be remiss not to cover it. we'll be right back. i'll let you speak when we come back. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your small business. wouldn't you love more customers? i would definitely love some new customers. sprint will help you add customers and cut your costs. switch your business to sprint and save 50% on most current verizon, at&t and t-mobile rates. don't let a 1% difference cost you twice as much. whoooo! for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. . >>> an

carson, when you look at the collusion with the media, the media seems -- they're not paying attentionsome of the most profound things that have been revealed here, the propaganda efforts, the lying efforts, the collusion that has gone on here. you know, they just want to talk about the new allegations while simultaneously ignoring juanita broud drik, paula jones, kathleen willey and kathy shelton who i interviewed last night, it shows everything we learned in wikileaks about nbc, cbs, abc, cnn, the "new york times," boston globe is all true, they're in bed with the clintons. the clintons want them to talk about women that make allegations but only against trump and ignore wikileaks. they're just taking orders from the clin tons it seems. >> it does seem that way. it is so predictable. you know, a week or two ago i predicted exactly this would happen. i said that the tape was not going to be the last thing, there would be another thing the next week and another thing the next week because that's what they do, because they don't want to discuss the issues. i mean wouldn't it be refreshi

part of what is going on is the elite media, which really shouldn't be considered news media. they're really propaganda. i'm thinking that the columbia school of journalism should rename itself into the columbia school of propaganda because these people are not engaged in news. they're methodical propagandists for the left, smothering negative information about hillary and maximizing negative information about trump in a way that is a huge disservice to the united states of america and to the people of the united states. >> yeah. mr. speaker, indulge me for about a minute here, and we will put it up full screen for our audience to see. ace just run down the list of revelations here, that the news media is not reporting as they seem obsessed with allegations one after another about donald trump that one by one seem to be becoming debunked, but we know clinton had a public and private position on many of the main issues. if we can put it up on the screen, guys. obama knew about the clintons' private e-mail account. we know clinton claimed saudi arabia and qatar fund you had isis

write to us about media, "mediabuzz".com. when we come back look how the press is handling controversy over donald trump's female accusers and surrogates pushing back. later, a leading voice for each county, kellyanne conway who runs trump campaign and mark cuban, a hillary clinton supporter. all finished. umm... you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way. i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? mother in-law with a glad bag, full of trash. what happens next? nothing. only glad has febreze to neutralize odors for 5 days. guaranteed. even the most perceptive noses won't notice the trash. be happy. it's glad. now that fedex has helped us we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad suggestions here... no matter how lame they are. well said, ann. i've always admired how you just say what's in your h

the establishment media. without conceding there is a bias. though i will say there is an evident in the establishment meet yeah to catch up with themselves, having not taken the trump campaign seriously during the primary. charles: are they actively campaigning against donald trump? >> no, they are not. charles: despite the lopsided coming of wikileaks versus the lewd tapes? >> i'm not detracting from the seriousness of the comments on the billy bush tapes. if it wasn't that they would be attacking on planned parenthood. charles: you just made my case. if it was another republican there would be something shocking us every day from a binder of women. think about some of that stuff that killed mitt romney sound in hindsight. >> donald trump has a way of going over the top of the media. through his twitter feed and the 21 million plus who followed him on facebook. he has been able to talk to people in his own terms in his own way and that might help him out in november. in light of these sexual allegations aga

media research center just came out with a study of media coverage.he conventions, i think the number was that donald trump had gotten significantly more coverage in more than 90% of it, had been negative. sandra: guy, already about to start talking. your thoughts. >> they're right about that. the media coverage of trump has been overwhelmingly negative and bias against trump speaks for itself. it is undeniable. i do think it is important to remember though, not too long ago, this same mainstream media gave trump about $2 billion worth of free publicity and airtime during the republican primary and harvard study went through some of the major outlets and percentage of positive coverage during the primary. cbs news, 66%. "new york times," 63%. "washington post" 65%. then he wins nomination and surprise, surprise, they turn on him. this was predictable, and it is destructive and it is hurting him. this notion that nothing ever affects him, nothing would ever hurt him, some of us argue that wouldn't carry over to the general and it hasn't. sandra: the tr

the media is not mean and bad. that's what the media does.e scrutinize every single candidate. >> no, you don't. >> democrat or republican. i'm sitting here and telling you, kayleigh, listen, we don't go into a show at night saying, my gosh, how we going to get donald trump. we go with the news of the day. guess what, usually the news of the day is quite honestly donald trump saying something beyond anything, any comprehension anyone ever said in this particular process. if we didn't cover it we would be silly not to cover it. >> first of all the media -- >> we would be remiss in our duty as journalists not to cover it. i will let you speak after the break. be right back. . >>> and where were we in here we are. i want to put up these tweets. donald trump tweeting on election day and night of 2012 when president barack obama beat mitt romney for a second term. he said if you experience any harassment or heckling at the polling place from obama supporters, make sure you report it immediately. this election is a total sham and travesty. the elec

. >> that's not a fact. >> come on, richard, there is absolute media bias in network media.ou know that as well as i do. there are also left and right outlets that are both equally biased. we've had network news and writers of newspapers that have been biased for a long time. there is absolute proof of media bias, we know this. it's not just against trump, megyn. media bias has been against politicians, period. everything we've seen from the wikileaks e-mal hie-mails, we tn was inserted about birth control which made the entire cycle become this war on women, which is crazy. >> there is no question that most of the people in the news lean left and that there is a liberal bias baked in. the news tend to be a bunch of young people. the interesting thing about john horowitz' leak, he tweeted after he did that thing with the belt buckle and john larson, and you just never know. you don't know whether he's got the same kind of e-mails to marco rubio's campaign, to ted cruz's campaign. we only have a snippet of the perspective here. good to see you both. >>> with a growing number

"media buzz" begins right now. >>> the media salvaged donald trump over one response in the debate, sparking an outcry whether he'll accept hillary clinton if she wins. >> the media is so corrupt and the pile-on is so amazing. i will tell you at the time. i will keep you in suspense. >> one of the most stunning things i've ever heard in a presidential debate, ever. >> he basically laid in his own coffin with a hammer and nail and pounded the lid. lights out in american politics when you say something like that. >> he hit himself in the head and knocked himself out. >> giving the media yet another hammer to pound trump into pudding. talking points does not understand why donald trump does not understand that stuff like that hurts him. >> how many people in scranton, pennsylvania care about what he said in that answer compared to people in newsrooms that are whimpering and whining with their, you know, their lattes. >> are the pundits giving trump short shift on his otherwise solid performance? are they soothing themselves for his conduct? and is chris wallace praising himself on the question

people can go to other social media outlets. out there across america between the media and the voters. >> you know, just in the earliest focus groups we did in wisconsin, people were really concerned about hillary clinton's health. it was at a time when it wasn't mainstream to discuss that she maybe wasn't as well as she was saying she was. and had a cold in public. then, those people were derided as crazy. they're crazy for questioning that maybe something is up with lik hik's health. then a couple weeks later, she has to leave the 9/11 memorial service early. it gives credence to these conspiracy theories when the mainstream media perhaps isn't being as tough on hillary clinton as donald trump. >> still ahead on "morning joe," john kirby, spokesman for the state department, joins us live. >> plus, under pressure, republican senators across the country try to manage the message. we stand up to our nominee. why won't democrats stand up to theirs? >> but first, here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> this is kind of

it's not corporate media. >> it's actually media. he says media. >> no. >> to a certain degree, then we'll get to joyce. it may have been a different soundbyte that you heard and i heard. there are a lot of soundbytes. we'll get to joyce in a second. i also found talk radio loves to be attacked by politicians. it makes it special. if all the politicians were suddenly saying how wonderful talk radio was, what is left for this medium and the role it plays? joyce? >> that's perfect for what i was going to talk about. i have a lot of respect to thom. he shows up at event that is are largely conservative all the time as the only person broadcasti ining live. the fact you would support hillary clinton is stunning. our junior senator was one of the most highly favored candidates in the republican primary and he is -- to my audience. we can't stand him because of the bill. he lied on my radio program. i never forgave him. i will never support marco rubio. i'm not a republican, happen to be an independent. i don't know if anybody else on this

in media outlets. how reliable would you say it is? thank you. >> thank you for the question. definitely a lot of russian bloggers, journalists, once they realize the conventional media space was closing, they moved into the blogthe osphere and became tremendously successful. but the government realized that and so we see the censorship being shifted to social media as well. it depends on more social media in question. russia has a very big associate networks which is analogous to facebook, conduction. he created it pretty much from scratch. definitely copied facebook in a way. a lot of people were communicating there. during the initial process in 2011. they were kicked out of russia. it was sold a kremlin owner. the majority of the russian position, however, kind of predicted that kind of development. so they moved to facebook. and there is an academic article that shows facebook played a major role during the 2011-2012 for the op session. yet the government definitely understands it. the kremlin is

governor, you dealt with a corrupt media. sheriff, you've dealt with a corrupt media. dealt with it my whole life also. it is all true, but as newt said earlier in the program you have to factor that in. it is just a reality that is never going to change. right, governor? >> well, that's exactly right, sean. i mean you wake up every day and the first thing you have to do when you look in the mirror is to say, the media will never be my friend. donald trump has to understand they're never going to be for him, they're always going to be against him, but it doesn't hurt him with the people because most people don't have any faith in the media. they have the lowest approval rating that they've ever had in history, and people don't trust the media anymore than they trust hillary. let trump focus on those two facts. what he said in that little clip you played, that was exactly how to handle it. tie the media to the same frustrations that people have about the way this system is rigged. that's how he overcomes it. don't dignify them, don't give them place by giving too much a

all of you work for corporate media. i work for corporate media. we are his enemy. do? >> let me get back -- talk radio loves to play the role of not being part of the mainstream media. >> mainstream media treats us. >> i don't know if there is such a thing as a mainstream media anymore. those institutions that are under the umbrella of mainstream media seem to be the one suffering the most right now and turns of disintegrating in the face of social media and in the face of the digital era. >> remember what he said, he is changed it, and is now corporate media. >> it's actually media, he just says media. >> so to a certain degree, it may have have been a different soundbite that i've heard and we can't listen to all of on. but i've also found that talk radio loves to be attacked by politicians. it makes it special. if all the politicians were suddenly saying how wonderful talk radio was, then what is left for this medium? and the role that it plays. >> perfect for what i've said is going to talk about. i find it fascinating, and i have a lot of respect for todd. he

part of what's going on, the elite media, which really shouldn't be considered news media. they're propaganda. the columbia school of journalism should rename itself into the school of propaganda. they're smoothing negative information about hillary and maximizing negative information about trump in a twha is a huge disservice to the united states of america and the people of the united states. >> mr. speaker, indulge me for about a minute here. we'll put it up full screen here for our audience to see as u run down the list of revelations that the news media is not reporting as they seem obsessed with allegations about donald trump that one by one seem to be bocking debunk. if we can put this up. obama knew about the clinton's private e-mail account and we know that clinton claims saudi arabia and qatar founded isis. both of them abuse women abgays and lesbians, persecuted christianance jews, clinton showed concerned about vetting refugees. saying we can't vet them. that means she's willing to gamble with the lives of the american people. clinton bragged about being invited

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so there's more media attention as you said. on the other hand, i think you have hit the nail on the head when we talk about pornography. i mean, we have always had rape and pornography, but now pornography that's easily accessible on the internet to all ages pretty much who can get their hands on a computer or a phone and the images portrayed in a lot of the pornography is that women are objects to be used, that women -- that rape even some of the pornography is the kind of endorsement of rape and so young people now are getting their ideas about sexuality, what it is to have intimate relations in part from pornography and i think that -- so the prevalence of pornography, we could say penetrated mainstream culture in a way that we haven't seen before the internet and certainly that has had a influence about the way both young people think about sex, both men and women. so i think that that's part of the consolation and college campuses, because you have closed system and young people who are sexually active all together on camp