failing us when it comes to covering the story of the century man made climate change and his media matters as recently reported there's no better example of this failure than the decline of coverage of climate coverage at reuters since that news organization hired paul ingrassia as an editor grosse's a self described climate skeptic and questions whether or not global warming is man made nine climate changes absolutely nuts the u.n. z intergovernmental report. climate change is a consensus document meaning that one hundred percent of the people who worked on it agree with its findings the i.p.c.c. is authors of the top climate scientists on earth and they say that burning fossil fuels causes climate change is that in light of this sort of scientific consensus denying climate change is about as sensible as believing that a shape shifting reptile illuminati controls the world in fact in terms of pure percentages there are more people who believe in a shape shifting reptile illuminati there are scientists who deny climate change the writers in grazia is apparently perfectly comfortable with h

thanks to media matters, we now understand obama economics far better.rawing from the labor market should send thank yous to the white house for those new part-time jobs, higher taxes and freedom brought by government imposed health care and they should fall to their knees in gratitude for mr. obama's ever larger government and redistributionist emphasis. it's all so clear now, isn't it? joining us now, the a team, led off by national review columnist and fox news analyst and fellow at the manhattan institute, former adviser to the romney campaign, roy. >> choose to work less? choose to work less? are you kidding? are you telling me that message out there is we want you to choose to work less because that's going to look better for us? >> lou, it wasn't just the media matters. the white house actually explicitly made that line. ms nbc, the entire progressive movement is going on and saying it's a great thing that will will be 2.3 million less people participating in the workforce. it's not 2.3 million people less working in the workforce it's 7.5 or 10 m

as far as -- >> lou, it wasn't just the media matter.y explicitly made that line. msnbc the entire progressive movement is going on and saying it's a great thing there will be 12.3 million less people participating in the work force. by the way, it's not 2.3 million @%ople less working in the work force. it's about maybe 7.5 or 10 million people whose hour will be cut back by 10, 20 hours a week. lou: when they passed obamacare they said it would create 4 million jobs. >>> we have propaganda and various allied groups around that are basically here to tell us up is down, right is left, and black is white. it's astonishing. it was overwhelming endeavor today. they were caught flat footed. to watch jay out there trying to spin this thing. to see an economist trying to spin things. just like a -- >> honesty. >>en integrity. >> right. on the part of an academic. he's nothing more than an -- >> you know what is telling? august -- recently as august of 2003, white house economists and independent economists align with the administration like da

and eric from media matters. thank row all. that's "all in" this evening.h steve kornacki sitting in for rachel. >> good evening. thanks for that. thanks to you at staying with us the next hour. rachel has the night off. november 2nd, 1983, ronald reagan created a new national holiday. >> it's official now. the dream of his family, friends and followers was realized today when president reagan, not an enthusiastic supporter of the idea, signed a bill declaring the third monday in january as a national holiday honoring martin luther king jr. chris wallace was there today in the rose garden for the ceremony. >> reporter: there was an air of celebration in the rose garden but also an underlying tension. white house officials wrestled for days

he is the president of not just the daily kos or media matters or any of these left wing organizations. he is the president of all the people. it would have been nice if he said, you know, i was really disturbed by the irs issue and we are investigating it. and i'm going to have more to report to you on that. >> quick question, how is the radio show going. >> it's going great, 200 stations. 400,000 twitter followers. great stuff going on. >> never dull. >> morning till night that's all we do is work. >> great to sigh. -- see you, greta. >> donald, nice to talk to you. >> hello, greta. >> donald, i think you are going to start a stampede to new york. i just read that if you were in charge, if you were governor, i assume, that you would cut taxes by auto%. there is going to be a stampede to new york. >> well, the republican party and the leaders, they want me to run so badly for governor. we will see what happens. it's there is such disunity. we have a top man in the republican party ed colmes who is doing absolutely atrocious job in terms of putting the party together. had a lot of loss

national sovereignty and democracy unfortunately the mainstream media doesn't seem to care or any media matters for america over the past six months only one nightly network news show the p.b.s. news hour mentioned the trade deal and the only mention at once and that one mention occurred when a scholar from a d.c. think tank said the signing out of the d.p.p. was essential to improve relations with asian nations cable news did a little better when it comes to t.p. coverage of fox so-called news had no mentions c.b.s. talked about it once and m.s.m. b.c. talked about it thirty two times but those thirty two times were mostly on one show the edge show because m s n b c is only avail. by premium subscription there is a very good chance most americans never watched talk about the t p b and that's a shame corporations in charge are writing that have already hidden their plans from the public eye at least the mainstream media could do is report on their secrecy joining me now for more on this is my passion tony attorney and host a ring of fire radio pat welcome back. now how are you i am i am concern

only bad guy here sunday shows as a whole do a terrible job talking about climate change a recent media matters study found that they talked about climate change for a total of twenty seven minutes in all of twenty thirteen that's right the major sunday shows talked about the greatest threat our species has ever faced for less than half an hour during an entire year that it's very very . pretty sealers lizard. living among us the life of a politician isn't easy to beat in the public eye means you often have to be crazy rumors about yourself president barack obama for example had to release his birth certificate to prove he was an american citizen and poor christine o'donnell meanwhile actually had to release a campaign ad to get into people she wasn't a witch i'm not a witch i'm nothing you've heard i knew. remember that pretty weird well christine o'donnell's image problems are nothing compared to those of you zealand prime minister john. check it. prime minister received an official information act request for any evidence to disprove the theory that key is in fact a shapeshifting rip tilley

say out law -- >> it has become a combine of the white house, of msnbc, of organizations like "media matters other reach people in this country who call themselves progressive. who join together and they say mr. president, we have to get you out of trouble on benghazi, irs, the economy, and so let's go after fox news. we'll distract the world. >> but it is even at a sense where you can't even raise questions about policies about obamacare's effect on the left, without people coming on and saying it is a racist attack. >> ainsley. >> i just think that somebody at msnbc needs to sit down with their anchors and say look, you have got to control the message you're preaching. >> the credibility is down to 3% in that poll? terrible, fox is number one in percentages of trust. >> and mccarthyism is at an all-time high. >> thank you, well said, and coming up tonight on "hannity". >>> well, thank you, that is very nice. where were you people when i was negotiating my contract? huh, where were you then? >> all right, the king of late night, jay leno signs off tonight. when we come back, we'll play sand

in this clip, flagged by media matters -- >> there was an incrementalism to what happened in germanyaces historically where they came in slowly and they started, you know, the power struggle between the different races and the power struggle between different elements of society. i really believe that what we see with the irs can be compared accurately and historically to the early maneuvers of people like jack-booted thugs like the brownshirts. i think he really wants to destroy america. >> comparing the obama administration to nazi germany? that's disgraceful. but what is more disgraceful is the party's coziness with talk like this. joining me now are joe madison and dana milbank. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. >> dana, what does the gop's tortured relationship with ted nugent tell us about the party? >> well, look. ted nugent has just stepped in it again. if he had any sense, he would be goose stepping his way away from the cameras and out of the limelight at this point. in the immediate sense, i think, really, the only damage here

media matters just a few weeks ago did a study looking at all of the broadcast news coverage of climate change. they found that on the sunday shows in all of 2013, there was 27 minutes total combined on the big four shows on snbs, cbs, abc and fox. one show "meet the press" did no coverage at all. "face the nation" on cbs had the most. the broadcast evening news shows covered it more probably because they do more coverage of extreme weather events and so when you talk about extreme weather often you find yourself talking about climate change. by and large we're talking about a huge issue really under covered on our major outlets. >> and so we would think as we have last week, three of those sunday shows covering the topic think that would be a god thing. >> right. >> you said it wasn't. why is that? >> well, i really focused on "meet the press," "face the nation" and "this week" did coverage. "face the nation's" was especially good. what those two shows did that "meet the press" didn't do was they talked to scientists. they both talked to either climate scientists or meteorologists. "me

and eric from media matters. thank row all. that's "all in" this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts with steve kornacki sitting in for rachel. >> good evening. thanks for that. thanks to you at staying with us the next hour. rachel has the night off. november 2nd, 1983, ronald reagan created a new national holiday. >> it's official now. the dream of his family, friends and followers was realized today when president reagan, not an enthusiastic supporter of the idea, signed a bill declaring the third monday in january as a national holiday honoring martin luther king jr. chris wallace was there today in the rose garden for the ceremony. >> reporter: there was an air of celebration in the rose garden but also an underlying tension. white house officials wrestled for days about how to usher in a holiday the president opposed. they finally decided to embrace it. >> traces of bigotry still mar america, so each year on martin luther king day, let us not only recall dr. king, but rededicate ourselves to the commandments he believed in and sought to live ever

but as the folks at media matters point out and fox news, it was just a prescription to question thegality of the decision, and of course blame president obama. >> i just wonder, is this president obama now saying that corporations are allowed to have values and express them? >> is it okay legally, since you're a lawyer, to restrict tobacco availability in a private store like that? >> you want to pick up a pack of cigarettes with your prescription? don't go to cvs, because the nation's second largest drug store chain is quit tobacco cold turkey soon. did the obama administration play a role in that decision? >> behind all those right wing smoke and mirrors, it always comes back to the obama administration. sure, the president, a former smoker himself applauded the decision. so did many americans, including me. i think some of those folks at fox news could use a nice dose of reality. maybe they can pick one up at cvs. nice try, but we got you. ur con. will she choose to help maintain her hands... or to really clean her dishes? oooh, we have a game changer?! [ female announcer ] dawn

not quite exactly the same, before media matters calls. not exactly the same but similar idea.t coburn is saying already, obamacare has doubled in price. that is what he concludes. >> although we point out it is a little too soon to figure out exactly. obamacare is not fully implemented, but, but, here's the problem with this. if you look how medicare, medicaid, all the government program that involve some subsidies and premiums and how it is structured it is not that much different than obamacare. that's the problem, if you have government that much involved in an insurance program, it is almost like on autopilot. that is what we have here. bill: but the politicians don't touch this stuff because it is outside control of the budget. if you had a vote you could not do anything bit. >> i agree. politicians never touched fannie and freddie until it blew up and costs us a lot of money. that is where we're going. sound great, fannie and freddie, affordable homes for everybody. this sound good too, medical care for elderly and sick and people that can't afford it. the row to serfdom

our social media guru with a how-to for federal agencies. "government mattersts right now. >> from abc 7 and news channel 8, this is "government matters." >> government is the engine that runs this city, that is why government matters. every week we ing you the top headlines itech, security and management. i am your hostmaurice jones. the white house wants to help american industries prevent cyber attacks. this week president obama launched a cyber security framework, a series of voluntary standards assigned to create critical computer systems. one year ago obama signed an executive order for their creation. he still wants congress pass copperheads of cyber legislation. edwards notegain access to some of the nsa documts he later disclosed by copying a coworker's password. now the nsa tells congress that coworker has

you are, if you have a good group of guys that come together at the right time, it doesn't matter in the media. it comes together in a sense you're always going to be relying on your teammates. >> same thing. the biggest thing in new york, it's new york. everybody, there's so much temptation to go out to the city and be a part of this and be a part of that. and then all that stuff will come to you. it's the best place to win. when you win here, you're a winner for life. they will never forget it. you have to do your due diligence, put in the work. don't worry about -- all the young guys want to go, where's the hot spot. there's so much things to do in new york. you have to do your work. that's what he's talking about. once you have a group of guys that do work, everything else will take care of itself. >>. at the beginning of the show, larry told me he was going to take his coat off. that has not happened yet, but justin tuck is without a coach. so he's the toughest one. >> he's the one from minnesota. >> it's not happening. >> i'm cold, but i'm toughing it out. >> you have to prepare. you hav

matter. now, media companies. one up 3%, one down 7%. this one here interestingly enough, founded in 1923, storied history. this one here has road runner and wiley coyote among its ranks. >> acme? >> saving mr. banks, oscar worthy movie. this is the home of turner networks. maybe a little bit of sign here. >> disney is green. >> that's right. disney is green. >> this guy is? >> i don't know. >> time warner. okay. >> time warner. all that stuff, warner brothers. two different media companies, very large, moving in opposite directions. stock picking matters and that's the reason why a lot of investors feel like this is a market that's getting back to some semblance of normal. >> fantastic. thank you very much, dominic chu. so which stocks should you consider marrying with your portfolio? let's ask robert luna and matt mccormick. great to see you. i'm going to go straight to disney. we didn't actually know we would be talking about that because it was a live quiz and we weren't given the answers in advance but robert, you have disney as one

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stopped brushing my teeth i've stopped flossing i think that might help solve the problem no matter how much the media after the doomsayers of the games toothpaste will be toothpaste and nonsense will be nonsense in the end the olympics will celebrate joy excitement and victory there will be winners and there will be losers hopefully able to move on with at least some snippets of dignity you're not concerned at all you know you're really not really truly we piece about why and especially if you're going to r.t. new york and just a few hours ago a poll scot spoke to a man responsible for persuading american tourists to come to starchy he says his job has been made much more difficult by the negative coverage in the media. we've had some people back out because of what they've heard on the news do you think the i mean why do you think there is such negativity in some parts of american media around such even if a year and a half is unjustified i think because of what they call the ring of steel i think this is a very secure place i think i would be more on secure an american classroom that i would be in

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changed our stop brushing my teeth stop flossing i think that might help solve the problem no matter how much the media out as the doomsayers of the games toothpaste will be toothpaste and nonsense will be nonsense in the end the olympics will celebrate joy excitement and victory there will be winners and there will be losers hopefully able to move on with at least some snippets of dignity you're not concerned at all no you're not really known are you really truly and we piece about why and especially if you're going to r.t. new york we're on top of all the latest from saatchi here in the studio and online as well keep up to date just head to our official facebook page for a chance to share your comments on the sporting spectacle right up there and you can also submit any questions you'd like to hear the athletes answer and their interviews with r.t. following their reaction and counting the medals just stay with r.t. for your limbic news coverage in a couple of hours time we have got our sports special coming up with all the updates on this weekend's sporting victory straight from saatchi. g twenty fo

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a fair assessment or another example of the media oversimplifying matters?a drought intensifies as the state waits for relief. will carr live in fresno. >> reporter: hi, heather. the president is coming to california later today to see just how bad the drought is, and coming up after break, we'll tell you exactly how big of an impact this is having on crops sold all across the country. ♪ pleasure. ♪ jon: obamacare is not quite the same law it was when it fist passed the congress -- first passed the congress. since 2010 president obama has made 29,tive changes including delaying key parts like the employer mandate. all of it done without congressional approval. it's a far different tone than the one senator obama struck back in the 2008 when he blamed president bush for using too much executive power. chief white house correspondent ed henry life at the white house with more on this controversy. ed? >> reporter: good to see you, jon. the president today again talking about executive action. he was at a retreat in maryland with house democrats, sort of of an e

stopped brushing my teeth i've stopped flossing i think that might help solve the problem no matter how much the media after the doomsayers of the games toothpaste will be toothpaste and nonsense will be nonsense in the end the olympics will celebrate joy excitement and victory there will be winners and there will be losers hopefully able to move on with at least some snippets of dignity you're not concerned at all you're really not really truly we piece about why and especially if you're going to r.t. new york. and that's of course stay in sochi and talk to our correspondent paul scott and amman who says his life has been made much more difficult by the negative coverage in the media pull over to you. yes thank you so much to discuss some of the issues raised in that report joined by some. he knows the situation on the ground better than much the american citizen i'm so resident brian white brian thank you so much for joining us hey we're not saying first things for us just tell us what exactly it is you day and how you define yourself to be in such a well first of all i'm in partnership with a trave

test i stop brushing my teeth stop flossing i think that might help solve the problem no matter how much the media act as the doomsayers of the games toothpaste will be toothpaste and nonsense will be nonsense in the end the olympics will celebrate joy excitement and victory there will be winners and there will be losers hopefully able to move on with at least some snippets of dignity you're not concerned at all you're not really not really truly can we piece about why and especially if you're going to r.t. new york he's one of the most popular action figures in motion picture history and by now the martial arts expert steven seagal is front and center in another role that of a long foresman officer the actor is once again starring in a reality series called steven seagal law man marco polk county but the action film star also has a lot to say on everything from u.s. border security to sochi winter olympics security earlier i spoke with steven seagal and asked him if he thought the concern for safety at the sochi olympics had been overhyped. i mean i think you can never be too careful i think ther

this changed stop rushing mighty stop loss and i think that might help solve the problem no matter how much the media does the doomsayers of the games toothpaste will be toothpaste and nonsense will be nonsense in the end the olympics will celebrate joy excitement and victory there will be winners and there will be losers hopefully able to move on with at least some snippets of dignity you're not concerned at all now you're really not really truly. about why and especially if you're going to r.t. new york well we asked some of the athletes in sochi what they think about the alleged security issues as well as the overall atmosphere of the games so far everything has been amazing it's running like clockwork and everything's just going really really well there hasn't been any problems as of as of today my parents have been a little bit worried they just like to just be careful what you do and they really wear the uniform when you have to you know when you don't need to just be a bit half of the security is really good so it's better than we thought it would be i had a really great time here and i have n