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me, let meed toas what was your take away. a president trump was worried about the leaks, not necessarily michael flynn. >> and it's sort of a deflection to a crux of the story. it shows there are some real serious questions about what is going on between the white house and russia that a lot of democrats want to get into. what is sort of ironic donald trump loved all of the leaks of hillary clinton's e-mails ands all the dirt that came out of the campaign and now he's not at huge fan of the leaks because it's harmful to him.im. a lot of reporters did ask is how far and how are we going to investigate these leaks? i any that's a good point because when you think about when wikileaks was gaining critical mass, marco rubio said he didn't jump on it because he very easily turn on the republicans. we know not much came out on the republicans. it was mostly about i haven't granted we're talking about two different leaks here, as we move forward are we going to see an internal investigation or arenv they gesoing to keep coming back

this week, meed, rachel, richard, welcome, everybody. what do you think about the boycotts on both sides of the spectrum? >> i think that the political boycotts will pretty much fall flat. it only works when there's a lot of media attention on the companies. you've seen, for example, 55 out of 144 companies have conceded to their customers when there's a change, but when it comes to these political boycotts, it's different than a traditional boycott. what's becoming so strange, eric, the fact that you have the ceo's of the companies coming out and really being outright political, stating their opinions, instead of really just focusing on what products they want to sell and for customers, it's a turnoff. they want to say i like my latte, i want it buy it and move forward on it, so, i really find that it really-- it's short-lived these political boycott. eric: let's talk about about-- you're going to buy the tesla order? >> i was considering buying a tesla, but now that they're on the board, i'm reconsidering it. eric: why? >> i have probl

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what we are seeing now is a fraction of the meeds media. >> well said. it doesn't surprise me that rush limbaugh is -- or fox is on a different cultural base than the rest. i notice every time trump takes a shot at cnn, which he likes to do, everybody in the media laughs. there's an audience of peanut gallery that may include reporters, that is damming. they laugh at a guy that got his shut up. >> of course. this has been a problem from the beginning. trump uses the -- i covered the trump campaign. he used journalists as a prop for campaigning. >> what about sam's point? >> i think it's true. it was true in the press conference before he got sworn in. he got out there. he bashed cnn and buzz feed. then set the tone and made the whole thing about the good journalists and bad journalists. >> he called on a guy in the back, then our friend april. how about a good question, a friendly question. >> he tries to flatter journalists that he wants them to like him and treat him well and the ones that don't, he attacks. >> it's an obvious strategy. after the perfo

. >> i had a wonderful team behinn me, not just of supporters but other athletes who helped meed prepare for h this. a great trainer who gave me a m program every day. i simulated the seven marathons on seven days, not on seven days, but i can it here in the d.c. pennsylvania area.area > you starred at ain't artic. >> chili, miami which you had a big contingent. > talk abnut miami. >> miami i was able to see mymy beautiful parents and then some wonderful people came down and fromy pennsylvania to run with me and cheer me on. > dubai and sidney, which stands out as the most difficult challenge. >> definitely dubai.ubai everybody thought it would be antarctica because of the temperature, but it was dubai. it was almost the 5-degrees and very, very who the. > you have several of your shoes here. you did this for a good reason.. you're doing this to talk aboutk the shoes and the significance. >> new balance sponsored me. they gave me 14 pairs of shoes. so each marathon i wore two different pairs of shoes and wee sent a template over socialcial media to children that had brain cancer or brain

he tweeted, the fake news meed is going crazy with conspiracy theories and and blind hatred. stories that he doesn't like conspiracy theories, when it comes to actually he's the king of conspiracy theories himself. so here he is talking about ted cruz's father and president obama help listen to this. >> his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald's being, you know, shot. the whole thing is ridiculous. what is this, right prior to his being shot, and nobody even brings it up. >> i wish he would, because if he doesn't it's one of the greatest scams in the history of politics. you are not allowed to be a president if you're not born in this country. >> again, what we said about birtherism and all that, what do you think? >> this is what we paid for. this is what this country paid for, and now we're surprised that it's not going that well. we have seen this all throughout the years. you watch any episode of "the apprentice," i don't know why you would go, that guy would be a good president based on his appearances on a reality game show. >> but there are a lot of people

speak of, while mattis, pence and kelly are there in munich, i don't believe the mainstream, fake news meed yadia is running very, i inherited a mess, i'm in the process of fixing it. then today he tweeted we'll be having many meetings this weekend, big speech in melbourne, florida. a lot to talk about. while all that's going on in terms of what we're hearing from donald trump, russia's foreign ministers also at this conference. how is he responding to this harder line by way of pence there in munich? >> well, not very well, fred. look, for all these messages by donald trump and other members of his campaign during the campaign, he -- they're seeing this kind of mixed message coming from the administration. they were expecting a. warmer relationship. they were going to work together in syria. they were going to have a much more cooperative relationship between the u.s. and russia. you heard from defense secretary mattis, u.s. ambassador to the u.n nikki haley all taking about a tougher line with russia. they feel like this is not what they bargained for and they're talking about what they w

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i picked up the phone and asked bryant to do this, and he said you had meed a hello. >>> let's starteck of the headlines. an investigation underway into a tragic plane crash overnight. four americans and a pilot were killed when their small plane slammed into a mall in melbourne shortly after takeoff. there may have been an engine fire onboard. thankfully, no one was inside the mall was injured. >>> president trump has named h.r. mcmaster as his new security adviser, calling him a plan of tremendous talent and experience. mcmaster replaces michael flynn, who le who left amid conversations with the russian ambassador. >>> 500 people were forced from their homes overnight. officials left the evacuation order in place just to be safe. rivers across california have been reaching flood levels with a series of storms that have been pounding the region. >> now, to an emotional announcement from david cassidy. the singer at "partridge family" star. a good friend of our show. revealing he is in the early stages of dementia. >> it is sad news. david cassidy, no stranger to dementia. his grandf