two recent examples reveal the media's outright war with millions of americans, mollie hemingway andarkowitz help us break down the mini angle in moments. ♪ ♪ >> laura: charles blow is one of the most noxious purveyors of racial vitriol in america today, his "new york times" columns are marked by a twisted logic and limp reasoning behind what always seems to be a rather violent attack on his fellow americans. we've come to expect the worst from him. even we were taken aback by his latest work of hatred that aired on cbs last sunday. the main point of his opinion video is to warn the media against even covering certain views because doing so will amplify them, somehow legitimize them. you may already see where this is going but listen to how he sets this whole stage. >> 100 years ago this week, the new york world began to publish a 21 part explosive expose on the inner workings of the ku klux klan. some believed giving the clan this much exposure was a terrible idea. sure enough, the series did not have the effect that one might have thought, to the contrary, klan's membership explode

joining me as molly hemingway from the federalist, fox news contributor and new york post columnist caroled to think cbs sunday morning was one of the last bastions of americana, good old-fashioned sunday morning news show with cooking and some patriotic tributes but what happened? >> i'm not sure i have such a high view of that media outlet but in general media outlets have such low credibility because they have done such a bad job of covering fully half of the country, appreciate what charles blow is saying by acknowledging most of for because journalism is nothing of the sort. it is propaganda designed to the press people who politically disagree with them and it is being aired on cbs and not just fringe outlets speak to how it has corrupted the corporate media establishment and how terrified they are that they don't control the narrative no matter how hard they try. >> charles and his beautiful landscapes of america visiting all these towns, a romantic vision of those old shows that you noticed the same trend in the coverage, the few liberals who are against some of the more draconian

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molly hemingway, senior editor at the federalist and tammy bruce, host of the get tammy bruce show, andischer, all fox news contributors. they were supposed to be the most transparent truthful administration in american history. what happened? >> i disagree with you. i don't think they are a big con shop. i think they are one big teleprompter shop. without a teleprompter where would president biden be? he can do no communicating on his own. so this administration on every policy they have announced hurt the united states of america, helped the taliban in afghanistan, health russia through energy policies, help people who want to come to america illegally through their border policies and heard all-americans with their economic policies. the communication is a policy failure along every stage. >> the bombshell from the pentagon about the drone strike. here's the centcom head earlier today. >> i'm now convinced as many as 10 civilians including 7 children were tragically killed in that strike. moreover we assess it is unlikely those who died were associated with isis k or were a direct th

joining me now, mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalist and tammy bruce and ari fleischer,white house secretary. let's start with you, ari. they were supposed to be the most transparent, truthful administration and american history. what happened? >> [laughs] i disagree with you, laura. i don't think they are one big communication shop. i think they are one big teleprompter shop. he can do no communicating on his own paired when he does, it's a most always watched. this is begun -- this has on every policy they've announced, hurt the united states of america. they've helped the taliban, they help people who want to come to america illegally, and now they are about to hurt all americans with their economic policies. so forget communications, it's been a policy failure along every stage of the way. >> laura: molly, i mention the bombshell from the pentagon today about that drone strike. he was the head earlier today. >> i am now convinced that as many have ten civilians including up to seven children were tragically killed in the strike. moreover, we know it says it is unlike

howie: joining us to an a liese the coverage, mollie hemingway and leslie marshall. llie, mark milley has basically confirmed the book's account of his calls to china and his meeting on nuclear launch procedures. but he says this is no book deal, it's routine, part of his job. is it possible that the woodward costa book overdramatized those events. >> nobody disputes that it happened. mark milley concedes he called his counter part in china and had a conversation about military action. i think the range of opinion that you're seeing here are people who say already we know enough, not just for this but for many other problems and failures that mark milley has had, he should be fired, he should be held accountable for violating the chain of command here. the moderate position seems to be we need to know what happened on the phone calls, what was he doing. the larger perspective i think is important. the claim is it was okay to violate the norms and violate the constitution, violate chain of command bass donald trump was going to do a nuclear war with china. that's just

molly hemingway is the senior editor of the federalist.d to an art dealer saved if he wasn't the president's son the paintings could go from $2500, $7500 and 10 grand. people willing to pay 50 times that. you would think we should know who these people might be. your thoughts. >> well, the biden family business has always been about giving money to joe biden's son or his brother or other family members for nothing tangible or meaningful in return. and this has been something that the corporate media have not been terribly interested in. why are oligarchs and foreign governments interested in giving money to the biden family and now the added layer of secrecy they can give money to the biden family and we won't even know who they are. >> trace: that's the idea. hunter biden has peddling access for years and years. we have the proof and yet we are letting art dealers now vet the people who are going to be buying these paintings and such things. >> there is corruption throughout much of our government and people do profit off of the power tha

trey: joining me now, mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist" and a fox news contributor.y, thank you for joining us. >> great to be here with you. trey: i want to start with afghanistan. i mean, you know things must be bad if the mainstream media and even some democrats are criticizing biden's withdrawal. but they also know the midterms are coming up, so surely they're not going to continue this criticism. they're going to pivot. they're going to have to, aren't they? >> well, even their criticism has been fairly muted given how horrifically-run this withdrawal has been. there is broad bipartisan support from withdrawing from afghanistan. that in no way means that the manner of the withdrawal has been accepted by people. it's so bad that even democrats have to admit that it was, it has been horribly run. people are used to their heats not caring about -- their heats not caring about national security or economic health, but this is an example of not caring about honor, and honor is very important to americans. this withdrawal was done without honor. evacuating people with

we have got to this internal mollie hemingway tweets "christopher wray who has repeatedly defendant thew claiming to be sorry his agency let nassar rape and assault young girls. i can imagine. you have counseled people through all kinds of things. the healing of the trauma. to feel like the people that they reported it to did not have their back. >> as a father of two daughters who were involved in sports, this is every parent's worst nightmare. shannon, i was so impressed by those four young woman today and their testimony who in spite of their pain, they are willing to encourage other victims to speak out so that they didn't go through the same abuse. my hat is off to those young woman. as i listen to them talk about the pain they endured, i thought about jesus' words. he said it would be better for someone to have a millstone tied around his neck and cast into the sea than to harm a child. shannon, hell cannot burn hot enough for people like larry nassar and anyone who would abuse children. >> shannon: we will track that story and see where it goes with the fbi. also general milley o

mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist" and guy benson political editor town hall.com.io. brit, to hear democrat over the weekend and the president himself on friday, say that this will cost zero, that came -- kept on come up like it was a talking point. what about that? >> it's ridiculous. and they keep saying this. and i suppose what they're trying to say is because it's paid for it didn't cost -- it doesn't cost anything, which is preposterous on its face. it's like saying my kids' education, college education didn't cost anything because i was able to raise the money to pay for it it's ridiculous on its face but it does show you that there is at least some resistance, obviously among democrats to this level of new spending on top of the reckless spending that went on all through the obama and trump years as well. so people are balking at this. remember, bret, the price tag is, you know, 3.5 trillion on paper but it would be upwards of 4 trillion by the time all is said and done let's' assume they have to compromised and cut in half that's still $2 trillion more in s

. >> pete: here to respond lara logan most of fox nation lara logan has no agenda and mollie hemingway fox news contributor. a lot to unpack over the course of the week and just today they want us distracted by a fake news story. the reality is they are dumping illegals into our country and testing nobody for covid. >> yeah. it's not just about a fake news story that they are distracting us from, pete. it's a much bigger strategy because while we are so focused on the picture of the ground, we are not looking two layers up. the strategy two layers up is that they have demonized ice, they have -- they didn't go and abolish the agency because they knew that that would show their hand, right? that's why obama didn't like defund the police. those words being used. that is the goal, that is the intent, but they like to dress it up with a nice big bow and euphemism. what they have done here with the horse patrol, they didn't just take away, you know, these agents and throw them under the bus. they actually attacked the very heart and soul, the symbol of the border patrol for as long as that

mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist" and steve hayes editor of the dispatch.iden said before about that. >> yeah, pretty extraordinary on several different levels. look, if the white house wants to defend the decision by president obama to withdrawal troops and effectively surrender afghanistan, that's well within their rights. what they shouldn't do, what they can't do is lie about the advice he was given. >> bret: you mean biden. >> yeah. >> we have clear that president biden didn't tell the truth about this as we heard from the generals today. i mean, he received advice from the generals that he should keep at least 2500 troops. you heard general mackenzie defend the decision to withdrawal troops or to shut down bagram air base there were other generals, i'm told, that add rised against this. he had conflicting advice but what was clear was that the generals in effect as a consensus told him that there would be problems if the u.s. withdrew in the manner that we eventually withdrew. i think you saw that and that was one of the clear take aways. the other ta

let's bring in our panel mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist."son political editor at town hall.com host of the guy benston show on fox news radio. guy, are i guess there is this frustration about data and policy decisions based on data and are we getting the right data? >> i think it's a very legitimate question. i think the study that you just cited about hospitalizations is very important because there is a distinction it would seem maybe there should be when it comes to crafting policy between people who show up on a hospital because they have covid symptoms and they feel like they are bad enough that they need to be hospitalized that's a serious thing. of course, that happens on a wide scale. there are people in icu, that's not a myth. there are many others it would seem people show up to the hospital for other reasons. incidental to covid. has nothing to do with cody but required to take a test. they test positive. that is counted in the big bucket nationally hospitalization whether it's caused by covid or being treated for covid or not tha

mollie hemingway and sean parnell weighed in on what's going on with that, listen to this from last night'sked someone to lie in exchange for military support. it sounds like something that last year would have caused major problems for the previous president. >> they don't call him quid pro-joe for nothing. and the most horrible thing about all of this, tammy, is that the fact that he to lie means that he knew six weeks ago that things were going to go bad. >> that's correct. >> he didn't address this strategy. he didn't warn americans in that country to leave. steve: regarding now there are a number of republicans saying he should be impeached. andy mccarthy in the national review writes it's not impeachable. he says biden's phone call with ghani was appropriate but his afghanistan policy was disastrous. trump's phone call was inappropriate in part but his ukraine policy was fine. arguably an improvement over his predecessor's neither case warranted misconduct impeachment and removal. mitch mcconnell said yesterday there ain't going to be no impeachment because, he didn't say that i'm jus