murdoch by certain. thinkers of the political spectrum you know it will be undone if the trump himself. but for the moment or now. it's impossible to see. the relationship between it may well be that paul ryan wants to . see a world i would say that the president's bedrock of support at fox is wavering. i don't think his relationship with fox news is going to change and may criticize certain people within fox but his relationship with the network is still very strong he needs fox in a way that they really get to his base they get to the people who. vote for him and well he hopes will vote for them again. sometimes facts anchors hit the road with president trying not to cover him to campaign with you. when jeanine pirro or sean hannity appear on long side trump at a rally they look more like running mates than journalists when hannity returns to his studio he routinely criticizes other reporters for their lack of objectivity biden incorporated they have now been exposed as by the media mob is one and the

inevitably, in this particular article, rupert murdoch.pert murdoch. inevitably, in this particular article, basically mike ashley is saying, if you're going to call me a bad boss, i'm going to retaliate is retaliated by accusing corbin of being... didn't you vote for leave and then leave the country? the chamber of commerce and the cbi are very concerned about this. this antibusiness rhetoric from corbin because of course, there are challenges. there will be difficulties about investment and jobs. it will damage jobs and investment if these people pull out of the country. a lot of people think that about leaving the european union, don't they? he's got to appeal to a very diverse constituency, hasn't he? it is a form of populism in a sense to attack the elite but this has been a successful area for him in the past, even though he is, in a way, an establishment politician because he's been an mp for years, hitting himself on the outside has worked well forjeremy corbyn and it appeals to people's sense in which they see unfairness in their

and we have something that the rupert murdoch, mike ashley and borisjohnson of rupert murdoch, mike ashley, mike ashley and borisjohnson of this world do not have, we have people. hundreds of thousands of people in every part of our country, who will make this the biggest people powered election campaign in the history of this country. applause we are young, we are old, we are black, we are white, we are straight, we are gay, we are women, we are men, we are people of all faiths and none. we are from the north, we are from the south, we are from scotland, we are from wales, we are from every part of this country. and when labour wins, the nurse wins, the pensioner wins, the student wins, the office worker wins, the engineer wins, we all wins. there've been violent clashes at anti—government demonstrations in iraq, leaving several people dead. it's being seen as an escalation in a series of protests against the country's current political system. aruna iyengar has this report. a strict curfew did not deter these crowds. baghdad's tahrir square, also known as liberation square, where thousan

rupert murdoch's heir apparent. and murder is reportedly far less a number of the president than his father is and although fox continues to hire ex administration officials like former director of communications picks it is also hard one of trump's republican adversaries the former speaker of the house paul ryan which may prove significant down the road. if you could combine a roller coaster and revolving door that would describe the relationship between the republican party and the white house and fox news and this is part of the. murdoch bias or the chances thinkers cross the political spectrum you know it will be undone if the trump himself. but for the moment or now. it's impossible to see. the patient. it may well be that paul ryan wants to. see a world i would say that the president's bedrock of support at fox is wavering. i don't think his relationship with fox news is going to change and may criticize certain people within fox but his relationship with the network is still very strong he needs fox in a way

rupert murdoch's heir apparent lachlan murdoch. is reportedly far less unarmored of the president than his father is and although fox continues to hire ex administration officials like the former director of communications hope here is also hard one of trump's republican adversaries the former speaker of the house paul ryan which may prove significant down the road. if you could combine a roller coaster and revolving door that would describe the relationship between the republican party and the white house and fox news and this is part of. murdoch by certain agencies thinkers cross the political spectrum you know it will be on john if the trump himself. but for the moment or now. it's impossible to see. the. it may well be that paul ryan wants to. see a world i would say that the president's bedrock of support at fox is wavering. i don't think his relationship with fox news is going to change and may criticize certain people within fox but his relationship with the network is still very strong he needs fox in a way that they really

they a business decision the murdochs are making. it's unfortunate because the fox news audience is not served well by having uncritical views of what the president is saying. there's no dispute about the fact that the president doesn't and unless somebody says that on fox's air, theres no way the audience would know that. that's unfortunate. shep was very good at that. >> julie, you did sue fox for harassment and retaliation. you mention the secondives in in charge. do you have a personal axe to grinds against them? >> i have no personal axe to grind. the person i mentioned is no longer there as a executive, neither of the two are there as executives anymore, so i don't. this is purely from talking to people still at fox who feel strongly that roger ailes, whom i did sue, would never have allowed this to happen. this is a compliment to roger ailes -- >> i hear that quite a bit. yeah. i hear that quite a bit. >> can i -- >> you were going to jump in? sorry, carl, go ahead. >> i think one of the things that's important to remember her

murdoch by certain. thinkers cross the political spectrum you know it will be undone if the trump himself. but for the moment or now. it's impossible to see. the relationship between it may well be the paul ryan wants to. see a world i would say that the president's bedrock of support at fox is wavering. i don't think his relationship with fox news is going to change and may criticize certain people within fox but his relationship with the network as a whole is still very strong he needs fox in a way that they really get to his base they get to the people who. vote for him and well he hopes will vote for them again. sometimes facts anchors hit the road with president trying not to cover him to campaign with him. when jeanine pirro or sean hannity appear on long side trump at a rally they look more like running mates than journalists when hannity returns to his studio he routinely criticizes other reporters for their lack of objectivity biden incorporated they have now been exposed as by the media mob is

that was in motion well before bill barr sat down with murdoch.y and worthy to be explained. republicans created fox news so that watergate would not happen again and now we are on the verge of impeachment of a republican president and we have his attorney general sitting down with the head of the right wing news network. that smells all kinds of bad and i think fox news for their own credibility whatever shreds that's left and that's not much. owes a meeting of what the general is doing with fox. >> the purpose of fox news in theory will be defend donald trump against impeachment. you now seem the exit of the guy who most frequently booked, critic of donald trump, someone who laid out and explain the legal jeopardy that donald trump is in, the most sort of el conceptually which is the judge. he explains in plain language of why what donald trump has done is legally problematic or leading the impeachment. when shep is not there, his booking gets reduced in number? >> without question. clearly he'll have to now rely on his relationships with other

murdoch by certain. figures cross the political spectrum you know it will be undone if the trump himself. but for the moment or now. it's impossible to see. the relationship between it may well be the paul ryan wants to. see a world i would say that the president's bedrock of support at fox is wavering. i don't think his relationship with fox news is going to change and may criticize certain people within fox but his relationship with the network is still very strong he needs fox in a way that they really get to his base they get to the people who. vote for him and well he hopes will vote for them again. sometimes facts centers hit the road with president trying not to cover him to campaign with you. when jeanine pirro or sean hannity appear on long side trump at a rally they look more like running mates than journalists when hannity returns to his studio he routinely criticizes other reporters for their lack of objectivity biden incorporated they have now been exposed as by the media mob is one and the

the murdoch children.l continue to present the sort of stories at least in primetime that it does. i found it interesting that the president began his day yesterday by blasting fox news for the poll that john just referenced. but of course in his rally last night, he singled out a number of the hosts whose opinions he appreciates and relies on most. >> the ones the president likes, the sean hannitys of the world, they are the all in commentators. they're not the journalists. and when the journalists at fox news dane to say anything against the president, he criticizes them, insults them on twitter, goes after them. as the people at the rallies come over and be nasty to them. it's quite clear who he likes and who he doesn't like. there was a moment on "fox & friends" which is reportedly one of his favorite morning shows. >> in addition to "new day." good morning, mr. president. >> good morning. so the president did not like that brian kilneed on that show doesn't like something. >> a disastrous series of ev

you know where the lowest solution i just wasn't in one of my lives or partially but probably to mr murdoch acquitted. you can do yours then i was silly. because the question. is when you. talk of. the other for me i'm sorry. but. it's the lieutenant who gets the killer. disease. that was one with which they were missed. singing man the concept of good but. god will bring. there are no must just as rain is not another supply new road you have no peace and that. was as i see. we used to be. done i wish it was as unlike our national resignation was it was all released by law from washington so how do we address he knew that he would live to be signaled to the door comes after i was going around those numbered vessels they're going to be too long gholston let me just said look at this your. charitable city young. i just didn't. want to go but what. started as a step on just. near the years but you. didn't. see. the folks that come to mind it but i'm so it looks to me to question. those that it's you. can move the chill chill. narratives reach a little national. good to start a new normal media

when we think about what we should talk about in the legacy and mccoy, what did murdoch at right? well, obviously, who we have here is a transformed grasslands and we also have the transformation of the union stock yard penny refrigeration of different forms of transportation to get kettle into these lands and indian peoples cultures were completely destroyed. they never had a place by 1890, they lost control of most of them are unable to maintain their own herds and the experience came to a complete it disaster and this is because had a habit of going on to the reservation to stealing the kettle from the going back home again. there oftentimes put back which was never a fan experience and they were stealing this cattle and the soldiers were stationed at fort still in other places. and the former union veterans and to complicate matters they were put into play also and heard the african american culture that created a rough time with confederates. so, indian people didn't have a lot of resources to combat that. they were not able to protect the trade. the charities eventually lost

and we have something that they rupert murdochs, the mike ashleys inti borisjohnsons rupert murdochs, murdochs, the mike ashleys inti borisjohnsons of this world do not have. we have people come hundreds of people in every part of our country who will make this the biggest people powered election campaign in the history of this country. applause we are young, we are old, we are black, we are white, we are straight, we are gay, we are women, we are men, we are people of all faiths and none, we are from the north, we are from the south, we are from scotland, we are from wales, we are from every part of this country. and when that labour wins, the nurse wins, the pensioner wins, the student wins, the office worker wins, the engineer wins, we all win. applause borisjohnson... i boris johnson. .. i knew borisjohnson... i knew you would sit down as soon as i mentioned the name. laughter borisjohnson laughter boris johnson thought he laughter borisjohnson thought he was being smart holding the selection in a dark and cold december. he thinks he will not go out to vote. he thinks he will not

have no plans to book him in the future but we saw more of this kind of thing from another rupert murdoch owned media outlets sky news australia present and you balts delivered a monologue claiming to be concerned about the child abuse is being subjected to. all those activists those reckless politicians who treated this chronically anxious and just a 16 year old is the new messiah and ashot in some sense at last. now able to see. they've been patty not just to a collective histeria to an extraordinary child abuse and i don't suppose things are any more civilized on social media it's always worse online through the tweets by british political scientist justin murphy he said if you think. the maturity it's a guy global policy making then you cannot object to jeffrey dean paying fixed senior all of the sex at scene was of course the american billionaire accused of serial sexual abuse of children who took his own life last month to. this torrent of sex abuse with the kind of dignity and maturity some of her critics clearly lacked she tweeted i honestly don't understand why adults would choos

used the word lowest solution prejudice wasn't you when one of your partial in your bubble with mr murdoch acquitted. in the. news is there no silly. it was that because something. isn't when you. talk of course. you have this working on the program. but we're not going to. tell i'm going to get through his fill of. this is just i was one with which the most. senior man the concept of just thinking. about we're going to hate you. there are no must be. another supine you know you have no place and that. was it the rest. why was she. i'm just going to mention it as a condition was he was born released from washington so how do we. knew that he would live to be sufficient to from the door come suffield i was going to see around those numbers this was going to be too long goes let me just say i think you have this your. charitable so young. i just didn't. want to go but what. i'm going to just talk to you as i step on to just. you know the yes but you. didn't. see. the folk music of my. first time so it looks to me to question. those but it's you. can small children children. narrative really

rupert murdoch's "sun" newspaper and the now defunct "news of the world" were at the center of the scandal. in 2012 prince william and kate middleton sued a french magazine featuring topless photos of her on vacation in 1993 princess diana settled for more than ion unds after a british tabloid printed pictures of her at the gym earlier this week infe to his mother before her death, as tensions flared with reporters. in his increasingly public fight to keep some things private. kristen dahlgren, nbc news >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. rare access into camps in china that are believed to be detaining a million muslim citizens. there we found families torn apart and children being indoctrinated. nbc's keir simmons takes us inside. >> reporter: we're in western china for a rare look inside what human rights groups call modern day concentration camps. the chinese rejecting that criticism have allowed us to film but only with an escort for what often felt like a choreographed trip it's as if everybody is waiting for us. we find muslim uighurs a religious minority group sleeping in dormitories

welcome barr attended a meeting with rupert murdoch, and it is unclear what was discussed or if othere in fact in attendance. the meeting comes as the impeachment inquiry ramps up and much of fox news's commen temporary has tried to remain, commentary has tried to remain supportive of the president, many had questioned the validity of the impeachment inquiry and referred back to the bee funked theory that ukraine tried to help the democrats in the 2016 election. >> and president trump has been less than satisfied, with his normally favorite network's reporting of him according to the "new york times" and believes that fox news has become more critical and in turn he has grown increasingly critical of the channel, denouncing some anchors and reporte reporters hes did not consider to be friendly and took the coverage by fox especially hard when yesterday theres with a fox news poll that came out with 51% of people supporting impeachment, up nine points since july. he took to twitter writing, quote, this, from the day i announced i was running for president, i have never had a good fox n

name check by trump on the incriminating call, reportedly meeting with rupert murdoch in addition to his internationaldal ya --daliances. >> we have seen no sign he would recuse himself or there would be a special counsel again. he's shown to be very loyal to president trump, at least for now. i think another piece of this that jumps out is a lot of people were talking about how he shouldn't -- a lot of trump defenders were saying he shouldn't be associated with rudy giuliani, what they're doing are two very different things. giuliani is working on the biden piece, barr is working on the 2016 russia probe, and maybe giuliani's going a little bit rogue. this indictment shows that giuliani wasn't going rogue. some of the things they were advocating for, for example, the ouster of the diplomat, owe von vich, giuliani was behind that effort. he has admitted to being behind that effort, and it was very successful. >> and trump was behind that effort. >> you and your colleagues at the journal have been reporting that out, and as you say a lot of that reporting looks at the links here which

like rupert murdoch saying these multimillionaires control in these multimillionaires control in thee saying goes for the many not a few. and that line will be hammered out again and again whether it's about the banks or newspapers as the hope that both parties in a sense, both big parties are competing to put portray themselves as being on the side of themselves as being on the side of the people against the establishment, and a lot will hinge oi'i establishment, and a lot will hinge on which guests that hinges on. establishment, and a lot will hinge on which guests that hinges onlj was talking to a few pollsters and one that used to be in number ten, and actually the theory behind how this election was going to be framed very much around boris and many of the tories being elitist. and the idea that labour were far more in tune with the people, wherever the people or any more i don't know if we can quite define those as one group. but that was very much the sense that from the a lot of the focus groups and polling it was going to be the obvious strategy that they were going to take

murdoch and his son lachlan murdoch, i think you need to get out to the cowboys-jets game on sunday. i hope you come out to the metlife stadium. come out to a sporting event so you can, you know, feel the power. neil: sure. but that conflicts with a bocci ball tournament. so i don't know, timing is everything. we'll see what we can do. john tatum, always good catching up with you, my friend. thank you very much. >> thank you, neil. neil: john did his own little verse of pressure right there. meanwhile the president's taxes are bound to be released one way or the other. i told you yesterday, i think it is going to happen. president might be not keen on it. they are getting closer and closer to getting reality, what he is having to say in advance to prepare the public for the whatever is in there. after this. at fidelity those zeros really add up. ♪ maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero my grandparents that i never knew.ch about i'm a lawyer now, but i had no idea that my grandfather was a federal judge in guatemala. my grandfather used his legal degree and his knowledge to help people that w

tom, tonight there's not comment from "the mirror" but rupert murdoch's news group, which publishes "the sun," says they're aware of the prince's claim. >> thank you. >>> back here at home, and the murder trial, two jurors breaking their silence about the sentence given to amber guyger. we're now hearing from the victim's brother. here's marcus moore. >> reporter: two of the jurors who convicted former dallas police officer amber guyger of murder tonight taking us into that jury room. >> there was a lot of crying. >> a lot of crying. >> reporter: prosecutors were allanded at ten.ars. >> i told everyone, we all agree it was a mistake. and i don't think bo would want to take harsh vengeance. i think he would want to forgive her. >> reporter: guyger shot and killed botham jean when she entered his apartment mistaking it for hers. >> you can't compare this case to any of those other officers killing unarmed black men. those officers that killed unarmed black men, when they got out, they went back to living their lives. amber guyger, she showed remorse in that she's going to have to deal w

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the attorney general meets with rupert murdoch.that meeting was. how was that furthering justice in the united states via his department? >> yeah, i'm going to second that also. losing shep smith is a big loss for the network. can i ask what you think might have happened in that meeting? what is it that you think went on? >> i don't want to speculate. i think we can all speculate on our own time. i think it would be unfair. i think the best way to avoid speculation is for attorney general barr to be candid and honest and transparent with the american public as to who set that meeting up, why was it set up and what was the information that was exchanged? once we have that information, we can then make a clear assessment as to whether that was in the best interest of the american public. >> all right. california congressman harley rouda, i enjoy our conversations. >>> let's go to breaking news from the 2020 trail. nbc news confirming biden's son hunter will step down from a chinese-backed firm on october 31st, in response to growing

let's discuss that with fox news contributor murdoch. great to have you both. the washington examiner goes on to say records show biden was always insistent he knows nothing about his son's business activities to help interests work with strategic and specific interventions that could have benefited his son to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars. your reaction? >> we need to put this in context. before i get started on biden i have never been one to rush to judgment on donald trump and impeachment. i always said we need to see the fact and in this case is the same. i never am supportive of someone utilizing their political influence for personal gain or gain of their family members or using it inappropriately. we need to put this into context in 2007 when joe biden was senator biden in the state of delaware and this matter pertains to mbna which is banking firm headquartered in delaware. which came first, the chicken or the egg with him intervening for a major employer in the state or was he doing it because his son represented mbna. it is unclear and we n

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to rupert murdoch's house in new york on wednesday, and we don't know why, but you're meeting with theon? and secondly, even if there is not a connection, why was the attorney general of the united states of america sent, because the trump administration, why did he go from washington, d.c. to rupert murdoch in new york, and at the same time, donald trump is complaining about his coverage on fox news, and to me, it could be, and i'm not saying it is, it could be abuse of power. >> if there was a congressman who was on your show, just last night, i listened to, it and he kind of picked up on that. here's a clip. >> what the hell is the attorney general of the united states doing meeting with fox? with the head of fox? for what purpose could that possibly be? especially in light of the fact that this is happening exactly at the same time the president of the united states is saying fox news isn't being kind enough to him. >> congressman, is he going for an inquiry? what he is calling for? >> i asked is this within your purview. he is on house oversight and he said absolutely, because we

joining us deroy murdoch, david brown. david bahnsen with us as well.avid brown, let me start with you. this dove sales to elizabeth warren. she is a juggernaut. i've been saying that for six weeks. the key topic for 2020 will be income inequality. the ultrawealthy having it all, now zuckerberg admitting he is somewhat worried? >> yeah. i think elizabeth warren is obviously on the ascendency. the "qunnipiac poll" from september 25th confirming that her standing ahead of former vice president biden in iowa. she has the excitement edge. democratic primary voters are really excited about elizabeth warren. that is important. it counts for something. of course too, looking at democrat who are going to vote in the primaries they want candidates with big ideas, even if those ideas don't necessarily translate into policy. there again i think smart -- senator warren has an edge. agree with you, she is one to watch. she is helping define the conversations whether debates on income inequality or now big tech. charles: to that point i want to bring up a tweet, almo

and murdoch, great to have you with us tonight. political writing about the story of his before and is telling about leaving teaching saying of trump can convince swing voters that lauren is a member of the academic elite, rigged the system to benefit herself brett velicovich what is now warren's main strength into a fatal weakness. can meet and that disadvantage so if she does become the nominee? >> i think he can. i don't know if this one issue will win or lose the election for elizabeth lauren but interesting to me she is caught in a contradiction of her original story and the new stories and just different but it creates the idea that she's a victim of sexism and victim of discrimination and all that and appears to be something that is possibly inaccurate in a way that tension into a victim. that is an interesting thing. >> you saw the documents, we also have washington beacons saying they approved a second contract for a young elizabeth one, documents show contradicting her repeated claims that she was asked not to return to t

i actually wonder, luachland murdoch, how does he look at himself every morning? understand how he does it. >> i wonder if we have to go back to basic points, quoting the constitution, quoting definitions of coup. we've got to get back to basics and explain what is an impeachment process? how is it legally defined in the constitution? we have a minute left. >>> wondering, jewel yes, you're on radio three hours a today, are people able to keep up with this? >> that's the thing. again, people who are in our business, and this is our job to know awful developments, we miss things, so i can only imagine the lay person at home, they're being besieged by it. sometimes i feel like i have to go home after a day of covering this news, laying in a fetal position rocking back and forth, what is happening here? i think we have to put the onus on the pup. they are people who support donald trump, i will say cup, this is a television, and trump says that's a television, and i swear to you it's a cuff, and it just goes on and on. >> and fox will repeat it. >> that's a television

yes, tongues were wagging today over the fact that william barr met with rupert murdoch yesterday. but the decision was shep's alone. while it was a surprise, he had planned it for today. he can't work anywhere else for a while, but at age 55, with his integrity intact, he has an open lane ahead of him. it should also be said, because these days it counts for a lot, shep smith is a nice guy. he has a lot of friends in this business and even more admirers. where our modest outfit is concerned, that's our broadcast for this friday night and this week. thank you for being here with us. have a good weekend from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> amber was the angel of death. she would come around when somebody was going to die. >> they called it "angels landing," a special place for a chosen few. >> we were all having meals together. there was lots of parties. >> you were the little girl who got a horse for your birthday? >> i got three horses. >> but angels landing was plagued by accidents. >> she fell and hit her head and drowned.

deroy murdoch several more states assuming they will do that anyway, maybe ncaa getting ahead of that>> a lot of these schools where they're bringing in tons of money from alumni and endorsements, students get, they don't have to pay tuition, other than that they don't see fruits of their labor. i'm with karl marx. people should enjoy the fruits of their labor. charles: this sea change. california leads the way with this kind of stuff. any overall political ramifications? does this benefit one party or another, do you think? >> no, i don't think so. i don't really see any great partisan advantage one way or the other. charles: this morning we had earnings come out from general motors. they were really amazing. they really were. cross overs are doing very well. the thing that strikes me with them, north america the operating income was $3 billion. around the world they lost 63 million. they keep investing a lot of money in china. they're taking billions they make in this country to invest in china. we understand they want to be a global it gets back to why americans wonder why you don'

trump lashes out at fox news poll as attorney general barr meets with murdoch.im stewart has kindly agreed to stick around with us. jim, it is not a good look for the u.s. a.g. to gather evidence against the home team overseas and not a good look for him to huddle with the founder of fox news during this time. i guess where did the side of this man of the law come from? how did it emerge? >> well, you see his evolution in my story "deep state" and this is now what seems to be the natural culmenation of it. he was once a highly respected attorney general for bush. he writes this incredibly craven memo virtually auditioning to replace sessions once word is sessions will be fired, he wants the attorney general job back. he then gets in there and mischaracterizes the mueller report and rushes to judgment saying there is no underlying crime, therefore, you cannot have an obstruction of justice charge. that's 180 degrees opposite of what the mueller report says. mueller had to come forward and write his own letter saying it was a mischaracterization and now astonishin

join us now as we bring in fox news contributors leslie marshall and deroy murdoch.rther and further left. soon he will be giving everything away. why doesn't he cut to the chase, listen i'm down we'll give it all away for free. >> he is not going to do that. charles: i don't know. >> this is not, not like a revelation in politics. every four years when we have a general election, if republicans are in a field you start saying things that are similar, you see working for somebody, especially starting to kick your butt in the polls and on the left democrats do it as well. it is common for democrats to pull left in a primary and come back to the center in a general election that has been historical. republicans do the same, go far to the right to appease evangelicals in a prior marry and move back to the center in a general election. charles: deroy, if democrats react way she is saying, they will feel disingenuous because i don't think elizabeth warren will govern different than way she is campaigning. >> if she comes to the center she will still be on the left. trying

yes, tongues were wagging today over the fact that william barr met with rupert murdoch yesterday.was shep's alone. while it was a surprise, he had planned it for today. he can't work anywhere else for a while, but at age 55, with his integrity intact, he has an open lane ahead of him. it should also be said, because these days it counts for a lot, shep smith is a nice guy. he has a lot of friends in this business and even more admirers. where our modest outfit is concerned, that's our broadcast for this friday night and this week. thank you for being here with us. have a good weekend from nbc news headquarters in new york. happy friday. wow. what a day. i mean, when the white house released the phone call that has led to these impeachment proceedings against president trump, when they released the call of president trump speaking with the ukrainian president about how president trump wanted that foreign government to do investigations for him, wanted to do him a favor and give him something he might be able to use against the democrats and joe biden in 2020, the most amazing thing

new york post," which i don't think we can overstate how important the "new york post" is -- >> a murdochperty. one of the president's favorite papers. >> it's something he reads frequently. he probably reads the content of the "new york post" more than he reads the content of the papers he's criticizing frequently. and i think it's important that the editorial board of the "new york post" came out and said he should change the property. >> you said this is a three-mpat process. part one, trump proposes something crazy or sketchy or stupid. what's part two? >> part two, republicans rush to defend it and republicans and donald trump apologists. there was a piece i saw this week pant why this was brilliant. this puts donald trump at home court advantage. and we should all support it. and step three, of course, is donald trump sort of pulling the rug out from under his own defenders. >> so two things happened here. a lot of support for it among republicans, look like fools now. but at the same time, there were some cracks in the usual defense. there was some dissent from republicans about th

famously leaked before the that fox news debate recuperate murdoch had called over and said this has gone on long enough. that was supposed to shut trump down and instead poll after poll after poll he won. why? because of immigration. [applause] the trump story of years is the story of the party that wins more and more of less and less. it's true that fox news and talk radio have consolidated behind the trump approach, but they are an ever dwindling part of america. this kind of change, a civic compact,he strengthening bonds between citizens would ever happen, the way you would get social permission, the national civic permission to enforce the law flow ofaper off the numbers to a more sustainable level, which is not zero, by the way. immigration is not a binary issue, it's a matter of more or what kind andnd in what order! the way you get that is with a law that is going to as daniel said about healthcare will pass 70-30 or it won't pass at all. the trump method, which is about self-seeking always, is about polarizing, because the only way he can mobilize people behind them so angry

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yes, tongues were wagging today over the fact that william barr met with rupert murdoch just yesterdaywhile it was a surprise, he had planned it for today. contractually, we're told, he can't work anywhere else for a while. but at age 55, with his integrity intact, he has an open lane ahead of him. it should also be said, because these days it counts for a lot, shep smith is a nice guy. he has a lot of friends in this business and even more admirers. where our modest outfit is concerned, that's our broadcast for this friday night and this week. thank you for being here with us. have a good weekend from nbc news headquarters in new york. ♪ >>> i guess some people look at you and don't like you for some reason. they just target in on you. >> a new inmate tries to adjust to life in jail. >> my bunky before, he kidnapped somebody at gunpoint. so you just -- you don't know who you're sleeping with. >> but he finds himself with a target on his back and the victim of violence.

it famously leaked before the first fox news debate that rupert murdoch had called over and said this has gone on long enough. thus we get that little exchange with meghan kelly that was supposed to shut trump down and instead, poll after poll after poll, he won. why? because of immigration. [applause] david: but the story of the trump years is the story of the party that wins more and more of less and less. it's true that fox news and talk radio have consolidated behind the trump approach, but they are an ever dwindling part of america. the way this kind of change, a re-knitting of the civic compact, strengthening bonds between citizens, would ever happen, the way you would get the social permission, the national civic permission to enforce the law and to taper off the flow of numbers to a more sustainable level, which is not zero, by the way. immigration is not a binary issue, it's a matter of more or less and who and what kind and in what order? the way you get that is with a law that is going to, as daniel said about healthcare, will pass the senate 70-30 or it won't pass at all.

but they were supportive the establishment in the papers which were owned by rupert murdoch you may knowghter ] >> they were giving me a very hard time. and there's a lot more newspapers in london than there are here there was 15 local papers. so that makes it where they're looking to get you >> seth: did you -- were you somebody that -- you know, you're 18 years old. and you were suppose to -- your first run to, i think, the semifinals >> semifinals. >> seth: so that was kind of unexpected, right? you were actually supposed to be there to play in the juniors >> right >> seth: you ended up going on a sort of unexpected run were you somebody then who would read the paper i mean, you're in london having this incredible run. you're 18 years old. >> initially, i read it. i thought it was the funniest thing ever i thought these people don't get it what's their problem i'm the one out there. you know, how -- why are they reacting this way? but when i came home and everyone was like, "hey you the brat that -- you know, jerk that" -- and i'm like, "what do you mean? i'm the same person. so it ju

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