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thanks to murdoch's influence? the answer must be yes.r legitimate institutions of government as a result of murdoch, yes. now that is a terrible outcome. that is a terrible outcome. >> you said he's created a market for crazy. i've never heard someone say this like that before. a market for crazy. and if this clip is re-aired on fox news, they'll say you're insulting all of trump supporters and conservative america and they would say that is -- that is going to harm your cause. you have thought about what the right way or most effective ways are to combat the so-called market for crazy? >> look, when somebody tells lies and pred -- and spreads information and you call them out, you are calling out the liar not the people that have been taken in by the lies. they're the victims. right. so murdoch has to take responsibility for what he has done. you know, politicians take responsibility, they come up for election every few years. the power that has -- the power that is exerted by murdoch and in such a partisan way, i mean this is -- look,

the murdoch media empire has fox as just one part of it.stralia, malcolm turnbull. fascinating discussion. he spoke out against the australian born rupert murdoch and the family. you found he was specifically concerned about what is going on here in the u.s. did that surprise you? >> it did. it is rare to see a former world leader of turnbull's stature speaking out against the murdochs so forcefully. former president barack obama has talked about fox news in carefully worded ways not to poke at the murdochs directly. it is rare to hear someone like turnbull speak with the murdochs as bluntly as you are about to hear here. he was talking about the riot in january and linked it directly to fox. >> the murdoch media empire has enormous political power. it is the most potent political force in australia. it does not operate as a conventional news or journalijournalist ic operation any longer. in all of the countries where it is to be found it is utterly partisan it is more like a political party but the only mention of the murdochs. as you know

national security advisor kt mcfarland, fox news contributed john duffy and deneen borelli and dwight murdoch and guy reschenthaler, john you, the former law clerk to supreme court court justice clarence thomas and attorney general mark bruno mitch, we will give you more a democrats angry outrage about the biden team massive new trilliontr dolr plan that you will have to pay for with your taxes. also biden and john kerry want the u.s. to double down on climate change, open arms okay with china's climate change plan. but a new study shows the world's worst polluters at stakes, pollution data, that being china and democrat michigan governor witmer in a firestorm she leaves the country in severe lockdown policy, now she's accused of covering up breaking her own guidelines by traveling out of state,ac growig backlash, he is now saying they are trying to claim that riots were fantasy insane everything was mostly peaceful and went out okay, we're gonna show you what his readers did not see, how he misled his readers by leaving out dramatic facts about the writing. the big growing pushback against c

at some point you're lullabsolu right, an investor conference or interview, one of the murdochs will carlson response. their response from the murdochs is something like this, we oppose cancel culture, we're not the speech police. he's entitled to their own opinion. they never try to defend what carlson is saying or other congr commentators, they claim they are above it all, and they don't want to cancel anyone. so unfortunately, they don't deal with the substance of the arguments, but hey, that's what we're here for. >> we're looking forward to your show again this morning as we always do. brian stelter, thank you so much. you're going to see him later this morning on "reliable source." it's at 1:00 a.m. >>> and it is sunday at the masters. few players shot up the leader board, others, not so much, and yeah, we're talking literally. up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. because we believe everybody deserves a chance. see what scholarships you may qualify for at phoenix.edu ( ♪ ) ready to juvÉderm i

but rupert murdoch is the most dangerous immigrant in america.. there's always been a market of hate in this country in our politics. the difference in this moment is, it's largely been adopted as policy by a major political party, the republican party. this has never happened before. the platform that the republican party ran on was an oath to donald trump. this is really different. we should not confuse this with other moments we've been in. it's a radically different vision of america. and how this is going to end up, i think, is very much in doubt. >> and jason, it's the evolution of the republican party into the white interest party. the democrats are then the party of everybody else. what is the response to that? >> i want to make something else clear. malcolm turnbull is a conservative. it's the conservative leadership in australia that are saying this guy is dangerous. so, the murdoch family, when they're saying these people are a danger to democracy, that's what i think people have to understand. when it's not fox in america, it's oann.

the head of ox news parent company loughlin murdoch, he moved his family to australia. now, let's be clear here, that makes a lot of sense. of course, his father grew up there. he started his career. their lawyer knows that i don't begrudge anybody moving their family anywhere. but, it is notable, because australia is a place that basically does not have coronavirus. which would be a nice thing to. experience but you know, the reason that they don't have that is that their government undertook stringent public health measures in the beginning of the pandemic to lock people in place, to stop them from moving, around to contact trace and snuff out the virus, and when it reappeared, do you know they? did they lock down again. and when people violated the movement restrictions, which were stricter than any any state in america ever did, it was front page news and a national scandal. teenagers crossing the queen land border. and through those policies, the fox news were described it absolute ernie, and whip up anger against -- australia basically got rid of the virus. so, lo

it was trumpeted on the front page of the trump friendly murdoch-owned new york post.ne writing but the gist of it was immigrant kids at the border were being given copies of the vice presidents book, seemingly against their will. the implication was haven't these kids suffered enough? well cue the outrage, scandal, a waste of our taxpayer dollars, they said. don't take my word for it, here is san spicer. it's not like he's going to lie. he writes after four years of the press reporting on every potential theoretical conflict between trump and his family, barely a peep is made when the vice president's book isn't a welcome gift bag for migrants entering the country and the white house refuses to answer how or why it happens. arkansas republican senator faithful trump or tom cotton piped-in. now they're forcing taxpayers to by kamala harris is book and give to those illegal immigrants? then it was madison cawthorn the freshman congress -- vice president will send her books to the migrants flooding our southern border but won't send herself? you can't make this stuff up.

murdoch send a letter dismisses concerns of racism. >> it seems like gop politicians are part of thisamber, as we saw between jim jordan and anthony fauci. >> what measure, what standard, what objective do we have to reach before americans get their liberty and free developments b -- freedoms back? >> i look at it as a public health measure. you're making it a personal thing. >> it isn't a personal thing, you are. we're not talking about liberties, but a pandemic that has killed 560,000 americans. that's what we're talking about. >> we're seeing this play out on capitol hill, brian, with this narrative against dr. fauci, and we hear it all the time on fox news. there's this -- it seems to be a sim b s synbiotic -- >> and back then we -- we were still in the process of closing the kung to try to stop the spread, but trump took those talking points to the white house, and we're still experiencing that to this day with figures like dr. fauci being demonized by right-wing media. how do we get to headlines in the "new york times" saying the least vaccinated counties in the country have one

ferocious opposition, the conservative opposition backed up i the hard right and to climate change agenda murdochedia, we still were able to register real achievement, some of which in australia's case was legislating a renewable energy target way back in 2009 for 20% of australia electricity to be renewables by 2020. we have now exceeded that target in reality, so these things can produce real results, but i do not underestimate the degree of political opposition. what is important in this summit is america is back. had joe biden not elected last november on a platform of america achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, this summit, which had just been convened in washington, would not have occurred. we would not have had the firing of fresh -- firing afresh of the starter gun, and the national, corporate, and, shall i say, technology capacities of countries would not be mobilized to the extent they need to. shery: the u.s. has called out australia when it comes to climate emissions. how much of this can really help momentum, when we have seen skepticism about the american government itself that eve

last night, the highest personally on rupert murdoch's cable network told his viewers to call the police if they see a child with a mask outdoors. >> it should be illegal. your response when you see a child wearing a mask when they play should be no different than when you see someone beat a kid in walmart. call the police immediately. what you're looking at is abuse, child abuse and you are morally obligated to prevent it. >> it's trolling or someone in the midst of a breakdown. or it's evil. we recognize that is psychotic in. that is how psychotic it's gotten. the people who believe in liberty. we are going to call the cops if you put a mask on your kids. cool. the mask, it's taken on a symbolic evidence among the nihilism and cruelty, and telling americans to inject bleach and pushing the miracle malaria cure which was a really, really, crazy period that went for a long time. to telling people, particularly senior citizens to just get on to the battle field like warriors and sacrifice your life so donald trump can get re-elected, and the people who were part of that, they are partly r

. >> he actually talks about roger ales and rupert murdoch as if they are pandering to the lunatics.s is a broke nation. china could yank the carpet under the dollar as the global reserve currency any day it wants to. and we need people who recognize that, not just people who -- i have got a cheap line which is when the democrats are in power and when republicans are in there in office. when you look at some guy like john boehner, he personifies that. >> well, he does. again, it's like i said, they're the hand maidens of the rich and powerful because they're looking for what is it going to bring to them later on in their post congressional life? that was the old school way of doing things. but they keyed up this current existence that we've got. now with the biden administration, it's like a clearance sale right now. it's a fire sale of the greatest nation that ever existed on earth. so they're selling off all of america's majesty and greatness. we're the bystanders watching them do this. where are the republicans? where are the republicans today? the fighters that we needed at the t

. >> this has become an absolute mess for rupert murdoch's tabloid in new york.orter who said vice presi vice president kamala harris's book was being distributed to the migrant children at the border. so gop officials, they jumped on this. they started tweeting it out. you had senator tom cotton, rnc chairwoman vrana mcdaniel. it really went viral in right wing media. the problem was it just wasn't true. it was based off a single photo. the "washington post" fact-checked this. it turns out that one book had been donated as part of a book drive. it just was not true. the "new york post" yesterday, they took down their stories online and eventually republished them with an editor's note. not a correction, an editor's note saying essentially they got the whole thing wrong. then the story took another turn last night when the reporter at the center of this whole thing announced her resignation. she said she had been ordered to write this story and she should have pushed back harder but didn't, so she was resigning. i reached out to her and the "new york post." we're

murdoch, who owns this network, there used to be all kinds of rules about how youecho can't own a newspapern network in the same town, but basically, amazon, which is the company town for the planet under this lockdown, is allowed also to run the media. that should never have -- it's all a racket. and this idea, you know, the republicans will do the same thing when they win an election don't make me laugh, because they never do. >> tucker: yeah. the guy who owns china's largest retailer also owns "the washington post," should make you nervous.. crochet correspondent mark steyn. thank you. >> yeah.ul happy tapping, tucker, as a marchioness once said to me. >> tucker: [laughs] i don't even know what that means, but i appreciate it.d thank you. so there is no inflation. you've seen the numbers, a figment of your imagination, meanwhile, the things you buy are much more expensive than they used to be three months ago.rs inflation is making every american poorer. we will give you the outline ofl what is actually happening, they are not telling you about, after the break. ♪ ♪ what is actually happ

so, the murdoch family, when they're saying these people are a danger to democracy, that's what i think people have to understand. when it's not fox in america, it's oann. >> thank you guys both very much. that is "the reidout." "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> you can believe your own eyes. this case is exactly what you thought when you saw it. >> the prosecution closes its case. >> it's exactly what you knew. it's what you felt in your gut. it's what you now know in your heart. >> and the defense makes one last stand. >> you have to be convinced that the defendant's actions caused the death of mr. floyd. >> tonight, the lawyers have all made their cases. now the world waits as the jury of derek chauvin's peers will decide his fate. >>> then, congresswoman ilhan omar on justice for george floyd. and why republicans are trying to distance themselves from the natiist america first caucus. >>> and the lack of supply, the shortage of locations, the confusing rules are all in the past. >> "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chr

there is no doubt, rupert murdoch and fox news are now a danger to democracy and they should be treat the that way. if they want do it in the federal government challenging licenses or any way that they can do it there regulation, we have to keep doing it in the press. we have to keep pounding way the it and call them out the way they're being called out right now by this production. >> proceed to the truth is the core of the responsibility. and errol, how do we turn this to a movement rather than a moment as a nation? >> the nation is moving forward. the institutions heldch the media by enlarge did what it was supposed to do, by airing the trial and the courts did their job, the justice system, they did not take the guilty plea that derek chauvin wanted. his attorney tried to plead him out and say they would take ten years out and including bill barr who was the u.s. attorney and we should give him credit for that. the system works as it is supposed to in the sense that the jurors went and did their duty. everybody seemed to be doing what they're supposed to do with some foetable exc

i'll go coach football somewhere under an assumed name, george murdoch or something.aying? it's not something i worry about, but at the same time, though, it is real. and i make jokes about it, but they do go after certain people and when they do go after them and they get them cancelled or they lose their job, there's never any repercussions. we just don't see it. and it's not really them, it's the ceos of companies. because what they do is, if they do have it, say they want to go after kat. >> i will show my meltdown and sell it. >> we can get rid of her score points with them and get somebody else in there. they're just not concerned with the individuals that get ruined because they feel they're all replaceable. save the brand at all costs, the people who represent us are replaceable >> greg: you gave me an idea for a solution, it's too late for me but if you're young and coming up in the world, have a fake name, a pseudo name, so when you get cancelled, you can go back to your real name. >> yeah, i'm on my third >> greg: yeah, he's gone through three names. >> is

billionaires michael bloomberg, larry fink, james murdoch, lin-manuel mir anda, sho shonda rimes, theng voter rights should not be a partisan issue. missing from the new statement, delta and coca-cola. remember, they strongly opposed georgia's voting law after it was passed but they decided not to add their names to this group. home depot also not on the list, but, john, just to show you how a picture is worth a thousand words here. in this case, many thousands of words. this is a sprawling list of companies and individuals who are standing together on this one issue. >> put on the reading glasses to read all of those. there's so many there. thank you very much. >>> all right. we have a special "good stuff" this morning. or sad stuff about a good guy or sad for us and happy for him. this is the last day at new day for executive producer "j "javi morgado. javi is in charge. he's the voice in our ears telling us that our 8:00 a.m. guest didn't show up, the power in the control room is out. stunning pictures in from a tornado. a news conference we need to take live in 30 seconds. make su

elizabeth: joining us now, fox news contrir test roy murdoch.e you. elizabeth: it's good to see you. people who read different media are totally being misled and not getting information. new york times columnist paul krugman, he's trying to say it's a figment of republicans' imaginations about riots that ripped through last year. how can he flat out mislead people like that? >> you're being too nice when you say mislead. it's not misleading, it's lying. east this guy's lying or -- either he's lying or he's got a clinical state level of denial in which case i recommend he see a psychiatrist as soon as possible. we all saw the riots coast to coast. i personal hi stood on my balcony here manhattan and watched a bunch of hoodlums jump up and down on an nypd van, the night before that there was a fire of an nypd van. the fire -- the smoke got all the way into my apartment. i literally had the scent and the lungs -- the smoke from a burning nypd van inside my lungs. so i find it astonishing when he said there were no riots, this is a negativement of o

there last night the highest rated personality on murdoch's cable network, told his viewers to call a police if they see a child in a mask outdoors. they were forcing children to wear masks outside, that should be illegal. your response when you see children wearing masses they play, should be no different than your response seeing someone beat a kid at walmart. called the police immediately. contact filed protective services. keep calling until someone arrives. which you're looking at is abuse. it's child abuse. and you are morally obligated to attempt to prevent it. >> it's either trolling or it's someone in the midst of a genuine breakdown, or it's evil. or some combination of all three. but it's, we all recognize that psychotic. that's how psychotic it has got and. we are the people who believe in liberty, you and the left to even tyranny, but we're going to call the cops if you put a mask on your kid and have them take away your kids. cool. the mask, though, it's true it's kicking on a symbolic residents on both sides of this. amidst the unending campaign of disinformation, and d

that was enough for the media properties of rupert murdoch to make up and spread a false story as theywhat he was previewing when he called the first american president to call news fake news. that coffers any manner of sins. oh, and there's a writer opening at the new york post. final reminder -- we're on the air at 8:00 eastern time tomorrow night for the president's address to a giant session. we're back on the air with "the 11th hour" as usual when it's all over. on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. i'm happy to have you here. i told you this is going to be a week with a whole bunch of news in it. today did not disappoint. >> secretary by sarah, good morning to you. we are at a crucial juncture in combatting covid-19. and we've got these new mask guidelines coming down. your department oversees the cdc, so i want to put the question to you. first what can we expect and also, it sounds like it's going to be organized around whether or not a person is vaccinated or not. i would raised as a kind of encouragement to get more people to get that vaccina

. >> finally, philip, let's just all recognize the ultimate immigrant success story is rupert murdoch, right. >> yeah, no, exactly. this is the thing, i mean, over time, over the course of american history, the thing that we've seen repeatedly is that immigrants broadly become assimilated into the american population and the thing that most americans pride themselves on is the fact that america is the land of opportunity for everyone from around the world. we still have these weird debates now focused orn immigration and the border with mexico which fails to recognize who is arriving at that border which is mostly families with kids that are seeking to escape violence and seeking political asylum. that is not the narrative we have about immigration and that misnarrative about immigration feeds into things like the big lie around the election and tucker carlson's language because people are not aware that this is the story of american immigration over the past 150 years including for people like mr. murdock. >> you got it. philip, amanda, stay with me. you're coming up later. tonight o

the current -- the conservative opposition backed up by the hard right anti-climate change agenda murdoch were able to register real achievement. in australia's case, registering a renewable energy target in 2009 for 20% of australian electricity supply to be renewables by 2020. we have reese -- we have succeeded in that target in reality could what is important with this summit is america is back. had joe biden not been elected on a platform of america achieving carbon neutrality by 2015, this summit would not have occurred. we would not have had the firing of the starter's gun for other countries. the national policy, corporate and technology capacities of countries would not be mobilized to the extent they need to be. shery: how much do you expect the summit to reset the tone between all of these nations? we know the growing tensions between the u.s. and china, between china and australia as well. >> one of the interesting and important things for us to notice, despite the appalling state of the geopolitical and foreign policy and economic policy relationship and in technology between

dave murdoch asked, did service frugal ways also prevent her from lavish gowns and fashions, and themerican people see her as frugal? let's watch this video, again back at the polk historic site. and then we'll talk with you about this because you've done some work on sara polk po's gowns. let's watch. >> sara looked was important to her i think certainly from the standpoint of how she looked and how she was perceived by the public. but i think she sought also his reflection on the presidency itself. she was known for having beautiful dresses and looking incredible in a white house that was equally beautiful. the b dresses called rob dish amara. was purchased in, paris france in 1847 by mrs. polk and worn by her late in the administration. it's basically a. rogue would be the undressed dress costume of a first lady. if she was taking visitors before she's properly dressed, this is a dress that she would wear. the white dresses a ball gown, also made in paris, france, a high-end fashion for the 18 forties v. cut in the center. it was a style that misses polk used again and again. we g

john burn—murdoch is a data journalist for the financial times — he has been providing insight into the. that's what israel has set the standard four and in the last few weeks, that is what things had been looking like in the uk. after schools reopened, that was for a relatively short time, we were still seeing a gradual reopening of society, people being out and about more while cases continued to decline. the big question is with people piling into these outdoor dining and drinking establishments, and into shops, will be see that continue? we may very well. the other thing to bear in mind is even if we do see cases start to level out or even take up very slightly, what we should expect because of the progress we've had already in vaccinations is that will not be directly into an uptick in hospitalisations or certainly not anything that would cause concern because the people most vulnerable to severe illness from covid have been vaccinated so as i say, that's not what is guaranteed to happen but it certainly what we are hoping will happen and if we do see that it would suggest further

you are going to be next hong kong, democracy leaders demand -- man probably equivalent of rupert murdoched to be our allies tried to intimidate them i am worried about what china is doing frankly i am more concerned the council supposed to be with us us sensing weakness too on the part of biden administration, when president biden met with japanese prime minister a milquetoast response after it goes country by country not really following america's lead anymore, they say maybe we better make our own peace cut speculate deals we don't counted on this administration to be leading from the front or from the behind. maria: so, so the question is would united states, back taiwan, if china were to invade taiwan? >> that is an open question, we don't know. and do you find it odd that despite the fact that president biden continues to say the coronavirus and getting us out of this is number one priority and, yet, still has not even brought this up to xi jinping? s he had a phone call with chinese leader we had a meeting in alaska, the subject of the coronavirus and its origin never comes up? wha