the cbs abc, nbc fox news cnn. that's in the past. he took control of the social media and he dominated there. and i think that that played a very critical role coupled with bringing on forming alliance if you role was eat on most with robert f. kennedy junior. but tulsa gabbert, he was seen as reaching out to the non traditional groups. and a really, uh, i think that's ultimately what the turn, turn the tide for him. a lot of people aren't going to be very happy with the result laurie. um, and we kind of already anticipating that people are going to be using the russia and blame a game again on the election day, georgia state secretary said that russia was behind multiple souls, bones threats that posting stations across the lawn. so what do you make of that play? as you know, rushed as a convenient vellum in this, we've got to have somebody to, we can't take responsibility for our own failings and shortcomings. we always have to blame somebody else so hate. let's blame russia. uh, it's just as ludicrous it was, it was a lie back in

fox news, nbc, cnn, abc, and then wall street journal, new york times. they have been shy about going past the third row in the briefing room and that has cut off a lot of outlets from asking questions and that has been a recurring problem for retention for three years. there has never been a change and there is no will to change it. i would be interested to see how much karoline leavitt moves around the briefing room and if she takes questions in the fourth row or fifth row. host: taking your phone calls, your questions. this is keith in denver, colorado, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. still, i look at these cabinet nominees, tulsi gabbard, matt gaetz, pete hegseth, and rfk, junior, and i have to say it appears to me that these threats of recess appointments are in fact trump acting as dictator before day one. i also think that is a prime example of government by the worst. and my question is, what would the anti-woke agenda -- how will that impact? because what will be the litmus test? how does it implement? and what is woke? host: let m

new york times. the wall street journal. abc, nbc, cnn and fox news all agree on exactly one thing. you cannot win the white house if you don't carry north carolina. [applause] so we are very excited about what we see in an early voting period. we are actually going to come out of the early vote. with republicans for the first time in the history of the state [applause] but that is not enough. it puts us in a position to win as long as we when election day. we have to win election day. [applause] we won't win election day without you. how many people here have already voted? [applause] but it's not enough. not enough. i need you to have a five-minute conversation. your friends, your family members, your colleagues, your coworkers. tell them how important this election is. you tell them this is not just an inflection point for the next 12 years. it is an inflection point for the next decade. you get them to go vote on tuesday. when you do that, when you have those conversations, we will be in the position to carry north carolina. [applause] we will be in a position to flip the house

fox news, nbc, cnn, abc, and then wall street journal, new york times. been shy about going past the third row in the briefing room and that has cut off a lot of outlets from asking questions and that has been a recurring problem for retention for three years. there has never been a change and there is no will to change it. i would be interested to see how much karoline leavitt moves around the briefing room and if she takes questions in the fourth row or fifth row. host: taking your phone calls, your questions. this is keith in denver, colorado, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. still, i look at these cabinet nominees, tulsi gabbard, matt gaetz, pete hegseth, and rfk, junior, and i have to say it appears to me that these threats of recess appointments are in fact trump acting as dictator before day one. i also think that is a prime example of government by the worst. and my question is, what would the anti-woke agenda -- how will that impact? because what will be the litmus test? how does it implement? and what is woke? host: let me take you

and that is that western news organizations don't want to call people out here, but like the bbc like cnn, like uh, sky news, m as nbc fox news and other outlets they tended to rely over well mainly on is really and pro is really sources palestinian sources were mostly neglected as were pro palestinian sources. so that is, it's not a conspiracy. so have it's not as though a journalist are showing up to work and saying, you know, we're really gonna, you know, make these rarely as look good today. but there's a structural problem here, and that is that the news organizations rely over whelming, we, on these as rarely, and pro is rarely sources that news organizations also involve newspapers and social media. so i may be broadening it out. is it complicity or is it not even see of media outlets that sort of followed that is really narrative because if i'm correct, no evidence was ever presented as the categories he confirmed that any of these medical facilities were constructed by palestinian groups that will part of the infrastructure when these hospitals were built. i think it's even worse than that. there were several in