by the agency's website is armed and dangerous the afghan government has also criticized the new york times the surgeon to give him a platform it is the new york times has given the platform to an individual who is on a designated terrorist list he and his network are behind ruthless attacks against some foreigners or the u.s. doesn't view the taliban itself the afghan taliban itself rather as a terror group only its pakistan based branch that distinction though seems the volute america's top diplomat has been involved in trying to broker a peace deal. on the ground road now trying to negotiate. in afghanistan trying to find a way to go to. war. after the backlash new york times defended the decision to publish the article it says it's essential to represent all viewpoints on the conflict particularly given the progress being made in the talks we can go live now to get or so lauren legal editor of sparks online and stephen morris from the english democrats thanks both for joining us gentlemen great to have you both on the program today. if i can start with you perhaps i mean ultimately this

deputy leader is not going down well in afghanistan with officials there strongly criticizing the new york times for publishing it. it is that the new york times has given the platform to an individual who is on a designated terrorist list he and his network are behind ruthless attacks against some foreigners the how can he and the taliban are responsible for the deaths of dozens of american soldiers and atrocities against afghan civilians the new york times should be ashamed of itself for enabling this blatant propaganda from a designated global terrorists all in the name of diverse reviews sarojini carney's and tourist war crime suspects being investigated by the international criminal court why does the new york times give him or paid space. the authors among the world's most wanted man and the f.b.i. office $5000000.00 for any information that could lead to his arrest sitting in a car is described by the agency's website as armed and dangerous after a backlash that new york times defended its decision to publish the article it claims it's essential to represent all viewpoints on the conflict

took the information he had but immediately let's say the next day you had a hit piece in the new york times from. time. to i think. betrayal it's a betrayal of principle. what do you think of the allegations that. are required from the new york times is that .

even the failing new york times just admitted -- >> we are going to talk a little more about the new the issues they are having with donald trump but thank you for joining us. you went -- i was born in hartsville, south carolina so i know a thing or 2. thank you so much. appreciate you joining us. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and there is no cure for the coronavirus, what one social media giant is doing to make sure you don't get fooled into thinking there is. >> it is not right with all the other cities or you would have a naked cowboy in every city. let's get serious here. >> was it enough to sway his support. ♪ >> welcome back. heather: the state department putting up billboards in latin america warning migrants not to come to the was illegally. one of those billboards says the road to the usa has become more dangerous. don't put your children at risk. another says your heritage, your future, honduras is your home, build your future here, it is part of broader media campaign to stem the tide of illegal immigration. new york city's own naked cowboy getting a pri

and joining us tonight, is elisabeth bumiller, assistant bureau chief for the "new york times." n pete, senior white house reporter for nbc news digital, jonathan swan national political reporter for axios. and joining us from new york i michael schmidt, washington correspondent for the "new york times." michael, we'll begin wh you. this purge inside the intelligence apparatus and t administration based on your reporting, what is going on? and what's next? michael: well, the president is obviously very upset about anything that ties the upcoming election and russia's help to ishim. but thi story that we've seen before, a story that dates back to 2016. some reporting in this area that i've'veen and heard myself is that trying to get their nds around election meddling and preventing that is extremely and what it usually requires is the person at the top, the president and his national security advisor to use their power to make sure things arero working the gernment, to make sure that foreign paying close attention to this issue. and what folks in the government see when thisns hap

that again, from "the new york times." while we wait for the hearing to start, there is currently a vote on the house floor to move toward regulating tobacco and vaping products. some details on that now while we wait for the coronavirus hearing to start. >>> the health care reporter with cq roll call, the house this week is taking up legislation to regulate flavored tobacco products. what's the purpose of the legislation? and give us some of the key details in it. >> so this bill is meant to build upon and cover some gaps that many democrats feel were left after congress raised the tobacco age to 21 nationwide, and after the trump administration issued a temporary ban on flavored cartridges and pods that fuel e-cigarettes like juul. so this bill would ban more broadly flavored tobacco products, so flavored cigars, which are still pretty ubiquitous, and becoming more popular, among young people, would be banned under this, as would menthol cigarettes, and the flavors of e-cigarettes that remain on the market, such as in la

liz: cnn tweeting that the new york times story could be overstating the claim, maybe it's just russianthis new york times story had no detail from supposedly intelligent assess no reliable sources, no signal intelligence close to russian leaders like vladimir putin, no details on which russian government unit or contractor is doing the meddling. and now bernie sanders has been briefed by intelligence officials that russia is trying to get him elected. i want to move, you mentioned john brennan lets us into his case. >> to carry out those that you swore an oath to do. because they have the responsibility with the intelligence or diplomat or law enforcement and you need to carry out your responsibility with the greatest integrity and let the chips fall where they may. a lot of the individuals are being intimidated and they don't want to be shown the door, it's one thing to see professionals but is the white house going to start going down further and trying to remove intelligence professionals who are just trying to do the job by going to face the wrath of the vindictive donald trump? >>

contrary to yours they should be sued. >> when they get their opinion wrong a number of times like "new york timesork that way -- if you read it, you will see it, it is beyond a opinion it is more than an opinion. david: trump defending his campaign new la lawsuit againstw york times for liable libel, cly knowingly published a fal false article. >> we bring in the hill's joe -- i was op-ed editor at "wall street journal" for a few years, we encouraged opinion but we double checked and triple checked. they would make sure there were no falsehoods in this, does not likelies times does that. >> they did not, i just caught on question, where report said do you think it right to shoe if someone has a opinion different from yours, that is not what happened here. this is about mueller report, he came to conclusion there was no collusion, are about this to come out, i understand why the trump campaign and president would be upset. but you know that line from jaws, they roy schneider said you will need a bigger boat, you will need a lot of lawsuits, a lot of people argued that president and his associate c

they would say that i work for the new york times. the new york times, many fox viewers would say the new york times should be in the top three media entities that should be eliminated immediately. i don't agree with that, but isn't that just a symbiotic cycle of grievance that works in both directions that again, some people do better than others? >> that's true. it works like that. there is one difference. that is, to destroy the argument that the new york times and the rest of the media has some sort of ideological bias i'm more about on the second. you know, you have to present evidence. there is none. however, if you redefine new book called, they want, you'll find -- it's a quiz, it's a challenge. i challenge conservatives who think that there is fake news going on in the mainstream media to present one example of it. and i said now let's turn to fox news channel and there is page after page after page of absolute outrage. they can say, the media news organizations are populated are generally politically progressive. that's one t

new hampshire but it did show her value. shannon: only a little time left so i want to talk about other news breaking tonight. new york times has a story out tonight, russia backed trump's reelection and he fears democrats will exploit its support. classified briefings lawmakers according to the new york times that angered the president who complained democrats would weapon eyes the disclosure. what are you hearing? >> that's not the type of report donald trump wants to see. he has been doing well in the polls, he is out campaigning in a bunch of states this week, past impeachment and you have russia coming back with a briefing done by people from his own administration. if what the briefing said was factual that is something congress wants and needs to know about but he was upset about it and that is one of the reasons he is swapping out the dni. >> russia may be coming back but not surprising what russia did in the 2016 election. thank you so much. all right. we've got alicia back with highlights from the president's rally coming up. should the new york times have published an op-ed by a taliban leader. we have that

liberty. ♪ >> harris: the trump campaign is suing "the new york times," claiming an op-ed on the russiatigation amounted to a false smear intended to influence the outcome of the 2020 election. the president unloading on the times during his news conference yesterday. watch. >> frankly, they've got a lot wrong over the last number of years. so we will see, let that work its way through the courts. if you read it, you'll see it's beyond an opinion. that's not an opinion, it's something much more than opinion. they did a bad thing and there will be more coming. >> harris: "the new york times" pushed back saying the trump campaign has turned to the courts to try and punish an opinion writer for having an opinion they find unacceptable. fortunately, the law protects the right of americans to express their judgments and conclusion." scott bolden, former chair of the credit party, also an attorney. jenna ellis, playing a huge role in this lawsuit, as senior legal advisor to the trump campaign. jenna, i'm going to start with you. why sue the times? >> to hold them accountable. when you have so

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an op-ed in "the new york times" drew criticism for its lack of context even by the paper's own afghanistan correspondent. here at home we're seeing presidential pardons for corrupt politicians and crooked businessmen petitioned for on fox news. an upheaval where -- prompting a retired general to say as americans we should be afraid for the future of our nation when good men and women can't speak the truth, when facts are inconvenience. this is all amid new reports that president of the united states and democratic frontrunner bernie sanders are both having their campaigns boosted by russia again. raising the specter of a win/win scenario for vladimir putin as he continues to sow seeds of chaos and disinformation at the heart of all campaigns. this may seem ripped out of the pages of a spy novel, but it's happening in our time and watch. >>> with me is senior reporter oliver darcy, correspondent julia out with "why does putin love bernie" and stop fake news.org marco separate. stop fake news is a ukrainian website and show dedicated to fighting russia disinformation. julia, want to start wi

"the new york times" reporting that trump's allies on the house intel committee, his fellow republicans, challenged intelligence officials' conclusions that russia is already right now again interfering in our presidential election. this time with the aim of helping donald trump. the times reports, republicans argued with straight faces, trump has been rough on russia and strengthened european security. you may remember that intelligence officials also pushed back from republicans back in 2016. in his book "the apprentice," washington post reporter greg miller writes that, before the 2016 election -- and this was an incredible scene -- then cia director john brennan briefed mitch mcconnell about russia's efforts to help donald trump. miller wrote it this way. as brennan moved through his talking points, the kentucky senator expressed no alarm about at russia might be doing in the u.s. election and instead accused the cia director of playing politics. "you're trying to screw the republican candidate," mcconnell said. on that note, back with us tonight, peter baker, philip rucker, shannon

i saw a headline just yesterday in "the new york times" opinion section that said we mightht as well virus instead of coronavirus, and that was by gail collins who has been with the paper a long time. now think about this. now we are going to blame president trump for coronavirus when this virus originated in communist china. it is easily the stupidest headliner 2020, and we are not even outside of february yet. that wins it, no question. this has been going on for a while now where we take a situation and automatically blame the president. for instance, just last year "the washington post" runsdi a headline -- and this is from the editorial board, by the way. when it comes to extreme weather, and in this case it was about a hurricane, mr. trump is complicit. in other words, a hurricane is aboutca to hit the mainland u.s., therefore the president somehow is to blame. also, cnn a couple weeks ago ran an analysis a few weeks back that said coronavirus task force, another example of trump administration's lack of diversity. you have to expect at this point that the houston astros cheatin

"new york times" columnist thomas friedman says that democrats must nominate the right person if theyto defeat president trump in november. in his column today in the "new york times" friedman writes, "an age when political extremists go all the way and moderates tend to just go away, michael bloomberg has the right stuff. a moderate progressive with a heart of gold but the toughness of a rattlesnake for what is going to be an incredibly big, brutal task, making donald trump a one-term president." i'm joined right now by thomas friedman, nrkts nshlths foreign affairs columnist and the author of "thank you for being late." thomas, you're highly respected. your big thoughts about politics. i don't know. the question is are you right? what gives you the confidence to write today's column that mike trump -- mike bloomberg's the right candidate and bernie sanders is not? >> well, i think mike has the experience. i think he has the right values. and i think he has the capability to take on what is just an incredible machine, which is going to be the trump re-election campaign. i'm a moderat

. >> i want you to say on national tv you were not a source for the "new york times" or any other publicationonsidering that's what you are accused of. were you a leaker for the "new york times"? >> i never intentionally misled anyone about anything and i never have committed a crime. trish: he was lying. he got tripped up in this one. he lied on tv, and he lied under oath. august 18, 2017, mie fbi officis met with mccabe. they gathered all they could about the possible leak to the "new york times." an agent asked him point blank, did you authorize this article, were you aware of it. did you authorize it. mccabe looked at the story he reviewed months earlier and said yep, i did. there you go. roger stone was convicted in court of seven felonies, obstruct a congressional quir -- inquiry. he's facing years in jail for lying. granted he never should have lied. but keep in mind this was an investigation into nothing. it never should have happened in the first place. why do people around the president keep finding themselves in all this trouble. it's a question the president is asking. president t

. >> jason: and then the "new york times" op-ed is calling this the trump virus. you have nancy pelosi and chuck schumer initially there were criticisms that trump was overreacting. now they are saying he is underreacting. again, what's your perspective? >> yeah, this is just an example of the president's critics criticizing anything he does. remember, the single most consequential and valuable thing done to stop this virus from already spreading throughout the united states was when president trump decided to shut down travel to china last month. what happened then? joe biden accused him of xenophobia. "the washington post" accused him of overreacting. even the so-called experts who opposed the decision at the time now admit that it bought us valuable time to prevent the spread of this virus in the united states. so we can do more to stockpile drugs and medical equipment. work on vaccines and therapeutics and getting testing kits out to the front line. this is just another example though of you who the president is going to be criticized no matter what he does. i

"the new york times" runs a column that there is basically collusion. they know it is wrong and do it anyway? >> emily: we will see in that lawsuit. certainly, that's what the president thinks. if i were him in that moment, it's basically the basis for that lawsuit. i would have said, look, they are claiming it's merely an opinion piece. if you have malicious intent and you disregard truth and diligence and you publish it anyway and you know it to be false -- >> jesse: and you know it is going to hurt their reputation. >> emily: and it did cause damage, you have to prove damage. that is why we are suing. that's what i would have said in that moment. i think the issue here will be whether there were damages. go ahead. keep publishing whatever you want. obviously it's from 2019 pair but more importantly, it's the statement this makes, which is the president saying i'm sick of this. i have endless bankroll for th this. >> jesse: why do you think they want to roll a fake column like that? >> juan: i don't know. i don't say that your opinion is fake. i just

the trump administration negotiates with the taliban, top republicans slamming "the new york times" forgettingf the terror group's leaders and platform. joins us from the new york news room with the story. >> this is an unprecedented move by an american newspaper and getting a lot of heat, especially senior staff at the paper, so "the new york times" published this op-ed, it's called "what we, the taliban, want." the deputy leader of the taliban in afghanistan and he's also a wanted terrorist by the u.s. in this piece, said that the withdrawal of foreign forces is the taliban's first and foremost a man. accuses american of flipping goalpost when it comes to negotiations for peace. as you can imagine, reading a terrorist demands and complaints in a u.s. paper did not go over well. house g.o.p. conference chair liz cheney among those to talk about this, she slammed "the new york times" on twitter writing this, i have some questions for "the new york times," since they decided to give the taliban and form to spew garbage, like we did not choose our war, we were forced to defend ourselves and aske

inn bloomberg ran for mayor new york city, h he tried to get himself a third term, which was at that time not really allowed in new york because the voters had had a term limit referendum. bloomberg engineered a backroom deal and a lot of the nonprofits in the city supported him on that. why? we found out he had given them millions of dollars. that money goes to l lots of places beyond just merely tv commercials. amy: explained what you mean. for people outside of new york city, for people to understand, it was mayor mike bloomberg himself who also supported term limits. was in what the policy the city and how he ended up flipping it and going for third term with these good government groups who were absolutely opposed to a third term. it is not that he thought he could get them to say, we support this, but his strategy of neutralizing crititics using money. >> right. on term limits in particular, this i is fascinating. the voters of new york had said we don't want more -- we don'tt want our mayors to have more than two terms. this was on the books. bloomberg decides toward the end of a s

is coming out of the new york times so we already have to preface it with that but it's talking about the fact that in rural areas we're certainly still seeing a lot of poverty lack of water basic resources but in the city of caracas specifically there is this kind of surge that's happening here is there a gap reforming between super wealthy kind of capitalist people in the cities and the poor people who are the socialists in the rural. communities what's true and what's not well as you said this is the new york times and so there's a great deal of misinformation going around regarding been a swell and the economy is no different just real quick i mean as far as the water is concerned i mean that problem really surfaced last march when the business well as electrical grid was hacked and soon afterward why go ahead declared himself president and that's where you had that water crisis but thankfully that has been largely resolved. as far as your question i mean. people were given the impression that business well is kind of like soviet russia before the reforms of the eighty's heavily c

, they would say the new york times, many fox viewers say the new york times should be in the top 3 media entities which be eliminated immediately. i don't agree with that, but isn't it just a symbiotic cycle of grievance that works in both directions, but some do better than others? >> it works exactly like that. but there is one difference. and that is to destroy the argument the new york times and the rest of the media has some sort of ideological bias and more on that in a second, you have to present evidence and there is none but if you read a fine new book called "american manifesto: saving democracy from villains, vandals, and ourselves," it is a challenge. i challenge conservatives who think there is fake news going on in the mainstream media to present, one example of it. let's turn to fox news and it is page after page after page of absolute outrage. .. >> progressive values with journalistic values. speaking truth to power. afflicting the comfortable and comforting the aflicktive, looking for corruption and malfeasance and misfeasance in government. you know, these are

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opening the country up to outside investment and more of a capitalist system according to the new york times quote shopping malls that were deserted just 6 months ago are bustling and imported s.u.v.s course through the streets new restaurants and bars are popping up weekly in the wealthier parts of town there are tables packed with foreign businessmen fashionable locals and government insiders in his speeches madeira is still promoting a vision of venezuela in which all of its resources are shared by all but according to venezuelan economists remember the gap between rhetoric and reality is greater than ever the fight for survival has forced the government to become more pragmatic quote only the narrative is still socialist again according to the times the government has slashed red tape and turned a blind eye to taxation fuelling a boom in private exports of everything from oil to chocolate enriching the politically connected and traditional business elites joining us now to discuss the host of the news with rick sanchez rick sanchez and producer dr ricky rivera who has a ph d. in latin am

starting the day after their indictment, "the new york times" was first to report that rudy giuliani also under federal criminal investigation for his involvement into what those guys -- in what those guys had been doing in ukraine. "the new york times" headline on october 11th, the day after the lev and igor indictment, giuliani is said to be under investigation for ukraine work. then three days later "wall street journal," october 14, federal prosecutors scrutinized giuliani's ukraine business dealings and financing. bloomberg news november 14th. giuliani faces campaign probe on lobbying and finance breaches. federal subpoenas seek information on giuliani business. the president's personal lawyer who has been running this scheme in ukraine on behalf of the president is under federal criminal investigation. we thought. all that news broke in october and november. we hadn't heard much about it since november as the president's impeachment over the ukraine scandal took hold. what happened to that potential criminal prosecution? now we may know because today the justice department relea

now the president is suing the "new york times." that hasn't happened in awhile, a sitting president suing the "new york times." the attorney for the president of the united states in that case joins us next. >> tucker: the trump administration won a victory in federal court today in its ongoing fight against the nation's many sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants. trace gallagher has the details on what happened. trace? >> tucker, this is a big battle victory for the president. it means he might go on to win the war. back in 2017, the administration moved to withhold about $400 million in federal grant money from city and states that implemented laws where they refused to cooperate with federal immigration authorities when it comes to dealing with illegal immigrants. the cities and states filed lawsuits and lower courts ruled if their favor. later the more liberal third, seventh and ninth courts of appeal upheld the lower courts saying the administration had to give up the grant money. now the second circuit court of appeals in ne

liz: big news, trump 2020 campaign filed a libel lawsuit against "the new york times" accusing "the newmes" of defamatory, a defamatory column in 2019 that russia and trump were engaged in conspiracy to help each other and hurt hillary clinton. this is unfolding that "the new york times" walked back a piece that the russians were helping the president. they walked that back. the fight next. ♪. ♪ don't just plan to retire. plan to live. an annuity helps cover your essential monthly expenses, so you're free to live the life you want. find out how an annuity can give you lifetime income at protectedincome.org (whistling) can give you lifetime income ♪. liz: let's welcome fred fleitz. he is president of center for security policy. fred, great to see you. >> good to be here. liz: you have an opinion piece about congressional leaks to the media. can you explain it? >> well, liz, i'm calling for the president to cut off sharing sensitive intelligence with adam schiff because that committee, the house intelligence committee, is no longer doing serious oversight. with all the directed leaks to h

the new york times says proper jumped 24% taking earnings per year to the chief executive who isa yearecutive who is a former bbc director—general, mark thompson, says the times will be increasing the cost of digital subscription from 15 to $17 a month. it added 342,000 new subscribers in the last quarter of last year. shares of pi nte rest quarter of last year. shares of pinterest surged after the on line bulletin board beat earnings estimates. it jumped 46% in the last three months. the number of monthly users jumped to 335 million. it overtook snapchat. shares in ebay fell 7% after the owner of the new york stock exchange says it is no longer exploring a deal option. nyse approached ebay after it said it was content considering a takeover of the on line market place. newsbriefing is next, don't go away. doctors and sexual health experts are urging the health secretary to investigate what they are calling on unacceptable shortage of drugs to treat the menopause. there is also also a shortage of contraceptives is to charlotte was reports. more than a million women in the uk use hormon

ronan farrow followed "the new york times" report with his own pulitzer prize reporting in "the new yorker who came forward to tell their stories in "the new york times" and "the new yorker" are the heroic vanguards of a new movement that has now changed the legal world's understanding of rape and how to prosecute rape charges. harvey weinstein was found guilty of 2 out of 3 possible verdicts against him. he was found guilty of the rape of jessica mann and guilty of a criminal sexual act in the first degree against miriam haley. jessica mann broke down on the witness stand during cross-examination by weinstein's lawyer, which caused judge james burke to end the trial proceedings early that day. jessica mann spent three days total on the witness stand describing a complex involvement with weinstein which she said was at times consensual, but did include at least two incidents of violent sexual assault. prosecutor joan aluzi told the jury weinstein tried to keep in contact with his victims in order to control them. she told the jurors when you have to trick somebody to be in your control, th

the ways paul krugman has described his ideological foes in columns he's been writing for the new york times for more than two decades. >> erything that one party has said about fundamental economic policy for the past 15 years has been not true. >> when krugman predicte donald trump's election would lead to economic doom and possibly worse, trump to notice. >> this guy is demented. he is. he's a demented person. and that's why the timesng is fai >> what does paul krugman say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possib by... additional funding is provided by... by...rate funding is provided >> welcome to "firing line," paul krugman. >> hi, there. >> you are a nobel prize winner an academic, a colonomics, at the new york times, and a bestselling authorho has just published a new book, "arguing with zombies: economic politics, and the fight for a better future." we're getting to "zombies." >> okay. >> before we get to "zombies,"yo i have to asabout president trump, who tweeted just this week... >> it's amazing. i me, i'm getting to live, rent-free, in his head, t which is a greng

in an explosive investigation by "the new york times," allegations of entrenched culture of misogyny,ngel wings were a designation that could rocket them into international stardom. but that came at a cost. >> reporter: "the new york times" describing angels in hell after interviewing more than 30 current and former executives, employees, contractors and models of victoria's secret. according to the report, 71-year-old ed razek a former top executive of l brands played a central role in casting angels and was a subject of multiple complaints of inappropriate conduct. >> there was a lot of inappropriate touching and inappropriate comments and anyone who complained or disagreed with ed razek were brushed aside. pushed out. and ignored. >> reporter: razek telling abc news in an email, the accusations in the "times" story are categorically untrue, misconstrued or taken out of context. others telling the "times," the company's billionaire ceo, 82-year-old wexner was aware of that. >> it's long defined sexiness for women. despite all that, it's been run by two powerful men who have presided

a new "new york times" report confirms it. ing to bite off n their nose to spite their face. the bernie sanders supporters know it. take a look. >> there's a "new york times" report toot that is talking about the party leadership actively working against bernie sanders and willing to break up the party as a result of this. >> i can see that. >> how do you feel about that? >> unfortunately, it's really kind of what you would see coming to a head since 2016. >> i think the democratic party is isolating themselves. >> it's trash. i don't know what else to say. it's harmful to us as a country and to everybody who want to do something like that. >> i would help that the people that have been telling me no matter who the last few years would pile in behind bernie. >> sean, the big question is, does bernie sanders pull off this nomination? and if he doesn't because the party is working against him like they did in 2016, will those progressive voters still vote for the nominee. w back to you, sean. >> sean: thanks, lawrence. 2020 corre

i am sort of entitled to just one good story in "the new york times." tarted off, i ran against very smart people. a lot of them. >> he said that a few times. >> i just think i am entitled to a great story from "the new york times." i have done something nobody has ever done. susan: this was the podcast the new york times crated after their oval office exchange with the president about their coverage. what do you hear in the president's voice there? patty: it is a little sad. i am entitled to something nice from my hometown newspaper. you see the validation he wants from the "new york times," which he calls the "failing new york times" now. because they have not given him that puffball of a story he wanted on the presidency. electedn, he was not king but president of the united states. with the checks and balances people's right to free speech . and power of assembly and protest, president trump like all presidents has endured those first amendment freedoms. it is not always pleasant to be on the other end of that. but it is the role of the press to be c

is it right for "the new york times" to take a guy, and his editorial.know if he was paid and went back or not his perspective from their network on this deal that could be imminent with us? and if there is a 5-$10 million bounty on his head by us because he is a terrorist who has killed americans, do we really give him a page in "the new york times" to air his views? a war that we started? they said it was a defensive war? do we remember 9/11? >> trace: the senior afghan correspondent wrote to this, and i am quoting "he says the piece in "the new york times" which is independent of our news operation talking about the opinion section omits the most fundamental fact that there is no taliban and peacekeeper as he paints himself behind some of the most ruthless attacks of this war with many civilian lives lost. that is the guy they sent over to report on the whole thing saying that this is a mess. >> i talked to adam who talked to him perfectly before his hit with the radio. he said that he said this would be conditions based. and the network and everybody

feel bad, she wanted to get home. >> dagen: i just like watching people fall. >> geraldo: "the new york timesation today of a group home here in new york city, for the population once housed in the big institution. this group home was awful but it does not represent the group homes that we have advocated and helped to develop in this city and around the country. at the homes are wonderful, we run more than 40 of them in the new york area. we raise funds, you should do it for the autism speaks, a lot of these organizations have group homes. me and sean hannity to the golf tournament every year, one of our many group homes sean and i play golf together. 35 years i've had that tournament, we do charity boxing matches. it's just a great cause, suppo support. and medicaid is drawing up, these folks are desperate for help so be charitable. >> a pizza delivery man got a very special surprise that warmed everyone's heart. take a look at this. >> then a woman fell through the ceiling. >> that is 2-year-old, loved getting the pizza and obviously went out and hugged him. what we found out through facebo

what do you think of the allegations that julian have sanji is a direct quote from the new york times is that he's a narcissist with an outsized view of his own of origins and that he has no interest in monday matters like personal hygiene. really. i can't think of another journalist or publisher who has won a major international journalist wards. and for whom media organizations have complained about whether his socks were dirty. or had been washed here i mean really. i wonder whether any single human being has been subjected to the level of snow. in the palms and walls at school. into india live in a british court released a social built on condition that he didn't leave the country. he was also required to remain at the country house owned by a close friend the british journalist phone smith. well i'm now sitting in a chair. and ingham home is a sort of house that is the products of wealth that my family has generated for hundreds of years my family moved here and 75. fortunate. to have that responsibility as it often. is and investing at the journalists and that's why our journali

lisa: the most interesting life and the new york times we want this statement from the new york timesconflict. the government, the taliban, and from citizens. it's the second in command of the taliban at a time when its negotiators are hammering out an agreement with american officials that the could result in american troops leaving afghanistan. that makes his perspective relevant at this particular moment so that's what they had to say about it. geraldo: i ran into neil cavuto at the coffee machine and we were talking about how long erica and i have been together, a long long time the next year 2001 we went to war in afghanistan. we're still at war in afghanistan, 2001, that's almost 19 years. it's time to close this thing down. you're not going to win in a classic sense, no one is going to surrender but if you can hammer out a peace deal, that comes with reasonable security for the afghan people, reasonable freedoms for the oppressed groups, particularly women in afghanistan. brian: that's the most important part. it can't be terror activity. geraldo: i think that is the ironically

if tonight's reporting by "the washington post" and "the new york times" is true. and everything else we know about donald trump and vladimir putin indicates that it is true. >> did you want president trump to win the election, and did you direct any of your officials to help him do that? >> translator: yes, i did. yes, i did because he talked about bringing the u.s.-russia relationship back to normal. >> russia's interference in the 2016 election to help donald trump has been proved far beyond a reasonable doubt, and donald trump was not president in 2016. trump did not have the kind of powers he has now to actively help the president of russia help re-elect the president of the united states. this is a darkly momentous event in the history of this country in the history of this world. vladimir putin has become donald trump's running mate once again. leading off our discussion tonight is democratic congressman jim himes of connecticut, he's a member of the house intelligence committee. congressman himes, what can you tell us about this meeting last week that's bei

editor and chief of "the recount" and mara gay, former new york city bureau chief at the "wall street journal," these days a member of "the new york times" editorial board. mara, to you first. bernie, pete, klobuchar. what just happened? >> you know, i think that much like "the new york times" editorial board, voters are split on who they should choose. >> artfully done. >> no, i think it's true. listen, there's so much anxiety among democrats right now because they just don't know who the right person is to go up against donald trump, and they are desperate to beat donald trump, and there's a lot of gamemanship being played. will people vote for a woman? will people vote for a socialist? nobody really knows the answer. i do think that it's notable that if you were to add up the votes for say pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar, you know, the moderates actually are looking quite strong in that sense, but their votes are divided. then you have kind of the sanders train that is barreling full speed ahead. and then you have other folks looking at that who are looking at michael bloomberg as kind of a third way. and so, the one thing i would s