this is the "new york times" for the "new york times" has blood on its hands. so bad tha the ks when her 50th anniversary the former managing editor of the "new york times" thought maybe i should write something about it. max frankel november 14, 2001. twenty-two years ago his first paragraph is and then there was failure. none greater than this staggering standing failure of the "new york times" to depict hitler's methodical extermination of the jews of europe as a horro core beyond al other horrors in world war ii nazi war within the war crying out for elimination. so the question is has the "new york times" learned anything? this from tablet by professor the "new york times" correspondent at the outbreak of the second world war the "new york times" bureau chief from berlin guido was known to sit in the bar of the city's famous alton hotel spout" a loudmouth defense of nazi -ism unquote. eventually provoke another reported two complaints the times publisher quote isn't it about time the "new york times" said something about its nazi correspondent unquote but

you were a new york times magazine contributor. about your decision. >> first and foremost, sign the letter as a person. i feel like growing up as a jew in america, you're as all the time, what would people do if there was another holocaust? this is the time when you're supposed to speak out. this is the moment you have been hypothetically asked your entire life. i resigned because i think it is the right thing to do. i would not supporting ethno-state for any other group and i don't support it for my own people. that was first and foremost want to send the letter. the secondary question of why did i signed it as a journalist has to do with questions about what to expect of contingent labor. i am a contributing wruiter so i don't have benefits or protections. i think there's a bigger question of if an institution is not willing to give you job, what do you owe them? a someone who does not have job security and is not protected and doesn't have access to labor rights that are union grants, it is incumbent upon me to be owning my own

i mean, as someone who wasn't following the new york times's coverage at the time, because i was like11, i think, and in england, they probably didn't know what the new york times was, but i was interested read as someone who sort of looked back on that coverage but wasn't reading it at the time. you know, initially howell raines, who had previously been the editorial page editor and was the executive editor initially howell raines would preclude been the editorial page and was executive editor by then, , was i to facing exhibitions of kind of being too anti-intervention, i guess the insinuation given the sort of heightened security climateli after 9/11 was being unpatriotic. unpatriotic. talk about some of those nuances in how you found that coverage going back to look at it. i just among many critics the sort of ossified simple white narrative now is the coverage was kind of one big pro-bush administration failure, but you paint a rich picture. >> guest: i think you make a really important point here which is the context of the time. we'll come back to howell raines in the second. t

cannon makes in this tire case particularly in light of some explosive reporting out of "the new york times" today. today "the times" is out with some incredible new details about a master plan developed by former trump administration officials including immigration hard liner stephen miller. miller along with other controversial trump advisers is drawing up a plan for what trump will do if he wins the 2024 election. now, the top line of this story is that these individuals want to get rid of all the quote-unquote traditional legal conservatives that typically make up a republican administration and indeed were hired and fired with some reg lirty in the first trump administration. and instead these officials want to fill the executive branch with lawyers willing to do whatever trump wants. i really cannot stress just how far "the new york times" reports the overturn window has shifted here. the most important conservative legal group in this country is the federalist society. for decades it has been the core of the conservative legal movement stacking the judicial and legislative and execut

co-conspirators in the largest terrorism trial in her country's history that is how you get hired at the "new york times were her first job in the "new york times." having opinions like that in claiming hamas and hezbollah are not terrorist groups was not disqualified if you want to get a job at the "new york times," the los angeles times or amnesty international or human rights watch were all a huge part of the problem in this propaganda war against israel. mark: assert the "new york times" for a moment there's many scholars who have written very thorough books that are absently unchallenged for the "new york times" covered up the holocaust for the most part. the "new york times" put out an apology in 200 2001 which was a semi- apology but it's one or 50th year anniversary. it seems to me going to cover up the holocaust that rot is pretty deep at the "new york times." the "new york times" hired and then fired a man who was praising hitler who was a photographer for them in gaza they just hired this guy back the "new york times" put out anti-semitic cartoons, not one but two who has since apologized for

that as people who love the truth they talk about the truth well again the truth yes back to the new york times , i still remember how at the very beginning of the full-scale invasion of ukraine, the new york, new york times published an article that the ukrainian defense forces were shelling ukrainian villages with rockets with cluster warheads, that was the headline of the article , that we we are shelling our villages with cluster munitions. although in the article itself, somewhere at the very end, in the penultimate paragraph, there was only one sentence, and the journalists of the new york times were never able to establish that the village where they were doing a photo report was shelled with cluster munitions from the ukrainian or russian side, this is the understanding of the press, so they really talk about the war, but sometimes some journalists sew manipulations. and enough such unpleasant manipulations in your materials, there should be filtering information filtering, gentlemen, i'm definitely taking a risk, i would say yes, look at the espresso tv channel, officially recognized ,

the new york time value identity of the paper? hat you are telling on the path for the tradition and what the times was kindel of doing into the paper transformed itself. >> i think what it is and will continue to be and probably should be is writing or presenting, talking about the important events and characters into things people need to knoww toet understand. that's what i think he was talking about and what the paper needs to keep doing. the thing that is important here that i think that he got because he's a transitional editor in my opinion is that you can't not try other things even if they don't work. so for example it doesn't remotely fall into that definition. people like it and i don't think, people could argue with me i don't think it violates what the times stands for so it's that and other things the paper could do that they try and don't work. i think as long as you remember that core and experiment beyond that that's the way forward. the other point because you definitely fixed on that criticaloi argument here the

the new york times reports biden the democrats and say face new resistance from parts of the party --oader thinking for how we brown people in this country are treated. and on this planet. arab american support. air marathons willing to vote for biden in 2020 is 59%. october this year, 17%. what do you make of that, michelle? my >> look, i think obviously there are different problems. there's a sort of identity problem, and then there's the generational divide. the generational divide makes sense. there's an older generation, biden generation, for whom israel was a socialist country. israel, and israel for a long time saw itself in for us for a time machine by others as an anti colonialist project against the british empire. the older people have no memory of that. they have no memory of an israel whose leaders weren't openly elimination asked, who didn't have not just netanyahu but some of these incredibly racist characters that he has around them. and then meanwhile you had, i think, the pro palestinian movement has done a very good job of trying to link their own struggle, which is

cnn and "new york times" check it out. we checked out national polls those are three weight races and some the two candidates are tied. so brian you started to touch on this earlier. "new york times" washington post a flood of stories about what trump do the second term pretty single after his enemies, higher eight loyalists instead of traditional conservatives. crapped out on immigration in both the insurrection act. what is this flurry of stories say to you? >> that we have got to scare people into not voting for him. i will give you an example. you brought up don't panic it is still early what ever i understand where you're coming from he is going to be the nominee. the only thing that's different about this election, there's a lot of things the one thing that is different is that many people are convinced, me included he cannot do the job anymore did you see him try to lay a wreath yesterday for the unknown soldier? he puts the wreath up and does not know where to go. he does not know how to leave a stage he could not e

mark: 's circle back briefly about the "new york times." e are three major books written about how the "new york times" covered up the holocaust. the "new york times" apologize for it in 2001 as a matter fact. the headline the "new york times" had when the hospital was not hit the parking lot next to the hospital was hit that was an islamic she hawed missile that misfire it took the "new york times" three times to get the title rate. a lot of people think it had incredibly negative impact around the world and helped to launch a lot of the violence around the world. what he think of that? works of not going to give it specifically to the "new york times" and with the bbc, the ap a lot of media outlets that we all got put her ba progress andk about the "new york times." >> again it is a disease that is everywhere we've got push notifications of 500,000 are in china they were killed by an israeli attack on t hospital fit of all you need to take -- you would not take the ayatollahs of ironic or isis press releases seriously why would you take ha

streets of new york in solidarity with palestine. protest is on demanding an immediate cease firewall condemning the american government and mainstream media outlets like the new york times over the unwavering support for israel of the order. we are here marching through the streets of new york city, a lot of younger folks here as well as an older season. the active best baptist that was doing americans muslims, jew standing in solidarity with the palestinians. and as you can see, thousands of people are gathered to call out these railey bombing of gaza and to express their support for the palestinian people. now, the crowds here that have assembled are particularly noteworthy, and as the local politicians have largely condemned these protest, they've labeled them anti semitic. they've labeled them in support of terrorism. there has been condemnation, even from last spring, figures like alexandria cows, jo gourd has, here's what some of the protesters here had to say to us about why they are here. despite the local politicians calling on them not to march in the streets, we demand an immediate cease fire. we will not be complicit to collect the punishment in genocide att

you guys only do two: cnn and new york times. check it out. check it out. liz: okay, joining us now is mark lauder, former special assistant to president trump. here's another brand new poll from emerson and trump is leading biden in the swing states of pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia, and arizona. what do you think of this exchange from the president? >> i just think he's either misinformed or trying to misinform the american people. look, there's a long said theory in pol politics that one poll ds not make a trend. there's been four polls this week that all show joe biden loses to donald trump and donald trump winning in five or six of the key battleground states. so that is a trend. i think it's safe to say joe biden is losing to donald trump right now. liz: what did you think of gop debate last night? vivek ramaswamy, you know, said nikki haley and ron desantis is dick cheyney in 3-inch heels and putin and xi are rallying for ramaswamy to be president? what did you make of the debates? ramaswamy was slammed by nikki haley for bringing up her daughter's

here's his guest essay in the new york times in june. quote, cormac mccarthy had a remarkable literary career. it could never happen now. professor, why do you say that? cormac mccarthy's career could not happen now. well, his career depended on a situation in publishing that no longer exists. he required a editor at random house. albert erskine was a tremendous editor who worked with some of the giant figures of 20th century literature. in addition to mccarthy. he needed mccarthy needed erskine to support him through a series of books that were commercial failures. his first five books over more than 20 years. sold only a few thousand copies each and went out of print. that's not something that is sustainable at commercial publishers in the 21st century. and why is it that albert erskine stuck with mr. mccarthy? did he see something? were these books badly written? no, the books are beautifully written. mccarthy's his early books as his late books are all beautifully written, even though there's a big divide, a big difference between th

here's his guest essay in the "new york times." you quote cormac mccarthy had a remarkable literary career. it could never happen now. profess to come why you say that cormac mccarthy career could not happen now? >> well, his career was on a situation publishing that no longer exists. he required an editor at random house, albert, who was a tremendous editor who work with some of the giant figures in the 20th century literature in addition to mccarthy. indeed, mccarthy needed erskine to support them through a series of books that were commercial failures. his first five books over more than 20 years sold only a few thousand copies. that said something that is sustainable and commercial publishers in the 21st century. >> why is it that albert erskine stuck with mr. mccarthy? ddc something? >> he sure did. the books were beautifully written. his early books as of late books are all beautifully written even though there's a big divide the big difference between his career. his early books are all brilliant i love that. erskine saw gen

they won't protest to send on the new york times headquarters accusing the outlets of the poor . that gives way the bull crimes against the palestinians as thousands of new york as raleigh. all the people have gone to the israel arrests. they tell us to the enrollment or the state system social media. in the 1st case of an alleged violation of a new know the criminal lines is the quote, consumption of terrorist materials. we discussed the control of a c with alternative get. anyone who post on instagram or any social media, they're happy about what, how much that is going to be understood. and this is exactly what would happen in other countries that the one to defend itself is that it is, is it, is that it's low as addresses. and if there is a load that is the basis, it cannot be, see it as a fellow. this is finally to shut the amounts of public opinion. the very welcome to 3 pm here in most go in, this is all see international with the latest world news update. it's good to have you with us. we still at the out in northern gone. so wed thousands have been killed and many more in

the new york times headquarters accusing the outlet of suppose think is really will crimes against palestinians and thousands of new york as raleigh full of people of concepts plus the scale throughout the rest of the palestinian woman. i've had stay focused on social media, and the 1st case of an alleged violation of a new no big criminal license, the quotes consumption of terrorist materials. we discussed the control of a c with all the time, the less than anyone who paused on instagram or anti social media. they're happy about what, how much that is going to be understood. and this is exactly what would happen. and i'm just going through that the one to defend itself is it, is it, is it? uh, it slows address it. and if there is a load that is the best, as is the kind of the scene of the fellow, this is tanya to shut the mountains of about a senior, the a very welcome. this is on the international with the latest world news headlines. it's good to have you with us. this island will begin with northern garza, wed thousands have been killed and many more injured off the is where the bones lande

it's very hard to get the product, the storm into the headquarters of the new york times, accusing the outlet to support these ready war crimes against the palestinians past the thousands of new york as roddy for the people of gas at the ease with the rest of the policy and woman over high states us on social media in the press case upon the ledge, validation of a new law that committed lies, the post consumption of rich materials, the whites mid day in moscow watkins are to international. hi, i'm mike called quite a. so that will begin with northern gas or where dozens have been killed and maybe more injured after he's ready. bombs, landed, have 3 hospitals, which are south during the thousands of civilians. the following graphic footage, which you might find distressing shows the immediate aftermath of the strike on all ship a hospital. the also is the largest hospital in gaza mistaking ins cause such civilians with many living intense nearby overcrowded building area. the idea of older people to evacuate the area, but medics decided to stay, say it's impossible to relocate all the p

the walk in the process is to send on the new york times head quote is accusing. the outlets of supposing is waiting. we'll crimes against the palestinians and thousands of new yorkers. riley full the people of dollars plus. 8 is relevant to the city and women are the social media post. in the 1st case of an alleged violation of a new law, the criminal license, the quote, consumption of terrorist materials we discussed, we control the see within the hour minority rights go in the, in the, in the del, entered into the employers and found that people who are planning is to petition to the supreme court and say, do you mind if the very welcome assistant for pm here in most go in. this is on the international with the latest world news updates to have with us. but we started in northern gone. so what does since have been killed and many more injured off the is weighty bones, landed on sweet hospitals, which were sheltering thousands of civilians. the following graphic footage, which you might find distressing shows the immediate officer mazda of the swipe on elsie felt

host: that new york times poll of 3,662 registered voters. pennsylvania, one of those states.yland, this is democrats line. caller: good morning and thanks for taking my call. i'm not for either one as a whole because fast track to iraq and afghanistan and then all of a sudden, here we are with the bush cheney administration that has now gotten us to $33 trillion national debt. we are now trying to figure out do we want to keep this patronizing rhetoric that our politicians keep bringing to us? basically it is the hardware and software manufacturers, the material now being used in israel and ukraine. this is what keeps our economy going in the direction that it goes while our inner cities are imploding. these people are not looking out for the best interest of our countries, they never have. they look out for their own best interest and the people who come in from the back doors. that is kind of my feeling right now. host: victoria and ohio, independent line. caller: i voted for biden before but is very hard for me to want to do so again. he says he is all about protecting our

well, recently you wrote to new york times op ed and the title of that op ed was this summer. i became the book banning monster of iowa. what happened? well, districts here in iowa got put in kind of a difficult situation based on some legislation that was passed during the last session and had a really tight timeline to comply with a change in what we're allowed to have in our school in classroom libraries and the process that we use here in mason city. drew a lot of attention and ultimately people were pretty upset that we ended up pulling some books from the shelves in our classrooms, in our school libraries. and now i take it this is the parental rights law that says that schools in iowa are now required to offer age appropriate books that do not include any descriptions or visual depictions of a sex act. is that correct? yes, that's the one. so how did you go about pulling books off the shelf? so just for a little context, in a district of our size, we have nine schools, which means nine school libraries and then hundreds of classroom libraries. and the process of trying

"new york times" describes this as potentially epical shift away from what the democrats wanted to do on progressivism and toward more multi ethnic populism, that is in the "new york times." >> donald trump is a popular -- cares about american values. >> laura: what is steady? 5.6 in median wages. >> wages are higher than they ever been. >> laura: with inflation it is down. >> trump has multiple bases of support, his maga supporters, people who remember how nice life was under his presidency and people worried democrats are using law enforcement to try to imprison political opponents, people worry about authoritarianism, you see in numbers reflected, young voters and black voters more likely to vote for them. >> laura: they are mentioning newsom, whitmer, pritzger, they have launched packs and they are interesting characters, they are looking at it. >> first of all, black voters are moving from biden because they go to the grocery store, i think that is pretty clear. gas station, too. as far as replacement for biden, it is extremely hard to blast an incumbent president out of his seat

his guest essay in "the new york times" in june mccarthy had a remarkable literary career. it could never happen now. why do you say that his career could not happen now? >> his career depended on a situation in publishing that no longer exists. heal required an editor and ranm house. he was a tremendous editor that worked with some of the giant figures in the 20th century literature in addition to mccarthy.de he needed him to support him through a series of books that were commercial failures. the first five books moreye than 20 years sold only a few thousand copies and then went out of print. that is something that is sustainable in the 21st century. >> why is it that he stuck with mr. mccarthy? did he see something? with a written? >> the books were beautifully written. mccarthy the early books as the late book are all beautifully written although there is a big divide and difference but the early books are all brilliant. he saw genius and that. he was the last editor for william faulkner and mccarthy's early books are quite indebted to his style so when mccarthy's first

the products are stored me into the headquarters of the new york times accusing the outlet of supporting any is really genocide of the palestinians as thousands of new york as raleigh for the people of gas and the hughes real arrested. the policy and women for validating the criminalize could, quote, consumption of terabyte materials. we discussed to controversy with our panel of experts. anyone who focused on instagram or any social media, they're happy about what, how much of it is going to be our research. and this is exactly what would happen in other countries that the ones that defend itself is the it is, is it, is, it flows addresses. and if there is a load that is it, this is kind of the scene of the law. this is the phone to, to shut the mouse is about a city of the but we continue our coverage of the latest stories from the middle east on our team to national i a my call porch i, i would begin with northern gaz. away is really bombs of landed at 3 hospitals, which with sheltering thousands of injured and displaced civilians. the following graphic footage, which you might find d

snow in the so professor, you note in your guest essay in the "new york times" that after bernstein the editor of random house said hey each book has to make money. is that a correct statement? >> that was reported by andre shifrin. those imprints within random house. he had been there since 1962. his father founded preheat been for he beenthere for 28 years tw president camert in and he recorded the new policy was every book easy pay for itself from now on. they would not be subsidizing which had beenn subsidized. that was no longer going to fly. spill it in your view is that the market or the model today and some of the larger publishing houses? >> yes. this byy increasing ways in whih bureaucracy, these are commercial companies for them not shareholders who they need to satisfy. they try to make this as irrational as they can is by using various techniques like profit and loss forms that editors seem to fill out one for acquiring a new book to determine how much profit they get from any given book they want to acquire. they use comparative titles note in the process compass. this new

that was the new york times and the washington, the washington post. and so people read we actually had more traffic at one point than the new york times, and they and then they bought subscriptions and we went from 0 to 3 million digital only subscriptions. so but it was clear that might not stay in the white house. i mean, the republicans lost the house in 2018. we and we needed to prepare. and and the new york times was doing something bezos had talked about all along which was creating a so-called bundle. and they added they tens of millions of dollars into a cooking app. they acquired wirecutter product recommendation service. they they took their very famous new york times crossword puzzle, digitized it and built on that with a bunch of word games and hired wardle and acquired a well. and i heard of wardle. i knew that like it's matter of days before the new york times was going to buy wardle so it's like i was just like counting the days, you know, in any event, i did bring this up with my publisher and like around 2000, a little after the 2018 m

instead, a spokesperson for the new york times, the paper's coverage. idual that the times's journalistic is different from the advocacy advocacy mission of groups like glad quote as a news organization, we pursue independent reporting on transgender issues. additionally, two editors with the paper sent an email to staff in which they warned that they would not tolerate employees siding with advocacy advocacy groups to try to sway the paper's coverage of important issues and also would not tolerate publicly attacking colleagues for publishing things that disagree with. quote it is not unusual for groups to critique our coverage or to rally supporters to seek to influence our journalism. in this case, however, members of our staff, contributors to the times joined effort. their protest included direct attacks on several of our colleagues, singling them out by name. we do not and will not tolerate participation by times. journalist and protest organized by groups or attacks on, colleagues on social media or platforms. this rare defense of journalistic inte

it is a new york times very sienna poll -- new york times/city yen -- sienna poll.ost nevada to biden, so you take all this and you say, okay, what are they going another the next. what is their way to attack trump. and i think the first accept the of that, to answer your question, is to the get rid of joe biden. how do the they do? i don't know, maybe hay cover the hunter biden story and allow people to put pressure on the white house to be like, hey, we've got to get this guy ott out. and and hen it becomes putting a newsom or michelle obama in there or somebody who can defeat trump, because you heard the panic in their voice. they are scared trump could win in 2024, and based upon everything we're seeing, he's on track to. stuart: all right, you stay there, you lucky guy. i want to bring many steve doocy at the jukebox diner in manassas, virginia. steve, you're with virginia governor youngkin. if he can hold the house and flip the senate, maybe he'll run for president, is that right? >> well, you never know. one step at a time. hey, everybody, we're talking to st

ground to witness one of the of the fact that the protest, the storm, the headquarters of in new york times accusing the outlets of supporting these really war crimes against the policy union at thousands of new york as raleigh and for the people of gather, the israel arrests upon a scene in woodland, nova has status on social media in the fast case upon the leg, validation of a new law that criminalizes the quote, consumption of the categories of materials. we discussed the controversy with on the final of acts, but anyone who post on instagram or anti social media, they're happy about what, how much of it is going to be arrested. and this is exactly what would happen in the country that the one to defend itself. is it a, it is, is it, is it, uh, it slows address it. if there is a load that is it is, it cannot be seen as it fell, or this is the funded to shut the most of us. any of the you're watching are the international reaching you from the russian and capital a hi, a my cop. what check that would begin with northern jazz, what wed thousands have been killed and many more injured. afte

coming. >> jimmy: i'm peeling it right now, it's coming. >> say, did you correct the thing in the "new york timesect the thing in the new york times about fielder being a stiff actor? >> now say yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they better do it. >> jimmy: they better do it or else -- >> i'll [ bleep ] on them when i'm hosting the oscars. >> jimmy: oh, yes. or else i will [ bleep ] on them when i'm hosting the oscars. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: thanks. [ cheers and applause ] >> good? pretty good. >> jimmy: should we take a break? why don't we take a break, and we'll come back with emma stone and nathan fielder. we'll be right back. ♪ there's no business, like show business... ♪ ♪ like no business i know... ♪ ♪ everything about it is appealing ♪ ♪ everything the traffic will allow ♪ ♪ yesterday they told you you would not go far... ♪ ♪ that night you open and there you are... ♪ ♪ let's goooo... ♪ ♪ on with the... ♪ ♪ shoooooooowwww... ♪ at t.j.maxx, you can go above and beyond, and stay under budget. find the gifts they love for less, and gift to the maxx. can the flavor of a slow cooked smoked sausage fin

i will read a little bit from the new york times. the latest on the war in gaza between israel and hamas. it says four days after -- but is really troops, the gaza's largest hospital has become a quote, death zone. 31 premature babies in extremely precarious health were evacuated on sunday. emergency medical workers from the palestine red crescent society and the who, united nations agency transported the babies by ambulance from the hospital to the neonatal intensive care unit of a hospital in the city of -- about 25 miles away in southern gaza. that is the latest from the war in gaza. the new york times also does have a tribute to first lady rosalynn carter. but they also talk about the election in argentina, and why that is of news, because the new leader of argentina is considered a far right personality, somewhat similar to former president trump. i will read just a little bit of that as well. it says argentina elect -- in three for far right. argentines chose how your melina -- javier melia, a far right leader who has drawn str

ukrainian drones suddenly began to fall, reports the new york times. work of the electronic warfare systems of the russian army, they create a radio wave bubble around our trenches that does not allow ukrainian drones to pass through, and how quickly the russians achieved this should worry the north atlantic alliance, the new york times is already reporting. the news is unpleasant for the kiev regime and very important for us here , just so as not to jinx it - reports the propagandist rybki, southeast of in avdeevka, russian troops failed the defense in the ssu, which had been held since 2014, that is, for almost 10 years, the advance was about half a kilometer, a journalist from germany claims, this happened in the industrial zone not far from station 2. in addition, it is reported that positions were recaptured the armed forces of ukraine in the terikonov area near gorlovka, it is from there that the banderaites have been shelling the long-suffering city for years. russian troops are attacking from three directions, i am now with a special unit that

coming. >> jimmy: i'm peeling it right now, it's coming. >> say, did you correct the thing in the "new york timesthe thing in the new york times about fielder being a stiff actor? >> now say yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they better do it. >> jimmy: they better do it or else -- >> i'll [ bleep ] on them when i'm hosting the oscars. >> jimmy: oh, yes. or else i will [ bleep ] on them when i'm hosting the oscars. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: thanks. [ cheers and applause ] >> good? pretty good. >> jimmy: should we take a break? why don't we take a break, and we'll come back with emma stone and nathan fielder. we'll be right back. >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by starbucks. share the joy this holiday by starbucks. share the joy this holiday season. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra and psa. relieve fatigue for some... and stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clea

>> because i don't read polls, tenfold eight are not beating him you guys only two two, cnn, "new york times" check it out we will get you copies of all those polls. >> trailing in battleground states. >> no, i don't. >> excuse me it was the "new york times," in siena poll which said joe biden trailing president trump, in those swing states, so he is saying "new york times," yeah, i know, "new york times" just said it, in an interview with univision former president trump spoke out, he spoke about the support receiving from the latino community, in those swing states, watch this. >> the latino vote is so incredible, because unbelievable people they have, incredible skills incredible energy, and very entrepreneurial the message sending back numbers seeing in polls, security, want security. they want a border don't want people coming in, and regulated their house disorganize bad things the borders work both ways. >> sara reaction, as you know the border was one of president trump's main priorities, to ensure, that we were not getting terrorists coming through the border whether president trump

i'll start with politics because the bombshell the new york times dropped on saturday morning will likely shake up the 2024 election. the poll shows donald trump leading president biden and five battleground states in the support among young people, blacks and hispanics is tum tumbling. the democrats are in a panic they know with polling like this the biden harris team can't win. the dilemma is how to get them out. the war fox trey yingst gaza city has been surrounded 450 targets were hit by israel in the last 24 hours, american nuclear submarine. 148 tomahawk missiles has arrived in the area. secretary of state anthony blinken has been a shuffle diplomacy focusing on the hostages and preventing a wider work, at home a new low for congresswoman rashida tlaib she has produced a pro-hamas video which includes in bold letters, joe biden supported the genocide of the palestinian people,". to the markets 5% gain for the major averages last week that was a good week for stocks a little more ganey this week, that what ten, nasdaq close to 30 that is premarket, interest-rate creeping higher, the

ground with this one of the, the the the, the protest, the storm into the headquarters of the new york times the keys in the outlet of supporting his reading of war primes against the policy and as thousands of new york as riley for the people of get the ease well arise and set policy and women nova hesitate, us on social media in the 1st case of on the legs, valet should now the new law that criminalizes the quote, consumption of power with materials. we discussed the controversy without panel of ex, anyone who post on instagram or anti social media, but they're happy about what, how much of it is going to be arrested. and this is exactly what would happen in the country that the one to defend itself is that i have it is, is it, is, it slows obvious is if there is a load that is the basis, is that gonna be the end of this a little? this is the quantity to shut that most of us thing in the the thanks for joining us on our team to national hi, i'm mike called quick check. or that would begin with northern guys, away add thousands, have been killed and many more injured after i is there any bo

" began publishing -- >> an investigation by "the new york times." >> reporter: "the new york times -- >> reporter: the paper has nearly 10 million subscribers. if you want all the recipes, you'll have to pay a little extra. these days recipes are an important part of the "new york times" business model, aren't they? >> yeah. that is true. >> reporter: emily weinstein oversees cooking and food coverage at the "times." >> there are a million people who just have cooking and there are millions more who hae access to cooking because they are all in on the "new york times" bundle. >> reporter: basic price of $5 a month, that's pretty good business? >> seems that way to me. >> reporter: the nyt cooking app launched in 2014. the paper started charging extra three years later. it now lists more than 21,000 recipes from a peanut butter and pickle sandwich to venison medallions with blackberry sage sauce. >> turkey chickpea. >> that sounds good. >> reporter: dozens of recipes are added each month and the subscribers respond. sometimes energetically. >> we have this emo'normous fir hose in ou

. >> ainsley: occupy the lobby of the "new york times." i'm sure that was scary. passing out mock newspapers that said new york war crimes. >> the lobby of the "new york times" was jammed. it was clogged with police officers. i have never seen anything like that. they were all around the front. just sort of jam aring the lobby. i don't know if that's because somebody tried to get in because we were kind of coming up. "new york times" started climbing light polls and scaffolding. i saw spray paint on one of the cars on the side of the road. now you are starting to wonder what happens at this point? i don't know that it elevated. i did hear some news of damage, it was escalating. >> lawrence: real quickly, how many of them had their face covered? that's something i start to see at protest now. >> it was like 75%. i would say. just want to impress upon people there is no interest in conversation. there is no interest in the nuances in the dialogue it's just i have got a shouted message if i can shout you down and get people around you, that's when a guy like me has to